I have always love Marni’s clothes & accessories because they are versatile, practical and effortlessly chic. But I don’t know about these:

Funny that these ruffled creations are actually by Marni because it is really dramatic and bold. The bag reminds me of corals you see in the sea, or just loads of bright orange flowers blooming (it is from the FALL collection by the way). But whatever, I am definitely not a big fan of the choice of colour and shape.

Would you carry it?

The inspiration: Esther William’s swim cap, Marni Fall 08′ runway headpiece

Nina Ricci and Louis Vuitton, Fall 08′

The Sartorialist examples

Seeing that this is a big trend for Fall 08′, I am currently on the look out for hammer pants. I like the fact that it looks very comfy. If you match it well with say, a cool jacket, it can make you look rather chic. One problem I have with hammer pants is that it might not be very flattering to my legs (hello fat thighs!) and it only looks good if a tight top is tucked into it.
The Nina Ricci one is unique because it is in satin and have a lot of folds while the Louis Vuitton ensemble (so Marc Jacobs by the way) is— strictly for tall stylish women who can pull off it off.
What do you think?

I love the shape of these. They are adorable and yet glamourous because of the sky-high heels. I can totally picture celebs like Dita von Teese in a pair of those, but I am quite surprised for the fact that not much celebs have donned these gorgeous platforms. My favourite s the one in green— the rosette infront is simply darling.

The biggest show of all has to be Matthew Williamson’s. Supermodel Erin O’Connor opening the show for him exclusively. I didn’t managed get any tickets but was lucky enough to have friends who went there. Apparently, the atmosphere is way different from the ones from the four big capitals. Guests/audiences got to sit around a table and enjoy a meal— funny to hear about that.
The closing show is cK Calvin Klein. Other big name designers showcasing at SFF inculde Carlos Miele and Ashley Isham.