A vision of Grandeur: Givenchy Haute Couture Fall 2010

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by Shreya S

The collection was inspired by Frida Kahlo and her three obsessions human anatomy, religion, and sensuality. With an intimate show of 10 looks couture was made more exceptional, an epitome of elegance, royalty, and femininity. One of Riccardo Tisci’s best, he gave us some timeless pieces to drool over.

Look one is a sheer embellished gown descending to feathers, followed by a partially sheer delicately laced white gown worn under a crop fur jacket which looks as luxurious it can give Fendi run for its money. Another intricately laced gown paired with probably one of the most glorious jackets: An ivory jacket covered in fringes everywhere. A fringed gown with a skeleton motif all over. Two gold gowns then come with hours and hours of work visible in every inch of the look. A feathered gown in a deep chocolate brown worn with a leather coat. Intricate lace and embroidery dominated the last 3 looks in bright white.

Couture classics like feathers, crystals, pearls, lace, fringe, embroidery, and dedication towards craftsmanship and detail came together and made us dream.