Kathy Servian forecast an adaptable and
trendy season ahead. Simple and classic lines with original mixes
of cloth and colour. And where she could, she went very Armani and
essentially Versace-esque. A label that recognizes wearers' individuality,
it's one to look out for in the near future.
Annah S. was also a newbie to WFF but she
soon made the right impression with icon model (and professional
dancer) Halina, whom Lucire interviews elsewhere, pirouetting
on stage in a dress made for dance. And as to Annah S. herself:
think of a 40-something with her head screwed on the right way and
impeccable taste. Minimalism and floral inspired. Frills on! Also
monochromatic shots with a unique twist on dressing and finishing.
Lots of bias cuts and sheersanother winner!
The idea behind Annah S. is simple: ageless, seasonlessso
nice that they become must-haves. It might be safe to think of this
as the third-best collection of the evening, even if we're not exactly
giving out prizes.
The other contrast of the evening for Lucire
was that we weren't rushing to supply photographs for the media
the following day. Instead, we took it easy, resting till the grand
finalé of WFF: the Deutz Ball, at the Duxton Hotel.
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