The Villa Corinthia in Attard is a wonderful venue for a fashion show, high ceiling, long hall, the artwork and antiques all invoke a sense of style worthy of this wonderful London- based designer.
In towering heels, to the sounds of vibrant music the first model sauntered down the aisle dressed in a black dress; the black smoky eyes lent a sultry look to the elegant outfits whilst the little burlesque fascinator hats were a wonderful touch.
The collection consisted mainly of upmarket cocktail dresses, they are wonderfully made using very fine fabrics and consolidating certain trends with elegance. The dresses are designed expertly and mainly using classic styles, ensuring that they could be worn for a few years to come.
A lot of key trends were visible in the outfits – patterns, ruffles, lace, and sequins were predominant materials, mainly combined with beautiful shimmering material; feathers and tulle were also used, adding a touch of showgirl burlesque style. Block colours were another feature, although for a number of dresses, the colours pink and black were used together – this combination works wonderfully for summer – giving off a touch of girliness to an elegant outfit.
The colour combination of black and blue is a very popular one at present. This dress is more of a Winter evening dress.
The pattern at the side of the dress is right on trend and the ruffles are well done, not too many ruffles, this dress could easily be worn to a summer wedding or a cocktail party .
The contrasting trimmings on the white cost along with the Peter Pan collar give this white coat a somewhat unique twist
The tulle along the bottom of the dress along with the one sleeve braid that runs all the way down the back make the this a very interesting dress.
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Photos courtesy of Kurt Paris
Caro
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