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[anlabe32]

Someone's shoe broke off at Loewe tonight... poor girl

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[Salvatore]

I knew Suvi and her arms at Balenciaga would be here. That was the most ODD thing I saw on a catwalk ever.

[mackos]

^Indeed, and it's not like she couldn't move her arms in that dress.

Meanwhile, not much of a mishap but I'm curious who was the teary-eyed model at Lanvin?

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The first came on a girl wearing a black dress; the second, the same girl, now in more upbeat platinum, though tears ran down her face. Whether the tears were genuine and personal, show shtick or the result of a wayward eyelash in her eye, they fueled the feeling that this show was as emotional as it was dazzling.

[Polevshchikova]

^also Suvi Koponen

[teaars]

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Originally Posted by mackos ^Indeed, and it's not like she couldn't move her arms in that dress. Meanwhile, not much of a mishap but I'm curious who was the teary-eyed model at Lanvin?

I thought Daria Strokous was girl number two at Lanvin?

[mackos]

^They're referring to the necklaces saying that The first came on a girl wearing a black dress and then the second, etc.

[anlabe32]

^Suvi

vogue.it

But it's rather beautiful so not really a mishap

[teaars]

Aww, it is actually quite beautiful, it seems more like an issues with bright lights or something in her eye rather than emotion, á la Kinga at Jil Sander Fall 2012.

[Crying Diamonds]

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Originally Posted by mackos ^Indeed, and it's not like she couldn't move her arms in that dress. The first came on a girl wearing a black dress; the second, the same girl, now in more upbeat platinum, though tears ran down her face. Whether the tears were genuine and personal, show shtick or the result of a wayward eyelash in her eye, they fueled the feeling that this show was as emotional as it was dazzling. Meanwhile, not much of a mishap but I'm curious who was the teary-eyed model at Lanvin?

Not the first time it's happened - see Auguste Abeliunaite at Jil Sander A/W 09-10. And my avatar .



Time for an update?

[teaars]

Always a huge fan of Auguste's tears at Jil, my favorite runway moment by far

[mackos]

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Originally Posted by Crying Diamonds Not the first time it's happened - see Auguste Abeliunaite at Jil Sander A/W 09-10. And my avatar .

Actually, this was the first thing that came to my mind

[Maximilian S]

Why were they crying though? Was it the makeup?

[MyNameIs]

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Originally Posted by mackos Actually, this was the first thing that came to my mind

Probably the first thing to come to many minds, lol. Mine included. I don't know what that girl's been up to these days. I couldn't even tell you her name (I know it was written above, but I mean without looking). But I will always remember runway walk with tears in her eyes. She'll go into fashion history forever.

[anlabe32]

Rude photographers yelling at the girls who walk in the dark.