At The Ballet With Dolce&Gabbana

I already posted my favourite looks (here and here) from the past couture shows, but the Dolce&Gabbana show needed a post of its own.  They took it to another level, Roberto Bolle was there!  Dancing!  I think this is definitely what couture shows should be about, drama, detailing, extravagance.  Bravissimo Dolce&Gabbana!

(Photo credit: Vogue.it, Vogue.co.uk, Silhouette and Style, Buro 24/7)

Tous Goes Miami

 

 

Great atmosphere and Miami vibes.

Vibrant pieces and even something for the gents.

Bags among the flamingos.

An impromptu 'paparazzi' moment and walking out with my good bag.

The wonderful people at Colours invited me to yet another (remember the first one) Tous party today.  It was held here in Mexico City and it was a presentation of their Spring/Summer '15 collection.  It was inspired by the vibe and colours of Miami.  There were great pieces, great atmosphere and great people.  It was a gray day here in Mexico today but the neons and flamingos of Miami and the jewels of Tous brightened up the day.

Haute Couture-Spring '15-The Details

Dior

 

Giambattista Valli

 

Chanel

 

Valentino

Sometimes (or most of the times) it's the details that make the difference. Sometimes I prefer vinyl boots and polka dot veils over couture gowns.

(Photo credit: Style)

Haute Couture-Spring '15

 

 

Giambattista Valli

 

Dior

 

Jean Paul Gaultier

 

Armani Privé

 

 

Versace

 

 

Ulyana Sergeenko

Just before we get to see the ready to wear collections, the designers delight us with elaborate and exquisite pieces during the Haute Couture shows.  I really loved the Giambattista Valli collection!  How about you?

(Photo credit: Style)

Spotty Kusama

Last month I had the opportunity to go to a Yayoi Kusama exposition here in Mexico.  It was the Infinite Obsession installation and it was being exhibited at the Museo Tamayo in Mexico City.  I tried going on a weekend and it was impossible, I wasn't the only one excited about Kusama's spots, it seemed that the whole city was as well.  So one quiet Tuesday morning I ventured out to visit it and after about an hour of waiting in line I was inside Kusama's world.  It is amazing what impact polka-dots can have, so instead of explaining my experience, which was amazing, here are some photos and a quote of Kusama herself:

''A polka-dot has the form of the sun, which is a symbol of the energy of the whole world and our living life, and also the form of the moon, which is calm. Round, soft, colorful, senseless and unknowing. Polka dots become movement… Polka dots are a way to infinity.''