Vera Wang's Plunge into Darkness for Spring 2010
Jacqueline Parrish — September 17, 2009 — Luxury
Despite the typical array of colorful spring fashion collections from other designers, we are finding it a darker season, a cimmerian spring, if you must, than most for Vera Wang.
Note that when I say darker, I am referring to the designer's almost exclusive monochromatic choice of hues--creating for a rather cimmerian spring--and not her designs, which shone brighter than any light-brighted rainbow.
In her collection is clothing that, upon first glance, instantly brings to mind thoughts of Karl Lagerfeld-injected Chanel; Vera Wang’s dark visions for a cimmerian spring contain several desirable elements for those wanting to look put-together and sharp without trying too hard.
Note that when I say darker, I am referring to the designer's almost exclusive monochromatic choice of hues--creating for a rather cimmerian spring--and not her designs, which shone brighter than any light-brighted rainbow.
In her collection is clothing that, upon first glance, instantly brings to mind thoughts of Karl Lagerfeld-injected Chanel; Vera Wang’s dark visions for a cimmerian spring contain several desirable elements for those wanting to look put-together and sharp without trying too hard.
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