Glamorous and with a 17 century European aristocracy elegance, Marchesa's new designs got the public quivering with excitement, so check out the new fab dress designs, next!
The Marchesa fall 2013 collection unveiled at the New
York Fashion Week brought the same level of elegance to the podium
with which the brand got us used to so far only this season the
theme that led to the creation of the lineup was more intensely
focused on past trends! It was the 17th century extravaganza of the
aristocrat circles that served as inspiration for the collection
and the result was pure elegance.
It seems that the fact that the brand's designers Keren Craig just
welcomed her second baby and Georgina Chapman is just a couple of
months away from giving birth, didn't affect their creativity, on
the contrary motherhood seems to have inspired the designer duo to
push the boundaries to glamor and sophistication by infusing
vintage details that scream uniqueness.
Just as for the Marchesa fall 2012
collection, the label's designers chose a painting as their
source of inspiration and for the fall 2013 season the painting
selected was the 'Portrait of Maria Teresa de Vallabriga on
Horseback' signed by Francisco de Goya in 1783. The painting that
depicts the elegance of an aristocrat woman from that period seems
to have sparked a myriad of ideas as the collection lit up the room
with its exquisite details.
Obviously, the Marchesa signature, the intricate embroidery and
the tulle ruffle details, couldn't have missed from the Marchesa
fall 2013 collection and the delicacy of these effects paired with
the fabrics' luxurious feel and elegant structures resulted in a
jaw dropping display of garments worthy of a red carpet event!
Although dresses are the brand's specialty, the designer chose to
introduce in the collection a couple of pant separates which also
displayed the same level or royal looking embroidery
details.However, the glamor extravaganza exuded by the gowns got
fashion enthusiasts gasping for air as the lovely corset gowns
featuring heavy embroidery, draping effects and silhouette
sculpting shapes were truly breathtaking.
The color palette used in the creation process focused on
seductive, timeless pigments which included reds, nude-pinks,
greys, beiges and black tones, shades that compliment most skin
tones, so enchant your eyes by checking out all of Marchesa's
fall 2013 designs!
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