Showing posts with label Versace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Versace. Show all posts

Thursday, October 20, 2011

VERSACE + H&M

Hot off the heels of Target's successful campaign with Italian designer Missoni, H&M unveils its highly anticipated collaboration with another major Italian brand, Versace!


The heritage collection comprises 40 pieces for women, 20 pieces for men and even includes home decor accents. Donatella dug through the crates and the result is a modern interpretation of iconic Versace classics. Naturally, this collection is rife with color and exudes unapologetic sex appeal. Sky high stilettos complement architectural dresses, the classic Greek frieze is incorporated throughout and archival Versace prints can be found on leggings, dresses, bomber jackets and jeans.

The collection will debut both online and in 300 stores on November 19th in US & Canadian stores and November 17th for all others. Donatella is also creating a pre-spring collection that will become available on January 19th to some lucky online shoppers!

Head over to Vogue UK for pictures of the entire Versace for H&M line. Click on the link below for vintage Style Collaboration posts!

Sunday, September 26, 2010

MILAN FASHION WEEK: VERSACE SPRING SUMMER 2011


Versace showed its Spring Summer 2011 line at Milan Fashion Week this past Friday. The show was also live-streamed via Facebook to over 200,000 fans. The collection featured bold colors and interesting cut outs; and emphasized the idea of opposites while playing with proportions. All this while retaining the sexy silhouette that has come to be recognized as a Versace signature.


The collection's pieces included fringework of varying lengths, macramé juxtaposed with rubber and shiny pvc on matte fabric. High waisted skirts contrasted with short jackets offers conservative coverage while displaying a line of flesh. According to Versace, the shoulder is the new erogenous zone and is featured prominently throughout the collection; unlike seasons past, the shoulders are softened! Prints feature the Versace Greek fret design, but it is used as a decorative device and not as a logo.

Click on the labels below for vintage Fashion Shows and Fashion Week posts!
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