Giambattista Valli Automne Hiver 2014 2015

Le défilé Giambattista Valli nous a offert un vrai dégradé de couleurs. Ce sont des tenues black and white aux motifs zébrés qui ont ouvert le défilé, suivies de palettes rose pâle & rouge puis enfin de bordeaux. Une collection très élégante composée de jupes et de robes courtes et évasées, et de vestes larges. Les pantalons ont été complètement épargnés laissant place à des tenues plus féminines. Giambattisa Valli s'est principalement inspiré de la rose qui était présente tout au long de la collection, sous forme d'imprimé mais aussi de broderie. La dentelle était peu présente mais constituait un élément majeur dans la réalisation de certaines tenues: des détails comme les cols étaient fait de dentelle, donnant aux tenues un aspect plus romantique. Le styliste a aussi joué avec le volume des vêtements, ce qui leur donnait un côté plus moderne et original. Le mélange de ce volume, souvent rassemblé en dessous de la taille, et d'une taille au contraire très cintrée cassait la simplicité des tenues.

On aime les accessoires flashy qui créent un décalage avec la sobriété des couleurs utilisées pour la plus part des vêtement, et qui donne plus de fraîcheur à la collection.

Cet hiver, la femme Valli est une femme classe et moderne, n'hésitant pas à mettre des décolletés plongeants.

Regardez toutes les tenues du défilé ici: http://en.vogue.fr/defiles/fall-winter-2014-2015-paris-giambattista-valli/11156/diaporama/show-1494/15396/pag

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