Temperley London F/W 07.08 NYC

[Salvatore]

Oh the head pieces are very nice! Iekeline looks like a goddess with it on. And that orange dress on Solange is a knock-out. Pretty nice collection from what I see.

 

[Trista]

The orange dress is stunning. I'm loving this, I love the details, the dresses, and the headgear is great.

 

[BaroqueRockstar]

um....
no. i like that alice is trying something a little different, but it doesn't work

 

[elschic111]

the pictures make the colors look weird. they were much prettier in real life.

one thing that she is consistent with is the fit of her clothes...they are cut beautifully..!

 

[Tinuviel]

Yes, yes, yes, that is one of my favorite movies ever! The brides of dracula wore those gorgeous headpieces, combine that with Ieke's cheekbones and voila! Bloody good...

oh yes you're absolutely right, it was those scary chicas. The white one made me think of Lucy's headdress. Went a-googling but only came up with these..

www.filmhai.de, horrordvds.com,
www.in-my-opinion.org

Female Peasant headdress from European Russia, 19th Century from Racinet

costumes.org

Disco you might be referring to Lakshmi?

Art © ExoticIndia.com

 

[xmodel citizen]

I can post the wireimage pics without watermarks

Please do!

I really like this in spite of myself.

 

[city girl]

the orange dress is stunning
and those head things are gorgeous..reminded me of romeo & juliet when i saw it

 

[MulletProof]

Tinuviel, you're always so spot on with references on designers' work.

something I greatly admire on alice is exactly what tinu's pointed out and what her collections are often about: just rich materials, beautiful embellishment and reminiscences from far away landscapes, not as the exotic getaway for most fashion insiders but more as a historical travel in time.. which makes it worth watching. what tends to put me down with her, is that, when it comes to the clothes, taking all the ornaments and show surroundings away.. it's just painfully plain for me.. I feel like, with all the obvious knowledge she has, she should be experimenting so much more with her designs rather than keep sending tight v-neck dresses season after season and exclusively relying on how to live them up with accesories or ambiental techniques.

 

[Ceptuouse]

Its not bad

I cant believe London FW is here already though, Ive not been paying attention this season

 

[MulletProof]

it is not JR, she's been showing in NYC for around 2 years now if i remember correctly.

 

[Ceptuouse]

^ My mistake my excuse that it was 7:30am when I read that

 

[kevinnn]

Source: Style.com

 

[kevinnn]

Source: Style.com

 

[kevinnn]

Source: Style.com

 

[Diorling]

Fantastic collection.

 

[Senna]

Love it!

 

[Lucia-]

Hm. I like the short orange dress and the one next to it (#34).

 

[peacelover142002]

I like her use of lace, especially on the blue dresses. And I like the shoes.

 

[shopping247]

this collection. i think the shoes are by louboutin (his stuff is everywhere on the runway!!)

 

[Tinuviel]

something I greatly admire on alice is exactly what tinu's pointed out and what her collections are often about: just rich materials, beautiful embellishment and reminiscences from far away landscapes, not as the exotic getaway for most fashion insiders but more as a historical travel in time.. which makes it worth watching. what tends to put me down with her, is that, when it comes to the clothes, taking all the ornaments and show surroundings away.. it's just painfully plain for me.. I feel like, with all the obvious knowledge she has, she should be experimenting so much more with her designs rather than keep sending tight v-neck dresses season after season and exclusively relying on how to live them up with accesories or ambiental techniques.

definitely! This collection is far and away my favorite of hers so far but instead of the cookie cutter dresses I feel like she's capable of so much more.. but perhaps this is just her aesthetic?.. Beautiful collection regardless. Thanks for sharing Kevinn.