Marchesa Resort 2013

I adore Dresses ... but Dresses from Marchesa take my breathe away!! The designs are always ultra Feminine and Quaint with the perfect amount of Drama! Not to mention, that the Label is practically synonymous with big red-carpet names...

Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig's Marchesa Resort 2013 Collection included a flurry of bejewelled necklines, feathers, embroidery, lace, crystals, and enough tulle to outfit an Entire Russian Ballet Company.

Chapman said she was thinking about English gardens when she was working on the new range, which explains the vibrant pink hues.

Seeing as their clients come back to them for white dresses, they aim to please, especially during the pre-collections, which they described as their "customer-directed" seasons.

The Marchesa Resort 2013 collection is utterly perfect for those dreamy summer nights in enchanted gardens. 

All I can say is Celebrity stylists will be vying with each other for first dibs at these Gorgeous Dresses!

Photos: Courtesy of Marchesa
Source:  Style.com

Mugler’s Japanese Resort

I Love the Thierry Mugler Brand, and I am really enjoying how creative director Nicola Formechetti and designer Sébastien Peigné look to build a new image for the Mugler brand...

The Mugler resort 2013 collection provides a fabulous glimpse of the possibilities the future brings, offering a cohesive outing of streetwear looks with a strong Japanese influence.

Structured silhouettes in a color palette of white, red, grey, black and powder pink set the tone for the new season with a futuristic direction. 

Tailored, Clean and Cutting-edge Concepts ultimately dominate and challenge our notions of how edginess should be represented. Despite the Statement Value that inevitably became a trademark of the Label, wearability is a hugely important aspect for each and every look.

Pants and skirts are high-waisted while tops feature strong, almost boxy shoulders. 

I really think that the Resort 2013 Collection marks one of Formechetti and Peigné’s most solid collections yet and I'm very Q-rious to see what they will offer in the future.

Source: FGR