The Giambattista Valli Spring/Summer 2013 collection was officially released at this year's Paris Fashion Week. The event was the site of the couture label's opulent full length gowns.
While gala dresses are central to many upscale brands, Giambattista Valli has delivered them in its Spring/Summer 2013 line with a great deal of body. Several of the pieces jut out at the sides, providing its Spring/Summer 2013 line with a remarkable sense of dimension. This was executed alongside bold patterns and billowing fabrics.
The notion of variety was however toned down by the cautious incorporation of only a few colors, seen on the Paris catwalk via light pinks, canary yellows, pastel purples and an assortment of blacks.
Flowing Full Gown Collections
The Giambattista Valli Spring/Summer 2013 Line is Exagerrated
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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