Love, Chloé

Paris Fashion Week - Day 7

Chanel, Chloé e Valentino mostrarm as suas coleções hoje em Paris. O Kaiser apostou em um clima bucólico para a gigante francesa (bonito, mas very Chanel - com o perdão da palavra - very Cjanel), já Hannah MacGibbon, que fez sua estréia na Choé, apostou nos tons terrosos (shapes clássicos e cortes retos e geométricos) e Valentino (foto acima) deixou o vermelho de lado e mostrou uma coleção jovial e cheia de peças curtas, bem diferentes das assinada pelo estilista que deu nome à marca. Maria Grazia Chiuri e Pier Paolo Picciol mantiveram o glamour característico da marca, mas derão um passo grande em suas trajetórias como criadores. Tons claros e tecidos leves marcaram a apresentação.

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"Chanel, Chloé and Valentino showed their collections in Paris today. The Kaiser bet on a bucolic atmosphere for the French giant (beautiful, but very Chanel), Hannah MacGibbon, who made his debut at Choe, bet in earth tones (classic shapes and cuts straight and geometry) and Valentino (pictured above) left the red side and showed a youthful and full collection of short pieces, quite different from those signed by the designer who gave his name to the brand. Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli have kept the glamor of the distinctive mark, but had a big step in their careers as creators. Light colors and light fabrics marked the presentation. (Translated by Google)"

Olho nela – Karlie Kloss

Alexander McQueen, Lacoste, Chloé, Marc Jacobs Lola, Pringle e Sportmax são algumas das campanhas para o inverno 2009 que tem a modelo americana Karlie Kloss como símbolo. Natural de Chicago, a modelo de 17 anos surgiu para o mundo fashion há quase duas temporadas e desde então vem construindo um portfólio incrível.

Número 12 no ranking do Moldes.com, é presença certa nas passarelas do circuito fashion e nas mais importantes publicações de moda ao redor do mundo, seja a super comercial Vogue América ou a cult i-D.

A garota vai longe.

“She’s disciplined and has danceability, repetition and gorgeous legs. And she’s happy to hang up her clothes after each picture. She was first a Teen Vogue girl and I was so delighted to shoot with her - light on her feet, happy to work, like a young Christy Turlington.” - Arthur Elgort

“She’s an amazing model. She knows clothes. She has tons of energy. She will add things to the shoot that I would never have thought of. She thinks from the point of view of an editor and photographer, not just that of a model. When she’s allowed to be free, to be creative she’s at her best. She likes extreme things. She likes to go all the way.” - Steven Meisel

A foto acima é do editorial Top Coats, da Vogue América de setembro. As fotos são de David Sims.