This Saturday, March 26, we covered some fashion shows at Brown Thomas. We were already very well received on our arrival, with smiles and champagne.
The first show we watched was Hugo Boss. The show contained this season's tendencies in a lot of fields, such as weekends, late nights out, and offices. We saw flower prints, colours such as Coral in accessories (which is a strong trend, as we saw in one of our posts), Safari, Minimalistic, Knitting and Navy trends.
The show's acessories:
The show's hostess looked incredible with this mixture of prints!
Elie Tahari's show began with a very thick dress with Clutch Bag, and a low wedge, which gave the look a 'sophisticated weekend' sort of feeling. It went from office to weekend looks. But what got the most of my attention were the Bambu prints (that look incredible with green) and the POP Colours, which gave all the looks, even the most sober ones, the Spring-Summer feeling.
The 70's influence is apparent in some of the looks, if you think that the 70', with all it's colours, can't be chic, Elie proved you wrong with the final dress on the runway. Sophisticated, with a lot of colours, and a golden shine on top, put together with the right accessories, it became a party look.
The accessories that won me over were the bags created by the Irish Fashion Designer Pauric Sweeney.
On the show, we were invited to the back stage, and met the wonderful models Yomiko, Aoife and Sarah, after being very well received by Rachel Cunningham, from Brown Thoma's marketing department.
The last show of the day was by Duchamp, that's right, male fashion. I confess that personally, male shows seem to me 'black, grey and boring', but my vision was completely changed by the first male model to walk down the runway. A show full of colours and trends, smoothly printed shirts, ties with at least 15 colours, suits with the inside and out of the colarbone in vibrant colours, Trouser's bars folded, shirts with the sleeves hanging out, and colourful shoes took over the runway and gave a new meaning to the office look. The weekend looks are more bold and creative, to the modern men.
By talking to Marc Psarolis, I found out that most of the jewelry are made in England, which is completely out of the question to most stores nowadays (they make everything in China or India). The details compose the beautiful looks.
And that was our Fashion Show day at Brown Thomas.
The show's look (I couldn't take off the coat because it was too cold!) But the dress is gorgeous, by Bershka, and the coat is from M&S, the shoes from my personal stock, Bag from Primark, and rings from Forever21.
The first show we watched was Hugo Boss. The show contained this season's tendencies in a lot of fields, such as weekends, late nights out, and offices. We saw flower prints, colours such as Coral in accessories (which is a strong trend, as we saw in one of our posts), Safari, Minimalistic, Knitting and Navy trends.
The show's acessories:
- Jewels by Folli Follie
- Bags by Miu Miu
- Bag and Glasses by Stella McCartney
- Shoes by Jimmy Choo
- Bag by Chloe
- Wallet by YSL
The show's hostess looked incredible with this mixture of prints!
Elie Tahari's show began with a very thick dress with Clutch Bag, and a low wedge, which gave the look a 'sophisticated weekend' sort of feeling. It went from office to weekend looks. But what got the most of my attention were the Bambu prints (that look incredible with green) and the POP Colours, which gave all the looks, even the most sober ones, the Spring-Summer feeling.
The 70's influence is apparent in some of the looks, if you think that the 70', with all it's colours, can't be chic, Elie proved you wrong with the final dress on the runway. Sophisticated, with a lot of colours, and a golden shine on top, put together with the right accessories, it became a party look.
The accessories that won me over were the bags created by the Irish Fashion Designer Pauric Sweeney.
On the show, we were invited to the back stage, and met the wonderful models Yomiko, Aoife and Sarah, after being very well received by Rachel Cunningham, from Brown Thoma's marketing department.
The last show of the day was by Duchamp, that's right, male fashion. I confess that personally, male shows seem to me 'black, grey and boring', but my vision was completely changed by the first male model to walk down the runway. A show full of colours and trends, smoothly printed shirts, ties with at least 15 colours, suits with the inside and out of the colarbone in vibrant colours, Trouser's bars folded, shirts with the sleeves hanging out, and colourful shoes took over the runway and gave a new meaning to the office look. The weekend looks are more bold and creative, to the modern men.
By talking to Marc Psarolis, I found out that most of the jewelry are made in England, which is completely out of the question to most stores nowadays (they make everything in China or India). The details compose the beautiful looks.
And that was our Fashion Show day at Brown Thomas.
The show's look (I couldn't take off the coat because it was too cold!) But the dress is gorgeous, by Bershka, and the coat is from M&S, the shoes from my personal stock, Bag from Primark, and rings from Forever21.
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