So please, put all the “regular-sized” and plus-sized women on the runway that you want, I applaud that. First, with respect to the Brazilian-born, New York-based Araujo: It’s not that I don’t appreciate the idea of putting real women on the runway I embrace that, actually, after looking at what seems like MILES of perfectly-toned model flesh over the course of five days. If only the same could be said for the two shows that followed, A.Z Araujo and Minimale Animale (I really wanted to like the latter, largely because we all just loved saying the name). Among the highlights: Sauvage is always an ultra-sexy line, but designer Elizabeth Southwood still managed to top herself with a fantastic metal-plate bikini top that ranked high on our favorites for the week’s metallics trend, while another trend (neon) was key to Javier Madrigal’s Aquarella collection, as he worked DayGlo tones in colorblocked bikinis and monokinis.Ī.Z Araujo poses with some of his models at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim 2015 Image: GettyĪlas, the group presentation turned out to be the best of the night, if only because it wasn’t filled with “Wait, what?” kind of moments. Five designers - Mia Marcelle, Sauvage, Aquarella, Toxic Sadie and Aguaclara - pooled their resources to produce a successful (albeit long, at more than 60 looks) show. The key trends that emerged for 2015 (neon, metallics, crochet and lace, rashguards) were much in evidence here, starting with the group show that kicked off the night. A model strikes a pose at the Sauvage fashion show during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim 2015 Image: Gettyīut nobody should panic perhaps Vincent Longo (official makeup sponsor of the Mercedes-Benz shows at The Raleigh) had more of its Golden Goddess Deluxe Body Powder air-dropped in, so the models glistened as all swim models in Miami should, and the final night offered up plenty of scintillating options.
0 kommentar(er)
