Christian Lacroix Fall 2009 Collection; Paris, France (March 8, 2009) Presented by Global Fashion News In a unique departure from his rich baroque designs, Christian Lacroix presented an elegantly restrained collection paired downed to the most exquisite essentials. Inspired by Henry VIII and the eternal feminine allure of the Parisienne--elegant, chic and smartly dressed, he balanced structured silhouettes with romantic shapes in rich textured fabrics and black lace. Focusing on tailoring and draping rather than excessive add-ons, the designer reigned in his embellishments resulting in a more controlled modern glamour. An ultra-chic, curvy double breasted black wool coat featuring an oversize lapel and giant buttons over lace tights opened the show, followed by an short coat in tweed of similar proportions. Another more elaborate peacoat was constructed of an ornate boucle wool and tweed melange in a patchwork of peacock colors, navy, green and black topped off with a pale pink fur collar, giving the look a luxurious playful edge. A beautifully draped gold silk blouse swathed one arm while leaving the other bare was shown with black harem pants. Then came an exquisitely cut trouser suit with a nipped waist in metallic gray with a jacket that flared over the hips where it met matching flared cuffed trousers. For evening there were more romantic pieces, Lacroix focused on the neckline and shorter lengths built on a foundation of delicate black lace. A long-sleeved lace ...
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