[3 Below] Christopher Kane
[Below] Cushnie et Ochs
[2 Below] Dolce & Gabbana
[2 Below] Dries Van Noten
Showing posts with label Dolce and Gabbana. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dolce and Gabbana. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 31, 2017
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
Things I Find Pleasing
[Below] Kiki de Montparnasse shadow paneled silk shorts and soft cup triangle bra
[Below] Tearose stretch-lace and chiffon lingerie set by La Perla
[Below] Dolce & Gabbana fluted lace dress
[Below] Leather-trimmed stretch-ponte mini dress by Victoria Beckham
Sunday, January 11, 2015
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Sunday, May 1, 2011
Fall 2011: Part 4
[Below] Louis Vuitton
[Below] Andrew Gn
[Below] Charles Anastase
[Below] Chloé
[Below] Christian Dior
[Below] Dolce & Gabbana
[Below] Fendi
[Below] Jean-Pierre Braganza
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Spring 2011, Part 9
No surprise that Dolce and Gabbana was one of my favorite collections this season. They always mix lingerie details and expert tailoring with a touch of whimsy to create beautiful clothes.
Photos from Style.com
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Fall 2009, Part 7
This may seem a little late, but I have so many pictures I saved from the Fall 2009 collections, and I'm trying my best to get through them all! There are a few more posts to come after this one...
Below: This gown is not conventional Emilio Pucci, but it is gorgeous nonetheless!
4 Below: Dolce and Gabbana
Even though these various patterns might seem to clash, I think they work because they are the same color scheme.
As always, I am attracted to black lace and sheer fabric.
Printed images like this are usually only seen on t-shirts, but I like the idea of using it on an evening gown. The placement is great, as is the black fabric peeking out from underneath the skirt.
2 Below: D&G offered a variety of looks. I like the t-shirt/fluffy skirt combo on this one because it is quirky and unusual.
The lace on this dress looks soft and supple.
Below: CNC Costume National's sequined cocktail dress - perfect for a party.
Below: This Byblos gown is interesting because the colors are so subtle - it almost looks monochromatic until you notice the change around the hip area.
Photos from Style.com
Below: This gown is not conventional Emilio Pucci, but it is gorgeous nonetheless!
4 Below: Dolce and Gabbana
Even though these various patterns might seem to clash, I think they work because they are the same color scheme.
As always, I am attracted to black lace and sheer fabric.
Printed images like this are usually only seen on t-shirts, but I like the idea of using it on an evening gown. The placement is great, as is the black fabric peeking out from underneath the skirt.
2 Below: D&G offered a variety of looks. I like the t-shirt/fluffy skirt combo on this one because it is quirky and unusual.
The lace on this dress looks soft and supple.
Below: CNC Costume National's sequined cocktail dress - perfect for a party.
Below: This Byblos gown is interesting because the colors are so subtle - it almost looks monochromatic until you notice the change around the hip area.
Photos from Style.com
Friday, November 21, 2008
Posh
I just love this dress!
I believe it is the same Dolce and Gabbana dress that Kirsten Dunst wore recently in Harper's Bazaar.
Photos from thesuperficial.com and harpersbazaar.com
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