Givenchy Haute Couture 2009 Full Fashion Show.avi

Erotic turn-of-the-century paintings of imagined ancient rituals and the austere, attenuated ballet costumes of Pina Bausch kindled the beginnings of Givenchy couture. It could have routed Riccardo Tisci back to the dark place of the soul he so loves to explore, but he said he'd consciously pulled away from too much melancholia. It's not quite the time to lay on more agony, after all, and in any case, Tisci is aware of wanting to stretch himself: "It was a little bit of a step up for me, to challenge myself to use color and show more daywear, which is doing very well with clients." So the black floor was strewn with rose petals (a direct lift from a famous Lawrence Alma-Tadema painting, for reference spotters) and the shapely skirtsuits and dresses at the beginning were in pale alabaster-part eighties body-con seaming, part Edwardian shoulder, exaggerated with sheer puffs of organza instead of pads. The color shaded in with draped chiffon gowns in tints of lemon, faded Parma violet, and celadon, which were held back from straight-up classicism by under-glimpses of Lycra, pearl, or crystal-studded bondage straps (a more refined holdover from the Spring ready-to-wear collection).
Toward the conclusion, a couple of priestess-y white togas made an entrance, the models' faces half shrouded in cowl drapes. On the runway, that produced a slightly disconcerting air of mystery, but one that will easily be shaken off when these dresses are worn to an event as modern-elegant eveningwear. Tisci's increasing maturity is edging him in the right direction.
Natasha Polly opens gracefully being followed for big names on the runway: Sessilee Lopez, Carmen Pedaru,Iris Strubegger,Sigrid Agren, Eniko Mihaniuk, Jonathan Saunders,Edita V, Kamila Filipcikova, Julia Stegner,Marina Perez, Isabelle Fontana, Daiane Conterato, Ana Claudia Michells, Magdalena Frackowiak, Lara Stone, Lily Donaldson and some more amazing girls.

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so beautiful

[@enenuno]

Beautiful women, like elegant sketch lines, not anorexic. Elegant, stylized figures. Why people don't understand this? This is not reality, it's a stylized image for fashion. Elegant, slim, delicate figures. Women must accept their body, find fashion that fits them, not become anorexic because of a fashion show. That's a hollow discussion.

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so TRUE Nuna Abelho ! Thank you ! YES. why people dont understand the magic of a fashion show and the image they want to create ? I think its because the have a lack of knowledge about fashion and fashion history in general. Thats sad for them but for people who understand, this moment is pure magic