Layers of light S/S 09

[Muse_Views]

This is a very difficult trend to carry. One can either look sublime and feminine...or in most cases, down right trashy.

There is nothing more offensive than cheap lace or sheer organza...

 

[kindi]

i like this but it will be hard to pull off in our everyday lives, especially in the work context. but a sheer shirt with a top underneath would be really nice an wearable, too. maybe i'll get something like this for spring.

 

[adorefaith]

Margaret Howell

catwalking

 

[adorefaith]

Steve j and Yoni p

coutorture

 

[gius]

these are such great examples thank you adorefaith
what i love most is the idea of different kinds of transparency
someone might think of lace
then another fine meshes
then another a crispy gauze or light chiffon...

 

[adorefaith]

Meadham Kirchhoff

style

 

[adorefaith]

alberta ferretti

style

 

[adorefaith]

sportmax

style.it

 

[cato.]

Lovely ..!
Clever title as well, sounds so dreamy & ethereal.

 

[adorefaith]

francesco scognamiglio

style.com

 

[adorefaith]

lots of this at Marni!

style.it

Consuelo has used this idea of transparency as a layering tool in exactly the way i was attempting to describe it in the first post. i think vera wang did it very similarly too. it is this technique that i find most interesting..and 'new', if one can use that word

 

[adorefaith]

Antonio Marras

style.it

 

[adorefaith]

cont'd

style.it

 

[kiddokiddo]

I forever love this trend, the Marni and Marass looks are to die for

Fendi

style

 

[kiddokiddo]

Modernist

style

 

[kiddokiddo]

Roberto Cavalli

style

 

[kiddokiddo]

^It's so scary when I actually like the first four white dresses

 

[kiddokiddo]

Jolibe

jolibe.blogspot

 

[adorefaith]

oh, I hadn't seen the close up shots from Jolibe! , they are beautiful kiddo..thanks for sharing, and thanks for all the contributions you've made to the thread so far..

 

[Spike413]

The Jolibe looks are so beautiful, they kind of take the best parts of Jil Sander and Rodarte from last spring and reinterpret it.