JUST CAVALLI MILAN F/W 2010

Runway / News
February 26, 2010

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Glamazon Milanese woman-meets grungy Lower East Sider...

While black and beige may be among the dominating color trends thus far this Fall/Winter season, I wasn’t anticipating Cavalli to incorporate so much black into his collection. That is not to say that the designer didn’t stay true to his love of animal print, fur, and bright colors – there were indeed plenty of all of those – but the combination of traditional Cavalli signatures with stark black looks accented with sheer fabrics, ruffled details, and leather made for a glamazon Milanese woman-meets grungy Lower East Sider look that surprisingly worked.


 
Most of the looks that Cavalli showed will not be wearable as styled on the runway, but taken individually there were some well-cut, covetable bustier dresses, fur-trimmed coats (some of which came with fur that had been dyed with bright color streaks), and leopard prints in a variety of iterations.

Images courtesy of the Fashion Spot forums.

 

The Fashion Spot's Style Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and on BlackBook.com, among many other print and online outlets. Fluent in French and German, Sharon is a confessed jewelry addict with a particularly strong affinity for nOir and Hermes. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings

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