As Paris fashion week came to an end Stella McCartney flooded the runway with an eyelet and sheer heavy collection. The bright mood was set by the vibrant whites, yell-ange mix, shots of Kelly green and the obvious, black. This collection consisted of sheer madness...pun intended. Stella added sheer extensions onto the bottom of some of her garments, that gave it a more dramatic feel. But why? Who gives a shit? She did it and it looks fabulous!
Continuing the "revealing what's underneath the garments, as if no one knows" trend, eyelet was another fabric choice. Eyelet extended trousers paired with a full eyelet cap sleeve top was an interesting look. Don't worry she added slips where necessary. McCartney didn't embrace the no pants, no tops, less clothing the better Spring 2013 trend. The fabric choice for this collection gave it such a light and fluffy feel. Even though layering was a major motif, I didn't really feel that heavy weighing vibe because the fabric and color choice lightened it up so much.
I just have to comment on the last dress seen on the runway, the blue and sheer number. Although, it looks like blue Smurf hair growing from the models chest and lower part of the body, there is something fabulous about it. The high neckline along with the bright white outlines and sheer center cutout really screamed. I don't know what it was screaming, but it was loud and got it's message across. This is the epitome of a Spring collection, to me. Truly wonderful!
Sheerly amazing.
Ciao,
Annie May
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