Herve Leger's skintight designs are not for the faint-hearted. But it was the shoes posing most challenge to the models yesterday at the label's catwalk show.So vertiginous were the heels at the show, that one model took an embarrassing tumble, in full view of the star-studded front row. The girl in question maintained her composure, gamely smiling as she adjusted her shoe to continue.
Herve LegerCelebrities including Mischa Barton, Diana Ross, Lucy Liu and Mad Men's January Jones were at New York's Bryant Park to view the collection, which was designed by veteran designer Max Azria.
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The 'buy one get more than a hundred free' dress that's made up of 120 zips and can be worn endless ways
Azria remained true to the brand's signature aesthetic, with a series of figure-hugging bandage dresses, though embellishment in the form of beads and sequins made this undeniably eveningwear.
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Shades of grey: The collection featured a sombre, yet luxurious palette
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Fighting spirit: Knee-high boots and strong shoulderlines lent the line a pleasingly aggressive aesthetic
Designer Max Azria with Lucy LiuThere was something of a fierce gladiator theme running through the collection - and not just thanks to those sky-high strappy sandals.Crossover straps and metallic finishes mimicked breastplates and armour. Exaggerated shoulderpads were another key look, making for a strong silhouette, while knee-high boots added to the pleasingly aggressive look.Absent from the collection however was the label's usual sense of fun. Countless celebrities have favoured its rainbow-bright dresses on the red carpet in the past, but the latest offering saw a muted bronze and black palette peppered with shades of grey.Perhaps it was a subtle reference to fashion's current sombre mood, but the choice of toned-down hues resulted in a more expensive and luxurious look.
The 'stealth wealth' feel of the collection is a clear sign that Azria is paying attention to market trends - shoppers are seeking 'investment' buys, rather than one-hit-wonders - and almost every piece in Herve Leger's Autumn collection is set to be a future classic.
Read more: http://www.onlinenewshop.net/herve-leger-c-69.html
Herve LegerCelebrities including Mischa Barton, Diana Ross, Lucy Liu and Mad Men's January Jones were at New York's Bryant Park to view the collection, which was designed by veteran designer Max Azria.
More...
The 'buy one get more than a hundred free' dress that's made up of 120 zips and can be worn endless ways
Azria remained true to the brand's signature aesthetic, with a series of figure-hugging bandage dresses, though embellishment in the form of beads and sequins made this undeniably eveningwear.
Enlarge
Enlarge
Shades of grey: The collection featured a sombre, yet luxurious palette
Enlarge
Enlarge
Fighting spirit: Knee-high boots and strong shoulderlines lent the line a pleasingly aggressive aesthetic
Designer Max Azria with Lucy LiuThere was something of a fierce gladiator theme running through the collection - and not just thanks to those sky-high strappy sandals.Crossover straps and metallic finishes mimicked breastplates and armour. Exaggerated shoulderpads were another key look, making for a strong silhouette, while knee-high boots added to the pleasingly aggressive look.Absent from the collection however was the label's usual sense of fun. Countless celebrities have favoured its rainbow-bright dresses on the red carpet in the past, but the latest offering saw a muted bronze and black palette peppered with shades of grey.Perhaps it was a subtle reference to fashion's current sombre mood, but the choice of toned-down hues resulted in a more expensive and luxurious look.
The 'stealth wealth' feel of the collection is a clear sign that Azria is paying attention to market trends - shoppers are seeking 'investment' buys, rather than one-hit-wonders - and almost every piece in Herve Leger's Autumn collection is set to be a future classic.
Read more: http://www.onlinenewshop.net/herve-leger-c-69.html
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