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Our top 10 things to wear in front row this second (it’s bound to change in Paris!) | Hollywood yohana



1. Rose gold or mirrored silver metallic.
2. Sleek stilettos: buh bye chunky platforms, and hello Celine pointy high-vamp pumps.
3. Sky-high hemlines and higher heels.

4. Miu Miu’s current collection of ‘40s-inspired dresses.
5. Not fur! Its too hot here in Milan, for even the most fervent fur diehards.
6. White prim/perverse collars.
7. Blue Givenchy or Hermès bags.
8. Dresses, Dresses, Dresses
9. Fascinators
10. Floral and/or stripes.
What they’ll be breaking out by Paris: Dangly earrings


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Tying the knot at Jil Sander and Emilio Pucci | Hollywood yohana

In a nod to longstanding couture tradition, both Jil Sander and Emilio Pucci sent out finale brides at their shows on Saturday—but that’s where the similarities ended.

Nurse Ratched meets Grace Kelly was the pure, clinical, and divinely graceful effect that Raf Simons’ stark-white cotton poplin bride had at Jil Sander. Always a standout collection, this was truly a highlight of the week. Architectural and pristine, the mid-century modern–inspired collection began and ended with palette cleansing white shirts in varying degrees of opacity and sheerness. Then out came the paisleys, the ginghams, and the knits (borrowed from Picasso’s ceramic motifs) the slim mid-calf skirts and discreet rhinestone brooches.
If Raf Simons explored the stark, clinical side of purity, Peter Dundas did a 180 and sent his infanta gypsy bride out at Emilio Pucci in a  portrait neck, empire-waist organza confection—appliqued, embroidered, beribboned, and bejeweled. His glossy gypsy girls breezed down the runway (à la Brigitte Bardot) in long billowing patchwork scarf–print skirts, scarf-belted Bermuda shorts, and micro bras with lacey lingerie touches.


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