Subtle Seduction

Givenchy F/W 11

Bearing the fact that weeks of fashion are reaching their end, I, as an enthusiast, would like to share series of post which comprise my favorite pieces of this season, starting from this one.

Let's start with what Riccardo Tisci has offered us couple days back. As the virtuoso put himself, "There's more sex than usual", Givenchy F/W 11 collection embodies power of roaring females alongside alluring touch of seduction (the mystical sheer, that is) in the most subtle way. Tisci has once again flatter these eyes of ours with his signature single silhouette in which depicted from the tres magnifique loose-fitting sweater and razor-thin knee-length skirt. Despite the muted color palette, the man still managed to include one combo of intense yellow sweater hand-in-hand with printed yellow pencil skirt, that I personally found, shockingly stimulating in every possible sense. Looking them in details, I bet no one is in agony with the accessories he displayed. Fur-covered cat eye sunglasses and baseball caps with ears might sound freakishly tacky plus a bit mundane to some of you, but wait till you see them amalgamate with those ferocious panthers, you'll snarl like your rent is due tomorrow.  

The moment I witnessed this collection, I couldn't help but growl my pants off. How could I not? Those proud Parisian panthers really turned me on! As for the sex? Bettie Page print says it all. I mean, who would've thought the late Miss Page still got her swagger on after all these years? Geez, Tisci seriously has his own trick to blow our mind (or in this case, mine). From this moment on, I'll be crossing my fingers and other flexible body parts, hoping that Tisci won't leave Givenchy for Dior (or designing for both) simply because the fashion house has to find another anti-semitic flamboyant to replace Galliano, just not Tisci.