SPRING/SUMMER 2011
EMANUEL UNGARO
Mood/style:after various misshaps, it appears that the legendary fashion house of Ungaro, famous for being the label of choice for the "It-Girls" of the Eighties, has finally found in designer Giles Deacon, a vision that can bring the label back to its glory days. The brand's signature elements make a reappearance, like couture draping that defines a sinuous silhouette, lively embellishments, feathers and lace that add a coquettish touch, and flirty, French colours like blush and fuchsia pink. Giles Deacon has put down the foundation for an aesthetic in line with the label's stylistic origins, but interprets in a new, modern way
Lengths:
sexy lengths, halfway down the thighs but above the knee; more measured with straight, knee-length skirts; long, floor-length evening gowns
Colours:
black, dusty rose, peach rose, forest rost, lilac, pastel rosem, champagne, aquamarine, fuchsia
Fabrics:
dentelle lace, silk crepe, mousseline, ostrich feathers, organza fringe, satin, Swarovski embroidery, metallic tweed, lace jersey, lurex and lace, duchesse satin, printed georgette, wool and silk crepe, nappa, sanded jersey, lurex jacquard, printed twill
Shapes:
the collection is principally destined to cocktail hour and the evening, with a few daywear proposals. The form-fitting silhouettes, precious fabrics adorned with lace and feathers exalt an ultra-feminine attitude. Tulle minidresses with sequins; tight dresses with draped bustiers, enveloping skirts with flower brooches and feathers at the waist; black dresses with pinned draping on the side and lace borders; black lace baby-doll dresses with sequins; coats covered with ostrich feathers and satin, draped evening gowns
Accessories:
feathered hats designed by Stephen Jones; peep-toe satin shoes with high heels designed by Tabitha Simmons; jewelry by David Morris
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