Friday, March 4, 2011

In Paris echoes from the future

In New York want to color, books and buildings in London, Milan return to elegance, the bourgeois and respectable of the '60s and '70s. Paris And do you suggest? A mix of spontaneity and extravagance, and echoes of post-modern atmosphere of the times, glacial sensuality and appeal. The most striking example comes from the gangway of Manish Arora, with its futuristic geishas.

Red lips and false eyelashes, like a '50s pin-up hair and more eyeliner chart that seems to copy the heroines of fiction: a flat disk on top of head dl. Overall the whole thing becomes really impressive. Maybe a little 'hard to copy everything, but offers some interesting looks from the red lipstick.

Same suggestions that we find on other catwalks: Mugler and Ann Demeulemesteer have proposed a kind of androgynous femininity. Mugler with his heroines that seem to come from the pages of a book of fiction, with smoky eyes highlighted by an ultra-graphic and hairstyles that range from essential platinum blonde bob black volumes.

The Demeulemesteer instead thought of post-nuclear scenarios, models with pale and hair disheveled and deliberately enriched with materials that seem recycled pieces found here and there. We require the smoky eye Zac Posen, all played in shades of green and blue-toned metal with a ponytail and white tattoo of Issey Miyake.

Many also make up naked, as Balenciaga and Balmain, by Rochas in Wauchob, elegant and not so easy to play as at first sight may appear. And then his lips. Beautiful pink lipstick mat Nina Ricci, sophisticated and suitable for women of all ages. Then the orange Rue du Mail and Gaspard Yurkievich, Guy Laroche and the red of Rick Owens, maroon, almost black Anne Valerie Hash and antique pink Roland Mouret.

For hair to be reported, in addition to crops that seem to come from other planets, the most composed of Dries van Noten, Barbara Bui and Roland Mouret. Interesting hair long and loose Limi Feu, which simulates the fringe with a long brush and Rue du Mail, a bit 'Bardot 50s. But there's more because we are still on the fourth day ...

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