Rich in both color and reference, the collection balances contrast effortlessly with textures of fabric ranging from satin and taffeta to silk and double chiffon. Shorts gathered to imitate skirts, tunic-like wrap dresses, single shoulder shirts with three layers of checkerboard motifs, and models with braces covering the bust were among the other featured styles within the collection. The elegantly embroidered details are just one more added touch, which make these styles ideal for both on and off the runway.
With each piece — including the evening dress — stopping just above the knee, an overall sense of lightness and femininity are well achieved through its unique geometric shape. Add a pair of flat shoes to complement the short ensemble, and you’ve got yourself a look that is perfectly balanced.
The mutant shapes and geometric precision presented in the Giorgio Armani Spring/Summer 2010 collection not only transforms the classic dress, but also achieves a new perspective within the art of design.
For JustLuxe Christina Stewart