When I stumbled across the following photos on style.com of the Givenchy fall 2010 collection I was left speechless. Known as "The Bone Collection," these dresses are inspired by skeletons and glamorize the idea of death... The collection was created by Riccardo Tisci.
The full collection....
The full collection....
What I found interesting about this collection is the use of different materials...such as lace, fringe, zippers and crystal. All the pieces in this collection are fabulously ornate and intricate... What I also noticed about this collection was its unique color palette. When I think of death, I automatically associate the subject with dark colors, like black. However, in this collection, almost all the gowns are white, tan, and gold. The darkest color found in this collection is chocolate brown...
Here are a few of my favorites...
Natasha Poly
Magdalena Frackowiak
Malgosia Bela
Daphne Groeneveld
Karmen Pedaru
What are your thoughts on this collection? We would love to hear your opinion!
xx Katie- Lu
What are your thoughts on this collection? We would love to hear your opinion!
xx Katie- Lu
19 comments:
Those bleached-out tones remind me of old sepia photographs unearthed from an attic. Very beautiful especially the feather-trimmed Malgosia Bela number.
They work well with the understated make-up and undone hair.
The collection left me completely speechless! Absolutely outstanding- the work in each outfit is hard to comprehend? It is impossible to pick a favourite but the creation on Natasha Poly is so delicate and structural! I have also been piecing together a post of my favourite couture shows! I can imagine Mary Kate and Ashley olsen in their own take on these !xxx
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I'm totally diggin' this whole thing. Bring on the bones. Been staring at it for days. There's something very Olsen-esque about it. I fully expect to see someone come out in one of these gowns with their hair up and a faux bone holding it a la Wilma Flintstone. No jokes.
xo-Carrie
For me (as for you) death means dark colors . I'm just totally in love with this collection , so many textures ... brilliant idea ! oh sorry for my bad english :(
This is a gorgeous collection!!! Loving all the glamorous details!
D E G A I N E
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These are absolutely stunning. Everything is so intricate and amazing!
xo Josie
http://winksmilestyle.blogspot.com
Brilliant!!
So pretty, I'm in love!
Ugh I 100% agree <3
I LOVED this collection.
I totally agree that it glamorises death and I love that he didn't use the conventional colours of black etc. to show death.
Can't believe he actually used bones for his zipper pulls though!
Fab post dearies!
Follow for follow? :)
xx
stellar!
That last dress is beautiful.
I think this is one of my favourites out of the couture collections. Truly a work of art.
love the collection :) very chic*
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Hey lovely ladies, I hope to see an outfit post soon! I love those (:
i love the first one.. its so.. AMAZING. and the dark feathery one!
thaanks :)
I'm totally in love with this collection.
xoxo
natasha looks AMAZING in that dress. or the dress looks amazing on her. anyway, i'm obsessed.
Thanks for keeping me updated with the fashion world and the collections! This collection is stunning, very abstract and romantic. I love these and the color palette is great! I don't know if it's glamorizing the idea of death as much, it's just an inspiration in my opinion.
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