Nina Ricci F/W 2005, Paris

[Ella]

Nina Ricci F/W 2005, Paris (AP Photo/Jerome Delay)

 

[Ella]

....

 

[Hanne]

Oh my.. another season and my love affair with Nina Ricci is renewed.

 

[cigaretiquette]

lovely yes

ever the need to rekindle the flame for madamme Ricci?
oh why?

 

[morgan38]

very nice. any more?

 

[iperlchen]

The whole collection is online at vogue.co.uk, it always looks so fresh and girly. I think it's easy too overdo that look, but Nina Ricci has made up a good balance in my opinion because I always love the collections.

 

[breathe0xygen]

I like what I see!!!

 

[Ella]

Pretty pretty, I love it!

 

[clay]

I guess this is Lars Nilsons. I met him at my last job. Pretty good guy and great designer. He was at Bill Blass when i met him, and before that he was at Ralph Lauren. I could not believe how bad he was treated at Blass, just when people started taking notice. Im glad he got his wings back at Ricci! Great looking collection!

 

[liberty33r1b]

very nice collection!

 

[phoebep]

much better than what i expected....

love the red piece..

 

[stripes]

dresses are beautifull

 

[stylegurrl]

Beautiful

 

[anaisanais]

....

 

[Urban Stylin]

very romantic love it!!!

 

[Mr-Dale]

This is very cute looking at the use of fabric, the bows and the embroidery. Very romantic indeed, not bad at all...

 

[jhaime]

Mudane, uninspiring.

So unoriginal it's quite unbelievable...

Although the cut on the seelve of the first coat is very interesting indeed.

& those brown boots are incredible.

 

[cigaretiquette]

Mudane, uninspiring.

So unoriginal it's quite unbelievable...

Although the cut on the seelve of the first coat is very interesting indeed.

& those brown boots are incredible.

I'd be quite happy if you'd explain the use of "Mundane" as to describe it alas I hope you just have a problem of visualising it.

 

[AlexN]

I think it's very pretty. Love the contrast of the gold bow in post #14.

 

[jhaime]

I'm looking at it from a buyers point of view.

it's plain, boring, unpractical, and certaily not wearable.

It's hardly going to sell in a mass market, which is all i'm really interested in i'm afraid.

Clothes are for expression & wearing, none of those outfits would tell anyone anything about you, apart from the fact you like a lot of lingerie style silk to wear around.