Menswear- John Galliano, Jean Paul Gaultier, Moncler Gamme Blue, Hermes, and Yves Saint Laurent

Fall 2010 Menswear is gorgeous, and i feel the adrenaline rush not felt before~Continuing today on the fall 2010 menswear runway report, I looked bitterly at Dior Homme when I found that it dropped its signature slim style to the more forgiving and roomy cuts... Dior Homme, as we know it, has gone...

Hermes this time has that distinct rich boy attire, with a whiff of French aura.Jean Paul Galtier was inspired by boxing and gore, and produced a lively show with boxing gloves, boots, suits, and leather.
Yves Saint Laurent came up with their chic interpretation of the menswear sash fringe coat, immaculately designed.
best of allwas the king of the runway, John Galliano. A curious mix of scruffy yet sexy Sherlock Holmes, Oriental modern day samurai wanderers, perfectly groomed daintly, elegant and sophisticated English gentlemen with pointy classic umbrellas , and boxer clad face painted models. A fun eccentric show that appeals to many, bringing back the exact energy that the fashion world needs~

Style icon #3: Carla Bruni

Loveher or hate her, there is no denying her beauty or style.
former model and singer and now first lady of france, she shapes up to her new role perfectly~

Carla Bruni brings back style into the political arena, with elegance,chic, simplicity and sophistication to charm even the most conservative beings. Dior is naturally her staple wardrobe choice- dior ballet flats, Babe bag, classic dress suits and peacoats, etc.
However, I surprisingly did find the beauty in outfits by L'wren Scott (Nicole Kidman's favourite), Alexis Mabille and Yves Saint Laurent.

Some times when i dress myself, i have bruni in my mind. the results never fail to please~ elegant, classic and sophisticated, its a sure winner for any business functions~