For larger photos , please visit
http://www.style.com/fashionshows/complete/F2005RTW-DGABBANA?viewall=true
My findings and analysis :
1.Use color which show luxury like camel , purple and black ( Reason : In this collection , D&G is inspired by Swinging London . It is a catchall term applied to dynamic cultural trends in the United Kingdom , centred in London , in the second half of the 1960s . One of the icon of swinging London is Jean Shrimpton . She possessing some of the gamine features that also made a huge success . Her face appeared on the covers of Vogue , Harper's Bazaar and Vanity Fair magazines .
The photos of Jean Shrimpton, that David Bailey used to take in the Sixties, are the starting point to revisit that unforgettable era in a luxurious , lavish way and this collection , D&G show the luxury in this collection . In the walls backstage , there are copies of David Bailey's photographs of the Shrimp taken for Vogue between '61 and '64 .
For the covers of Jean Shrimpton , you can visit
http://www.whosdatedwho.com/what/publicity_view.asp?RD=001697601m&pageno=3
For color , Sophisticated accords of dark blue and black determine the palette of colours which includes as well camel, purple and grey to show luxury .
Also , the show crescendoed with the label's familiar parade of Oscar gowns—this collection done in white and silver, the girls standing on the mirrored runway all a-twinkle and aquiver with Austrian crystal and exotically sculpted feathers.
In this collection , I like this outfit most as I shown below . The feather and the one-piece are the same color ---white , but different texture make the feeling more abundant .
Source :
1.Collection : Style.com
2.Background of Jean Shrimpton : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Shrimpton
3.Information of Swinging London : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swinging_Sixties
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