Prêt-à-Porter Spring 2010:
My Five Favorite Looks

The prêt-à-porter Spring 2010 collections showcased a variety of looks and styles. Some designers played it safe, some pushed the envelope. Some shows were fairly straightforward while others were pure theater. It’s always fun to discover what you’ll see next. Throughout all the shows, there were a few looks that lingered in my mind. The following are my five favorites from Paris fashion week…
This is a fabulous evening dress from Chanel. It’s sexy and modern but still so Chanel.

Chanel
Riccardo Tisci is one of those designers who pushed himself to new heights this season. Wow. He created a collection for Givenchy that was strong, chic and inventive. And it definitely left a lasting impression. I loved all three of these looks below. So clever. Here he explores new cuts, a new shape and this amazing new print.

Givenchy
Again, I love this op-art print. This design here is original and cool and totally fresh — I haven’t seen anything else like it out there.

Givenchy
Another favorite from this collection. It’s strong and soft at the same time. Perfectly executed.

Givenchy
This dress by Giambattista Valli was a total showstopper. The dip-dyed red feathers were incredible. If you’re looking to make a statement, this is your dress.

Giambattista Valli
What were some of your favorites from Paris Prêt-à-Porter Spring 2010?
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Very interesting, Susan, because I too enjoyed the printed section of Givenchy's show. I thought it was extremely modern, yet baroque in its own contemporary way.
great stylish garments on show here
I'm totally agree with your selection. Hip hip hip hourra for the Chanel dress...absolument fabuleux!
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