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SOURCE:NIKOLA JOVANOVIC for CLASS CAVALLI F/W 10/11
Roberto Cavalli enlists model Nikola Jovanovic + unknown for the Fall/Winter 2010/11 campaign of their Class Cavalli line.
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Taking the streets, Just Cavalli continues the trend of urban themed campaigns with their fall 2010 advertisements starring Sasha Pivovarova. Photographed by Mert & Marcus, Sasha sports the label’s loud prints with ash blonde hair.
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The beautiful Karen Elson is on the Jalouse August cover, wearing a dress from the Just Cavalli Fall 2010 collection and shoes by Sonia Rykiel, also from a fall 2010 collection.
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Pure opulence are two words that I would use to describe the pieces featured. Lush and ultra-chic are also words that are synonymous with the names Roberto Cavalli and Kenneth J. Lane. Roberto Cavalli, known for both his embellished clothing and fabulous accessories, knows exactly how to make women swoon with his big and bold renditions. Just the name Kenneth J. Lane, evokes visions of fanciful, sparkling, eye-catching statements. I personally wish that he would go back into his “archives” and revive some of those huge, rhinestone accented, bib necklaces that he created during the sixties and seventies. The first picture is of a necklace that I owned back in 2007 and sold on EBay to a lady in Italy. Now that I look at it again, I almost wish that I’d kept it! It had a matching bracelet, but I could never get my hands on it. This particular piece was actually from a collection of his from the eighties….I purchased it, in perfect condition, from a thrift store for about $8. Vintage pieces were still pretty plentiful in the thrift stores, in my area in 2007 and I was sure that I would run across the same or a similar necklace. Well, so far that hasn’t happened….maybe one day. Until then, I’ll enjoy “today’s” fabulous pieces!
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Kenneth J. LaneEdited by Annabelle Cheesecake, Parisian Princess
Elisa Palomino used to design for Moschino Cheap and Chic, she also worked for John Galliano, Dior, Cavalli and DVF, before she decided to launch her own label. She presented her debut collection yesterday, the decor was so beautiful and a live band was performing for the show
I loved this collection, the pink color omnipresence made me think of the movie ”Marie-Antoinette” by Sofia Coppola, the crazy haird and make-up was AMAZING. This debut floral inspired collection was quite impressive.
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I don’t care what anyone says, Sex and the City is one of my favorite shows of all time. Before they went and fucked themselves with the movie (costumes aside), these women were the queen bees. Typical, I know, but Carrie has always been my style icon. But ladies and gentlemen, can we please give it up for Samantha motherfucking Jones. If anyone crossed extreme style boundaries, it was her. She is the only woman on planet earth who can make hot pink and electric yellow power-suits look fabulous. Samantha Jones knows how to work the Cavalli without looking like Euro-trash. She wouldn’t be the same without her 10-pound jewelry, thigh-skimming skirts and clashing colors. She truly doesn’t give a fuck what anyone thinks, and it totally works for her. I hope to age with as much fierceness as Sam has. I leave you with the photos…they tell it all. And if you feel like bashing Ms. Jones for her unique extravagance, remember what she says: “I will wear whatever and blow whomever I want as long as I can breathe and kneel.” You tell ‘em sista.
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For some reason this season, dark and dreary fashion ads have been catching my eye. I am loving the Roberto Cavalli fall ’08 campaign featuring Brazilian model of Italian origin Isabeli Fontana. The wild print of the dress against a background of dead trees and smoke is a well-balanced combination. It makes me want to bust out my evening gown and party in the woods. Dark fall fashion truly brightens my day.
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The new Harper’s Bazaar features some of the most renowned designers playing out their deepest fantasies, channeling their inner idols, the fun spread is a must-have. Elbaz of Lanvin is working the Hollywood producer. Michael Kors, Karl Lagerfeld, Donna Karan, Donatella Versace, Alessandra Facchinetti, Giorgio Armani, Alber Elbaz, Rodarte’s Laura and Kate Mulleavy and Roberto Cavalli were all asked to get into character as something other than a designer.
The men took to the silver screen for inspiration, while others channeled forces of nature, animals and royalty. Armani played the role of Fred Astaire, Kors took on James Stewart’s L.B. Jeffries character from Alfred Hitchcock’s Rear Window, Elbaz reinvented himself as a Hollywood producer with James Bond flair and Cavalli went Gone with the Wind as Rhett Butler; he was shot embracing Coca Rocha as Scarlett O’Hara.
Thanks Fashion Week Daily
