Sophisticated, whimsical, ethereal. The Alberta Ferretti spring 2013 show has carried the audience in the mystical world of mermaids and aquatic motifs. Check out the show's best highlights.
A veritable display of elegance, sophistication and whimsicality
marked the Alberta Ferretti spring
2013 show. The designer chose to reflect the aquatic world through
a series of spectacular elegant ensembles that exude femininity and
excite imagination despite their subtlety. Flowing fabrics,
intricate details, a melange of simplicity and daintiness can make
even every heart melt regardless of whether you define yourself as
a tomboy or a girly girl.
The new season doesn't seem as flashy and conspicuous as previous
ones. However, this proves a great idea since we are able to
experiment with more discreet displays of the motifs we love while
still tackling the latest trends with confidence. The designer's
inclination towards romance and sophistication left the audience in
awe once again as the looks encouraged viewers to transport
themselves into a fascinating world where mermaids are the style
goddesses.
With fringe embroidery, pale organza, lamés, it became pretty
easy to summarize the choices as luminous and to be irremediably
seduced by the label's flowy alternatives. From sophisticated
cocktail dresses to evening gowns, each choice managed to stay true
to its theme. With intricate textural details, there's little need
for extras in order to maintain visual interest. Naturally, the
color palette also stays true to the theme which means plenty of
blue tones, nude or even black.
Though the gorgeous gowns steal all the spotlight, there's
definitely something to be said about the beauty choices as well as
they complete the theme perfectly. The slicked back, wet hair trend
makes a comeback, while the minimal, natural makeup style enhances
the subtlety and magnetic appeal of the looks even more. The
label's mission has been accomplished once again. The looks are
definitely memorable and the experience is certainly extremely
enjoyable.
Photo courtesy of Style.com


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