Victoria Beckham for Marc Jacobs
Bird Necklace from Julia de Ville
Loving the Pigeon Around the Eye
Raising the flight
Pens romantic looks, tribal style or twenties
In the late nineteenth century, the ladies of high society does not go to any event of significance without hats, sleeves or fans who exhibited the most exquisite of marabou feathers, ostrich, pheasant, or rooster. The ethereal element that characterizes exotic birds brought to the designs and gave a new romance. Since then, fashion designers have used the pen to splash their designs volatile and exquisite touch, which gives the garments a truly spectacular lightness.
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Dolce & Gabbana
Diesel
Donna Karan
Fendi
Giambattista Valli
Olivier Theyskens emerged this season as a master in the use of this material, using it for Nina Ricci in a masterful headgear, knitted cardigans and velvet siren dresses with asymmetrical RUFFLES. Karl Lagerfeld also joined the trend, attracting a Fendi handbag in which colored feathers slip between pieces of wool. No less impressive is the lost coat sleeves covered with pheasant feathers designing Giambattista Valli. Marni, however, prefer to use the pen hanging in short dresses that stand out and bring a touch of ethnic his proposal.
Louis Vuitton
Malandrino
Marchesa
Marni
Nina Ricci
Nina Ricci
Whether based on a romantic look, tribal style or twenties, I encourage you to enter the new year by taking the identity of the birds, this time with the benchmarks in fashion as Diesel, Donna Karan, and Malandrino Louis Vuitton.
Hunting
A very feminine woman who uses the birds of paradise to dress in the fall.
This winter we are going hunting. Luxury dress with rooster feathers, pheasant, ostrich and marabou volumes and add new textures to the catwalk creations. The fauna is combined with the most talented designers to give wings to your imagination.
Alexander McQueen set your total look with a Victorian-style clothing, shoes and headdress made entirely based pheasant feathers. One idea for the new master woman uses female birds of paradise to dress in the fall.
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Alexander McQueen
Dolce & Gabbana
Givenchy
John Galliano for Dior
Roberto Cavalli
Ungaro
Zac PosenDolce & Gabbana used for boleros on dresses Josefina, like Ungaro, using an ostrich feather layer of gold covering on his piece of gauze in nude tones. We have seen in Givenchy creating false twisted straps on a black dress as a sack. The experts recommend this winter resort to natural fabrics to set your wardrobe. Takes the coat of hair, the warmth of the point, the volume of wool and, of course, do not forget your pen!
