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OVS unveils S/S '12 line full of frills & flounces
16 Apr '12
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Montecarlo:
A fluid, feminine style, with a characteristic drape and soft lines. Predominant colours are caramel, light dusty pink and iron grey, with some concessions to brighter colours like fuchsia and cherry, or even very pale colours like flesh colour in the details or in prints for shirts, tops and sweaters. The fabrics are suited to the fluid lines: stretch cotton satin, Tencel, viscose jersey, modal, printed georgette for dresses and a stiff, structured ottoman fabric for outerwear.
Marbella:
A definitely elegant theme played out in optical cream and black, but allowing for touches of pink and orange, with colour block effect. The fabrics are elegant, too, with Cady, fluid crêpe, viscose jersey also in stretch and printed versions, printed satin and taffetas for the inevitable trench coats.
Ibiza:
Simple lines, enlivened with stripes and prints. The dominant colours are white, dark blue and mud-brown, but there are also brighter colours like electric blue, emerald green and lemon yellow in details and prints. The fabrics are fresh and lightweight: cotton gabardine, jersey and cotton muslin.
St. Tropez:
Foulard cuts for the St. Tropez beach-style that has moved into town. The lines are inspired by the Seventies and the colours are earthy ones, from the darkest browns to ecru, with the ever-present black, lightened up by details or in prints with peach and papaya colour tones. The fabrics are linen or cotton serge and stuoia weave, fluid viscose for trousers with soft lines, viscose-linen slub jersey, printed georgette with gauze effect or stuoia weave for blouses.
Acapulco:
Neutral colours (white, cord and tobacco brown) predominate for skirts, trousers, and egg-shape dresses and blouses, sometimes embellished with very pale gold details. There are also ethnic-inspired prints and embroidery and decorations in matt gold sequins. The dominant fabric is linen, which is also used in the cropped knitwear.
Marrakech:
For Marrakech, lines are squared or slightly puffed. Colours are those of the desert, the souk and spices, so there's sand, tobacco brown and white, but also orchid, aubergine and cedar yellow. In fabrics, we find washed linen, fluid gauzes, cotton-linen with wrinkled effects, fluid modal or viscose jerseys - also stretch - with lacy or broderie anglaise touches, and muslins.
Palm Springs:
A glam, chic style to interpret an elegant look in patterns inspired by modern art. Abstract motifs in the classic Navy colours – dark blue, red and white – permeate dresses and blouses for the summer season.
A fluid, feminine style, with a characteristic drape and soft lines. Predominant colours are caramel, light dusty pink and iron grey, with some concessions to brighter colours like fuchsia and cherry, or even very pale colours like flesh colour in the details or in prints for shirts, tops and sweaters. The fabrics are suited to the fluid lines: stretch cotton satin, Tencel, viscose jersey, modal, printed georgette for dresses and a stiff, structured ottoman fabric for outerwear.
Marbella:
A definitely elegant theme played out in optical cream and black, but allowing for touches of pink and orange, with colour block effect. The fabrics are elegant, too, with Cady, fluid crêpe, viscose jersey also in stretch and printed versions, printed satin and taffetas for the inevitable trench coats.
Ibiza:
Simple lines, enlivened with stripes and prints. The dominant colours are white, dark blue and mud-brown, but there are also brighter colours like electric blue, emerald green and lemon yellow in details and prints. The fabrics are fresh and lightweight: cotton gabardine, jersey and cotton muslin.
St. Tropez:
Foulard cuts for the St. Tropez beach-style that has moved into town. The lines are inspired by the Seventies and the colours are earthy ones, from the darkest browns to ecru, with the ever-present black, lightened up by details or in prints with peach and papaya colour tones. The fabrics are linen or cotton serge and stuoia weave, fluid viscose for trousers with soft lines, viscose-linen slub jersey, printed georgette with gauze effect or stuoia weave for blouses.
Acapulco:
Neutral colours (white, cord and tobacco brown) predominate for skirts, trousers, and egg-shape dresses and blouses, sometimes embellished with very pale gold details. There are also ethnic-inspired prints and embroidery and decorations in matt gold sequins. The dominant fabric is linen, which is also used in the cropped knitwear.
Marrakech:
For Marrakech, lines are squared or slightly puffed. Colours are those of the desert, the souk and spices, so there's sand, tobacco brown and white, but also orchid, aubergine and cedar yellow. In fabrics, we find washed linen, fluid gauzes, cotton-linen with wrinkled effects, fluid modal or viscose jerseys - also stretch - with lacy or broderie anglaise touches, and muslins.
Palm Springs:
A glam, chic style to interpret an elegant look in patterns inspired by modern art. Abstract motifs in the classic Navy colours – dark blue, red and white – permeate dresses and blouses for the summer season.
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