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Max Mara Fall 2015

La plus récente collection de Max Mara était très figée sur les manteaux, et nous a d'ailleurs appris comment les porter. Les bras croisés serrés contre le corps, les mannequins défilaient sur le catwalk le remplissant d'une ambiance fifties. En effet, Marilyn Monroe était la muse de la collection, d'où les cheveux courts et ondulés et les lunettes papillons à la Pola Debevoise - personnage joué par Marilyn dans How To Marry A Millionaire. Ambiance fifties, disions-nous ? Cela a donc inclue tenues près du corps avec des jupes crayon arrivant aux mollets et mocassins. Cependant, les manteaux étaient loin d'être serrés, ils étaient même assez larges ce qui a crée un contraste intéressant. Dans l'ensemble, une élégance pure et simple comme on n'en avait pas encore vu cette saison, car la façon de porter les vêtement est ici aussi importance que les vêtement eux-même.

Max Mara's most recent collection was all about coats, and it actually tought us how to wear them. Crossed arms tighted against the body, the models walked the runway filling it with a fifties vibe. Indeed, Marilyn Monroe was the muse of the collection, which explains the short and wavy hair and the butterfly glasses that reminded us of Pola Debevoise - character played by Marilyn in How To Marry A Millionaire. Fifties vibe, were we saying ? So this includes close-fitting outfits with tight calf-length skirts and loafers. However, the coats were far from being tight, they actually were kind of oversized which created an interesting contrast. All in all, a simple and pure elegance like we haven't see before  this season, for the way of wearing the clothes is here as important as the clothes themselves.
























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