Fashion Week 11

Philosophy "is skewed toward a younger customer, and its oeuvre slants toward off-kilter embellishment and highly feminine dresses" said Meenal Mistry. What do I say? Nothing.


Am not fond of the shoes in the Calvin Klein line, however the collection is still a soft, smoothing pleasure.


I am always a fan of the Betsey Johnson collection so when I see the line for Spring 2008, I'm sad to say this isn't the best. I liked a few. I guess the puffy skirts are too much for me.


Judging the decent garments with the fuzzy hairdos, Marc By Marc Jacobs is like a hangover candidate at a potiental interview, attempting to ace. It's all up to the candidate whether if there's any skills!


Along with LEGO mastermind creation!


Monique Lhuillier has design varies from draping to ruffles, expanding the aesthetics. Looks great, although some was overdo.


I like this headband decoration, very light and simple.



I've always admired Zac Posen because of Natalie Portman, it always damn look good on her! And yes, I enjoy it each second even thought the line are crazy and fierce! I love this one:


I think it's a bad picture or tailored, but I love the design of this.


I'll say my eyes stare at the hairdos, a puppy, and the children first throughout the photos, oh, Heatherette! That's how you distract us from the horridness design? Ok, ok. It isn't that bad, it's just different kind of crazy. Nods.


Am gonna to check with my boyfriend if he believes this will make him attractive.

Fashion Week 10

Luca Luca has a delicate, soft look to the collection. All complementary colors to increase aristocratic aroma of such an superior person.


Nothing exciting from the Oscar de la Renta line. Oh, it's for older women. I will never be fond of big bows.


Malo has strong Asian feeling to the line, emerging culture texture in the line. Laird Borrelli-Persson commented, "And the duo obviously has a real feel for texture—as skirts that looked as if they were constructed out of silken Chinese knots did this one."


Anna Sui's play-dress theme is definitely entertaining. The colorful extensions or wigs were such an assessment to the line. It was rockin', maybe too much.


The pleasing line of Richard Chai's highlight was the composition on the back. It's an itch to wait for the models to turn so we can be in awe.




Marc Jacobs look like he had a deadline but he was busy with his boy toy. So he threw all ideas at once. It's very vivid, wild, and a big, "what?" Still, there's a huge controversy on those backward heels. But I will say this: it is not the first that concept was made.




The Jill Stuart line, I appreciate most of it. I love the aggressive notion of the structure.