Modernism and sophistication were Lanvin's choices for the spring 2013 season. Take a look at the fabulous array of edgy yet elegant alternatives for the seasons to come.
A trip to the dark side has rarely been so inviting. Lanvin seems to join the array of
brands which stray away from strong pops of color for the most part
in favor of neutral tones and the beautiful classy black and white
combos. Alber Elbaz’s mission for the spring 2013 collection is
helping women feel like stars. For this purpose, playing with
proportions, adding glamorous touches and highlighting sexiness are
all necessary and the label sure does it fabulously.
Precision is a highly valued quality that is beautifully reflected
through a myriad of gorgeous dresses with a highly geometric
allure. High shoulders return for the designer not in the puffy
form but through a more edgy, futuristic allure. Femininity is not
characterized by subtlety but rather boldness and an undeniable
sophisticated vibe. Sequins, metallic elements are liberally used
to make a strong statement from the start. Body conscious styles
are undoubtedly amomng the sexiest alternatives out there, which is
why such pieces are so abundant.
Well defined proportions might seem a bit masculine yet the
designer often soften things up through beautiful bow details of
luxurious satin fabrics. Accessorizing adds a plus of glamour as
the designer puts his famous statement necklaces and gorgeous
bracelets to good use. Still, despite the high emphasis on classy
color combos which stay well on the neutral side, the label doesn't
forgo color all together. In fact, color blocking is also
encouraged.
Simplicity with a sophisticated touch can definitely prove a viable
option for modern women looking for a statement and the designer
definitely managed to prove that. Despite his long term
relationship with the brand, he still has plenty of tricks in his
sleeve to keep the spark alive and strong. The covetability factor
of the newest designs? Undoubtedly high.
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