Lola701
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I’ve always had a soft spot for Cavalli because he was really a master in his aesthetic and in a way, he broke all the rules. I think Dundas was still at the house at that time.
I hate taffetas because it’s a fabric that screams Old-fashion...But nobody can say that the blue dress is not fabulous.
I started to really appreciate Cavalli when I saw it worn by Carine and Emmanuelle. They managed to make it their own...
Everytime i watch Cavalli and D&G of that time, I cannot help but to think about the fact that at that time, it was considered as bad taste but it was also the epitome of a certain idea of Jet Set (much like Valentino). Cavalli is forever synonymous with the French Riviera: a light, glamorous and adventurous aesthetic supported by exquisite finishing, techniques and fabrics. Cavalli at that time was above Versace!
I hate taffetas because it’s a fabric that screams Old-fashion...But nobody can say that the blue dress is not fabulous.
I started to really appreciate Cavalli when I saw it worn by Carine and Emmanuelle. They managed to make it their own...
Everytime i watch Cavalli and D&G of that time, I cannot help but to think about the fact that at that time, it was considered as bad taste but it was also the epitome of a certain idea of Jet Set (much like Valentino). Cavalli is forever synonymous with the French Riviera: a light, glamorous and adventurous aesthetic supported by exquisite finishing, techniques and fabrics. Cavalli at that time was above Versace!