Classical antiquity S/S 08

Brighid · 03-01-2008

I noticed, that many collections reminds me ancient Roman and Greek clothing. Examples:

Alberta Ferretti

Lanvin

Versace

style.com

zistam · 03-01-2008

Good eye!
I like how Lanvin does it the best,something about it reminds me of the '20s a little bit too..interestiing

Brighid · 03-01-2008

Vera Wang

style.com

Spike413 · 03-01-2008

Goddess draping and Greco-Roman silhouettes were everywhere this season.

It's a look that's near and dear to my heart.

emma peel · 03-01-2008

ooh i want a chiton or a toga-like dress for spring...

Brighid · 04-01-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Spike413

Goddess draping and Greco-Roman silhouettes were everywhere this season.

It's a look that's near and dear to my heart.

Yes, I like this trend too, I'm very into this times

thefunkykitten · 04-01-2008

ah, the grecian look, it's been around for a while but it's quite hard to wear unless you're slim!

Glittery_Bug · 04-01-2008

I like this. I prefer it to the already overdone tie-dye trend.

Brighid · 04-01-2008

3.1 Philip Lim

style.com

The_Ida · 04-01-2008

This reminds me that i have THE most perfect white vintage goddess dress - asymmetrical shoulders, draping and beading...but it's too big

I have never worn it, but all my friends have... I'm very popular around christmas, new years and big events

ApertureRomance · 05-01-2008

Oo I love this trend I wish I had places to go to wear dresses like this I think though due to the nature of the fabrics (eg fluid fabrics) used and then for example the one shoulder as a trend it crosses over or overlaps.

Dresses that closed the show at Gianfranco Ferre.

source : catwalking

Brighid · 05-01-2008

Beautiful dresses, especially the first one!

malin_08 · 05-01-2008

The empiredress was such a huge trend for a couple of seasons ago, it got enourmosly hyped for a while.
I wouldn't refer to it as a trend anymore, I think it's a classical piece.

The look is beautiful.

r_r_r · 05-01-2008

Those Ferre dresses are breathtaking, Carmen and Stam really present them well!

Couture_Tribe · 05-01-2008

*adds to spring must have list*

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