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Antonio Marras S/S 06 Milan

Tinuviel said:
ooh such a delightful collection! love the maroons, blues and polka dots. Footwear too. :heart:
I keep coming back to admire that shade of maroon... reminds me of cognac - not that everything does :lol:
 
Love! It is innovative (especially the fabrics) but I would absolutely wear it.
 
softgrey said:
drop dead gorgeous...!!!
more dusty colours, even if they are darker...
all these colours have a bit of black in them...
and a continuation of the 'dark edge' neo goth vibe that is so prevalent for fall 06...

yummy yum yum...:heart:

I have so been thinking that exact same thing all day... I keep going back to look again :heart:
 
i always as driven towards his collections...they are always so beautiful and detailed... this collection is no exception!! the colors are delightful and the layering is done very well. i'm getting a little bit of a russian vibe from it ??!
 
The make up reminds me of my old porcelain dolls, the clothes too have that feeling. I like it.
 
thanks for posting, perlefine:heart:
he remains to be one of my very favourites. so romantic without being too frilly, a little drama, a little softness.... and i really think he has a special way of combining colours.
 
This collection is amazing! I love the colors and all those layers! Very romantic and soft.
 
This is one of the best collections I have ever seen. Absolutely beautiful clothes. I love it.
 
hmm, antonio maras has been improving in the most amazing way,
while keeping his romantic signature from getting too 'sugar-y'
as for the boho comment, no, i dont think this is boho at all

thanks for the topic perlefine :flower:
 
Antonio Marras: "This is what we should see more of in Milan," said Michael Fink, fashion director of Saks Fifth Avenue, walking out of the Antonio Marras show.

How true. Marras isn't obsessed with commercial clout or trend mania. But he usually weaves his collection around a theme. And, from the music-score invitation, white curtains and wood-plank catwalk, it was clear that ballet was twirling around in his head. But there wasn't a tutu-ed girl in sight. Instead, he exercised his more-is-more vision with bias cuts, layers, embroideries, ruching, ribbons and ruffles. All worked to the hilt.

Side-wrapped taffeta skirts flounced from beneath see-through tops, ruffles tumbled down the front of blouses and intricate embroidery showered almost every garment. Tossed over the shoulders were jackets that were either very boxy or teeny. As the sound track played the score from "Swan Lake," out came a group of black chinoiserie dresses — gossamer numbers with jet beading and side-wrapped taffeta skirts under shrunken jackets — the kind of clothes that should keep fashionistas on their toes.

from wwd
 
great photos.. credits please twin star??
 
How on earth did he manage to make long lean legs look so stumpy?!

Other than that the collection is very well put together.
 
Stunning! My favourite collection this season. The colours look so beautiful, and the fabrics are the perfect choice!:woot:
 

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