Bianca 1Nevenka at Melbourne Spring Fashion Week 2009
November 8th 2009 09:01
Nevenka, teaming up with Loula shoes appeared to be one of the hottest combinations of the night. Nevenka mixed it up with neutral tones, warm colours, bright patterns and your classic black which left the audience in suspense as to what was going to appear next.
A ruffled, bronze dress teamed with undoubtedly startling footwear - being a pair of Swarovski crystal encrusted wedges, opened what was going to be an astounding collection. These shoes were mammoth! I would seriously destroy any hope of walking again after daring to step into these. They were absurdly high - but yes I'll admit - very glitzy and pretty.
Stone coloured high-waisted trousers and high-waisted shorts were all accompanied by gorgeous peach and pink chiffon blouses. Meanwhile, the stark white high-waisted fitted trousers took the audience back to the cargo-pant days. Couldn't say I was a fan of the modern-day adaptation of the 'cargo pant' - but I guess each to their own...I will admit I was a fan - back in the 90's and as we all know fashion recyles itself over and over again but the cargo pant I honestly thought would never make a come-back...how wrong I was!
High-waisted, layered black and white tulip skirts danced around the hips of the models as well as the fantastic vibrant purple, patterned material adding colour to the wonderful parade. A deep purple dress, lacking any sleeves was a clear hit and so was the final ‘little black dress’. This was a must-have for all women. It was exquisite in detail and the design on the sleeves reached the elbows, embracing the scalloped look. This frock was a beauty and cancelled out the cargo pant issue!
Nylon Flock was the next big name up in Designer Series Show 3!
A ruffled, bronze dress teamed with undoubtedly startling footwear - being a pair of Swarovski crystal encrusted wedges, opened what was going to be an astounding collection. These shoes were mammoth! I would seriously destroy any hope of walking again after daring to step into these. They were absurdly high - but yes I'll admit - very glitzy and pretty.
Stone coloured high-waisted trousers and high-waisted shorts were all accompanied by gorgeous peach and pink chiffon blouses. Meanwhile, the stark white high-waisted fitted trousers took the audience back to the cargo-pant days. Couldn't say I was a fan of the modern-day adaptation of the 'cargo pant' - but I guess each to their own...I will admit I was a fan - back in the 90's and as we all know fashion recyles itself over and over again but the cargo pant I honestly thought would never make a come-back...how wrong I was!
High-waisted, layered black and white tulip skirts danced around the hips of the models as well as the fantastic vibrant purple, patterned material adding colour to the wonderful parade. A deep purple dress, lacking any sleeves was a clear hit and so was the final ‘little black dress’. This was a must-have for all women. It was exquisite in detail and the design on the sleeves reached the elbows, embracing the scalloped look. This frock was a beauty and cancelled out the cargo pant issue!
Nylon Flock was the next big name up in Designer Series Show 3!
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