Kilts and bonfires at Marchesa Fall 2014 show
- 10 years ago
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Marchesa designers Keren Craig and Georgina Chapman showed a colorful Fall 2014 collection inspired by bonfires of their native Great Britain. Presented at an off-site venue of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week (MBFW) in New York, the design duo known for their luxurious gowns adored by A-list celebrities showcased a collection that took its cues from the Scottish Highlands. The Scottish reference continued in the form of deconstructed kilt dresses in silk chiffon and accessories - embellished clutches that were a riff on the sporran, a pouch that performs the same function as a pocket on the pocket-less kilts. Cocktail dresses in tartan lace and hand draped silk -- signature Marchesa looks -- were embellished with ostrich feather fringes and tulle wraps. With one look, a gray fox fur sweater paired with a feather and appliqué tulle skirt the pair showed how to be red carpet fabulous while looking warm and comfortable at the same time. A Marchesa show is no
Marchesa designers Keren Craig and Georgina Chapman showed a colorful Fall 2014 collection inspired by bonfires of their native Great Britain. Presented at an off-site venue of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week (MBFW) in New York, the design duo known for their luxurious gowns adored by A-list celebrities showcased a collection that took its cues from the Scottish Highlands. The Scottish reference continued in the form of deconstructed kilt dresses in silk chiffon and accessories - embellished clutches that were a riff on the sporran, a pouch that performs the same function as a pocket on the pocket-less kilts. Cocktail dresses in tartan lace and hand draped silk -- signature Marchesa looks -- were embellished with ostrich feather fringes and tulle wraps. With one look, a gray fox fur sweater paired with a feather and appliqué tulle skirt the pair showed how to be red carpet fabulous while looking warm and comfortable at the same time. A Marchesa show is no