This fall tailoring took stage alongside the signature cocktail dresses and gowns. At one glance, it can already be guessed that her inspiration came from toys - tin soldiers in particular, with models walking down the runway in black platform pumps. There were peplum jackets and military-inspired coats in a red and black jewelled tones, paired with poufy skirts in full swing, that made the collection fit for the fairies' military band. The tall berets, origami-like headpieces and various striped and shiny tights were a stunner, beautifully piecing together the tin soldier look.
The dreamy asymmetrical tulle frocks also stole the show. I am absolutely in love with the empire-waisted cocktail dresses and the closing white gown that were a great combination of metallic fabrics and tulle. This entire collection is spellbounding, and it gave the wooden toy fairytale a new breath of life.
source: style.com
OH MY.
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I loved her collection, too! So many people dislike it... I especially love the little red jacket in the first picture.
ReplyDeletelove all those looks, esp the tights, and the red skirt. !
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Love the red skirt, but especially the last two dresses. Very pretty pastels!
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For some reason, I've never been able to like a collection by Erin. The work just seems sooo design school-ish, like or like what a designer would send down in the first episode of Project Runway.
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