As the Paris Fashion Week came to a wrap this week, we’re looking back at our favorite looks from the spring 2014 collections.
Giambattista Valli played with contrast, gorgeous appliqué and pared-down silhouettes. The result is an incredibly consistent and feminine collection.
Giambattista Valli Spring 2014 RTW
“A woman is like a disco ball, she shines and reflects in so many directions,” said Roland Mouret in his interview to Visual Therapy, and proved it with his spring 2014 show. Staying true to his body-conscious designs, Mouret added a futuristic twist to the pieces.
Roland Mouret Spring 2014 RTW
We can always count on ‘Elbaz the Great’ of Lanvin to push the envelope when it comes to fabrication, textures and, in this case, shine. The collection for spring was a study in pushing the sparkling envelope, and if you are into it, this collection is a wow.
Lanvin Spring 2014 RTW
Drawing inspiration from the wonderful world of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ and transforming the runway with an array of psychedelic plant life, the Dior Spring 2014 show was exciting, bold, and captivating.
Dior Spring 2014 RTW
Our favorite looks from Raf Simons’ spring 2014 collection were rocked out, sharp and edgy all-black ensembles.
Saint Laurent Spring 2014 RTW
Keeping up with the brand’s tradition, the spring 2014 Hermès collection is complete with chic and wearable pieces that you will have forever. Long fluid shapes, easy spirit and elegance – those were the defining points that we loved about the show.
Hermes Spring 2014 RTW
There was a new sense of experiment and play in the Balenciaga Spring 2014 show. The pieces started off with a feeling of rigidity, and as the collection went on, that rigidity gave way to a sense of ease that Wang was striving for, and the looks came across as effortless and chic.
Balenciaga Spring 2014
