Paris 2012 Spring Couture: streetystyle

For some people this is the show beside the Fashion Week, we tried to find pictures of stylish but not diva, so we can have a fresh post. Hope you like it, if not, no problem, to share your toughts is the most importante thing.

Para alguns, o que acontece ao redor dos predios onde as apresentacoes acontecem, e um show tao ou mais importante que os desfiles. Tentamos encontrar fotos sem super stars para dar uma renovada nas ideias. Se voce gostar, ou desgostar, nao tem problema, mas comentar faz toda a diferenca. O que voce achou?!

Amy Winehouse by Jean Paul Gaultier

 

The whole collection was amazing, and thanx to Gaultier we can now see a little bit from closer the backstage pictures. Amy Winehouse was the inspiration, and what for a diva to choose!

The make up and hair were gorgeous, both amazing! Now we hope you enjoy literally the beauty of Jean Paul Gaultier's show. 

Se voce gostou do desfile, imagina as fotos do backstage! A maquiagem e o cabelo estavam incriveis! A inspiracao do desfile, Amy Winehouse fez-se presente em todos os detalhes, e o resultado do trabalho foi um grupo de versoes deluxe da cantora.

Jean Paul Gaultier Spring Couture 2012

"It was fun. It was also an ode to Amy Winehouse, which made for a peculiar motif. The girls wore big, swirling beehive wigs and ultrathick cat-eye eye liner. They strutted in looks that boasted names from Winehouse’s lyrics, including “No, no, no,” “A taste of you,” and “Stronger than me,” while a live a capella quartet sang “Rehab.” For the finale, the girls stripped down to various states of corsetry, many now wearing black veils, before Gaultier did his usual high-energy spring toward the cameras.

Atelier Gustavo Lins Spring Couture 2012 - Highlights

 "Looking to Seville’s flamenco tradition, with a range of intense colors inspired by the mineral riches of his native Brazil, Gustavo Lins explored his sensual side this season. That translated into curvaceous, long flouncy black skirts and colored silk-scarf dresses artfully draped around the body to reveal windows of skin, offering a womanly evolution on the designer’s signature stark kimono-style designs. The quality of craftsmanship remained top-notch here, yet the lineup lacked freshness, with Lins’ signature classic tailored pieces coming off best. Case in point: the smoking jacket in black double crepe, which was highly elegant." (WWD)