Boldness and sexiness merged once again in the Versace spring 2013 collection. Browse through some of the best new season stunners envisioned by the high-end label.
As the days go by, the image of the many potential style
elements that will come to define the new season is becoming more
and more clear. Bringing both sexiness and a touch of subtlety, the
industry is definitely taking a series of interesting statements
into account. The Versace spring 2013 collection
embodies these fab characteristics in the style that the label has
become known for over the years. Subtlety does not equal modesty,
however. Donatella has not given up high split dresses, bold
cutouts or the desire to steal the spotlight through her
designs.
Instead, we're seeing less body conscious styles and a focus on
textural contrasts. Lace is making a comeback as far as the label
is concerned as well as another fun trend which took a backseat
this year: gladiator inspired footwear. Though sheer touches and
daring cutouts immediately give a modern vibe, subtle bohemian
style inspirations can definitely be seen at a closer look. Leather
touches are definitely a great choice for a fab contrast that is
sure to get you noticed.
Dip die accents, golden metallic elements, sleek blazers,
figure-enhancing belts, rich tones, statement flowy dresses and
even fringes were some of the main highlights of the new
collection. The new season is all about having fun while still
feeling sophisticated in the process. Print-wise, we also notice
the label's logo being reflected in some of the designs albeit in a
fairly abstract manner.
The hottest tones of the new season according to the brands?
Orange, teal, gold, red tones, black or red. Aside from the daring
and edgy pieces presented, the label also endorses leather
clutches, cross body bags, studded belts or gorgeous metallic
sandals to really bring interest and complexity to your new season
looks. All in all, finding balance between sexy, trendy and fun
will likely prove a lot easier in the warm months to come.
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