Today opened with the 10year celebration of Camilla & Marc followed by the likes of Aurelio Costerella, Bec & Bridge, Christopher Esber and Alex Perry.
At Camilla & Marc was a mix of masculine and feminine looks. Clean, streamlined looks for day and lace and metallic brocade femininity for evening. Congratulations on 10 years!
At Bec & Bridge we saw a whole new label, steering away for their short skirts and fitted styles to a more sophisticated silhouette with the use of luxe fabric combinations, more relaxed cuts and longer hemlines.
At Alex Perry, some new risks for his aesthetic, with a fitted floor length gown with thigh high splits and lace up thigh high custom Tony Bianco boots worn with his signature feminine frocks. A bit more risqué for Mr Perry.
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Aurelio Costerella delivers as always beautiful gowns dying for a red carpet moment. He also had a lot of short party dresses for every girl to find an occasion for an excuse to wear his frocks.
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Christopher Esber delivered a collection true to his aesthetics with draping, structured separates, textured fabrication and cuts flattering the female form. His collection showed a colour palette of neutrals in greys, black and white with accents of a beige check, cobalt blue, lemon and soft baby blue.
Round off the day with a design duo that have a reputation for putting on a show, Romance Was Born. It's not just a catwalk show with models strutting the catwalk, it's a performance, a show, a story. Eccentric creative makeup and multi-coloured wigs, a colourful set, the Romance Was Born show was a show stopper always leaving the audience with a clear impression of the designers aesthetic. One thing I can always count on in a Romance Was Born show is a collection that is creative, playful, youthful and colourful.
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