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Ready-to-Wear Fall-winter 2017-2018

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A very “French” Neo Bourgeois style Trends, Fall-Winter 2020/2021 Diala Aschkar, Art Director at Orient Palms, France The bourgeois style is probably one of the biggest trends for Fall 2020. Since last season, designers are drawn to the cool attitude of the « Rive Gauche » and the sexy 70’s style of the Parisian dress code. Other designers were inspired by the more conservative 80’s and 90’s upper-class woman aesthetics.
There’s something about the legendary French posh elegance that every woman wants to seize. Think silk blouses with Lavallière or frilled collars under gilded-button blazers, culottes, capes, rich tailoring in velvet and tweed, high boots and wide-brimmed hats. Read more…
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Heart to Heart Valentine 2017 Diala Aschkar, Art Director at Orient Palms, France You might think that a heart is a too obvious icon to display on a Valentine’s evening, but you will be quite seduced by Christian Dior’s poetic ethereal dresses with discreet hearts or by the bold surrealistic pierced hearts by Schiaparelli. You will love Elie Saab’s Haute Couture long dresses that exude passion with a whirlwind of glittery hearts. Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana’s baroque style full of icons is a sophisticated option. Rodarte created quite a unique design with hearts as corsets, having a style oscillating between the medieval and flamenco. Marc Jacobs punkette street style is a good option if you’re going out to a concert. As for Proenza Schouler, it guarantees a dramatic effect with the unexpected skin-baring cut-out heart on a black turtle-neck. Read more…
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Haute Bohème Diala Aschkar, Art Director at Orient Palms, France The expression “Haute Bohème” described how eccentric bourgeois and aristocrats were fascinated by the bohemian way of life, aesthetically and philosophically, at the beginning of the twentieth century. Read more…