Mercedes-Benz DFashion Mexico 2011 photos

Mercedes-Benz DFashion Mexico 2011

Mercedes-Benz DFashion Mexico 2011

Mercedes-Benz DFashion Mexico 2011

Mercedes-Benz DFashion Mexico 2011

Mercedes-Benz DFashion Mexico 2011

suits for women pics

suits for women

Women dress suits are clothes that never go out of style. In fact it is more prevalent that ever as it suits any occasion like weddings or parties. As women make their way to society, they want to wear clothes to match their seriousness in their endeavor. Nothing is more perfect than altering a man's suit. The deal is adding a tie and jacket to a long skirt. This is considered a strong outfit compared to dresses. Overall women dress suits can be described by combined men's tailoring and feminine look

suits for women

suits for women

suits for women

suits for women

winter fashion collection photos

The main fashion concepts of the Swedish clothing company H&M are more generic and traditional than its concept called “H&M Divided”, which offers fashion with a young look. Of course, that is a logic move. In this way, H&M Divided is a more risky concept, so an adaptation to the preferences of a younger public could be achieved (after all, that is the target group).

winter fashion collection

winter fashion collection

winter fashion collection

winter fashion collection

fashion 2010 clothes pics

fashion 2010 clothes

fashion 2010 clothes

Maggie Gyllenhaal - seen here with her brother Jake - wore a blue-black-and-white print gown by Dries van Noten. "I love his clothes. They're sexy and unusual. He designed my wedding dress," she said

fashion 2010 clothes

fashion 2010 clothes

fashion 2010 clothes

fashion show runway dresses pics

The Lana Fuchs Couture fashion show was an opulent mash of party dresses, gowns, bold prints and colors, ruffles, fringe, and so much more! I do love, however, that they kept the make-up and hair minimal at best so that all the attention could be focused on the clothing. The hair was pulled away from the face, smooth but loosely set. A nude lip and cat eyes were all they needed to top it off.



There was a great little selection of printed dresses on the runway that I couldn’t get my mind off. My favorite was the sweetheart party dress (pictured) with a floral print that was suitable for dinner or dancing and can fit many body types. I especially enjoyed that the print was on a black background, which makes it mature and less Easter dress, which it may have run the risk of being. Other prints included butterflies and bold colored abstract prints.



Another set of party dresses also included fringe that was very reminiscent of Project Runway castoff Keith. His idea of fringe was essentially squares of fabric sewn onto the dress which in the words of Cher, was a “Full-on Monet– from far away its OK but up close its a big old mess!” Luckily Fuchs’ dresses were much more tailored and actually displayed the figure without letting the fringe distract.



Opulence was a major theme in this fashion collection, from the LBD’s to the floor-length gowns. Ruffles, floral appliques, chiffon detailing, off-the-shoulder tops, hanging strips of fabric, and sequins are all elements that took these dresses from simple party dresses to couture gowns.



And while I feel that a couple of the ball gowns were more 18th Century Spain, there was one that truly caught my eye. It was a rose colored trumpet silhouette with a shiny bodice and matte bubble bottom. The bubble was full but not so much so that it took over the look. The dress draped beautifully and the color can flatter most any skin type. This was definitely a collection to remember, with pieces that can appeal to those with the most simple of tastes to the couture fashionistas of the world. – Elizabeth in LA

fashion show runway dresses

fashion show runway dresses

fashion show runway dresses

fashion show runway dresses

fashion show runway dresses