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Friday, 9 March 2012

Vogue China March 2012

My favourite models, Isabeli Fontana and Natasha Poly are on the cover of Chinese Vogue! I'm very happy to see them together.

Natasha Poly is Russian. She is 1,78 m.

With brilliant blue eyes, a killer jawline, and the bodacious curves that have come to be associated with Brazilian mannequins, Isabeli Fontana. She is 176 cm. Fontana has two children.

Natasha has been on the cover of Vogue 23 times.

Natasha is known for her walk, legs and cheekbones.

Isabeli has 6 tattoos, even one on her lip.

In 2008, Fontana made her debut on the Forbes The World's 15 Top-Earning Models list at place 11, having earned $3 million

Since 2004, Poly has appeared in many advertisement campaigns, including Gucci, Prada, Lanvin, Fendi, Louis Vuitton, Roberto Cavalli, Dsquared2, H&M, Printemps, Blumarine, Nina Ricci, Missoni,Calvin Klein, Givenchy, Balmain, Jimmy Choo, MaxMara, Alberta Ferretti, Dolce & Gabbana, and others and has walked the runway for notable brands such as Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, Chanel, Miu Miu, Gucci, Prada, Versace, Victoria's Secret and many other blue chip fashion labels.

In my opinion, at the moment the most known models are Isabeli and Natasha.
Tell me, what do you think about them?

Sunday, 4 March 2012

Dolce & Gabbana FW2013

The Milan Fashion week has passed. My favourite collection was Dolce&Gabbana one.

Dolce & Gabbana is an Italian luxury industry fashion house. The company was started by Italian designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana in Milan, Italy.

So, let's see what this collection was about.

1.With opulence and Italian craftsmanship at the collection’s centre, embroidery was a main theme in the collection. The intricate gold thread, applications, pearls, and waxed silk fashioned into flowers were exquisite.

2. The romantic element of the collection was embodied in the needlepoint roses. Applied on lace and chiffon, this ancient craft which decorated parlours and grand halls was masterfully transformed in the FW13 collection.

3. In a collection which looked at the craftsmanship traditions of the past, Dolce&Gabbana found a space for the craftsmanship of today. A portion of the collection consisted on chiffon and satin, washed or painted and then laser cut to create patterns and transparencies a kin to lace.

4. As with the men’s collection, for FW13 Dolce&Gabbana have introduced a well loved yet sometimes forgotten type of outerwear: the cape. Whether made of fur, astrakhan, lace or embroidered felt, it’s the real must have item for the upcoming winter.

5. The baroque period saw a furthering of the Renaissance habit of displaying one’s wealth throw the intricate decorations of one’s abodes. Grand palaces, villas and public buildings were adorned with frescos, plasterwork as well as lavish furnishings. For the FW13 collection, Dolce&Gabbana took inspiration from these decors and centred a portion of the collection on delicate chiffon dresses printed with flower still life and cherubs- the 18th Century artists’ favourite subjects

6. The faithful Dolce&Gabbana client was not forgotten on the runway. The typical and well loved Dolce&Gabbana silhouettes and iconic items, the suit, the bodycon dress were revisited for FW13.