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| the show opened with an inspiring short film... which preceded a show that did not quite live up to the hype of its introduction... flop or not: |
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| but there were plenty of racy models... |
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| CHRISTINE - very russian inspired |
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| this looked gorgeous on the runway - reasoning well why you come to the shows |
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| I discovered Megan Park at this very festival 2 years ago. I went home and opened Vogue and there she was! This Australian designer is fast becoming one of my favorites (http://www.meganpark.co.uk/boutique.php) |
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| if you are familiar with any of my work - you can see why I love Megan Park so much. Her attention to detail gives me titillate! (didn't think that word was in my vocabulary) |
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| shimmie pants! this were outrageous! love |
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| ... though not quite sure what was hanging off her jacket... |
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| go the red heads ;) |
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| Nicola Finetti showcased ready-to-wear collection without the oomph! fail. |
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| Ginger & Smart cleverly paired their chic designs with a Parisienne feel - cigarettes and all! |
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| Manning Cartell had a fun Oriental theme. The conical Asian hats looked sharp and elegant pulled low over the models faces, only revealing bold lips |
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| Front Row. I dare say was more inspirational than the fashion on the catwalk |
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| I love the bodice on this gorgeous lace Thurley dress |
the models after the show were hilarious:
