It all turned up roses at Zuhair Murad’s Spring Couture show. Gowns bloomed with flowers in time for Spring and it was GORGEOUS! I loved the caged skirts…. it gave the collection a baroque theme, which is my favorite era. I give this collection a two thumbs up and if …
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Viktor’s & Rolf’s spring collection was inspired by the art style of Cubism. You know, the art with the messed up faces and stuff ( it’s just a mess all around) mostly done by artists like Pablo Picasso. I always thought that was one of the FUG-liest type of artwork, …
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This season’s collection by Jean Paul Gaultier was inspired by a very famous nightclub in Paris by the name of Le Palace, which I am guessing, was much like Studio 54 of NYC. The late seventies and early eighties shined through the collection through the silk pajama sets, punk-era hair, and lots of …
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Artist Danny Van Ryswyk takes eerie Victorian figures and displays then as ‘specimens’ in glass bell jars for a more dramatic effect. I love when artists utilize the glass bell jar! It’s so creepy, yet a sort of a confined beauty. His figures can take months to complete. Check out Danny van Ryswyk’s …
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Thom Browne’s Men’s Collection was all about the tattered and torn hobo coats of yesteryears. In other words, it was a moth’s amusement park and people were, apparently, excited over this. The bowler hats were covering the models’ faces so that was already impressive that they didn’t bump into each …
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Karl the Kaiser produced the latest Chanel Couture collection with the environment in mind. No, he didn’t scrounge through the local Sal’s boutique to up cycle vintage threads into something new, but rather he took organic cottons and wood chips (among other things) to create a whole collection. Basically, he …
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A few weeks ago I asked for some styling advice for my brand new silk Indian Kurti from my mother and no wonder she suggested something out of the box like always. A very common adage “Familiarity breeds contempt” is very popular, especially in Indian society where we hardly take …
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March has ended and spring is starting showing off its brightest days. We can finally wear what we like the most: light little dresses full of colours and eye-catching prints. Today I would like to talk you about a fashion brand that comes directly from Italy. Yes the country where …
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Bertrand Guyon’s second couture collection for Schiaparelli was all about food, food -Glorious Food! From the gown with dishes to the lobster bib dress, each piece was odder than the next. I would have to say mixing food themes with couture is a little tricky because you don’t want to look …
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Honestly, I was not a very big fan of the skinny jeans or jeggings when saw women started wearing them everywhere from public places to formal parties. I am not going to lie here when I say that I was certainly tempted enough to try them myself and I did …
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Teacups & Couture A Fashion Blog by Roxanna Bina