Paprocki-Brzozowski Runway Show @ Warsaw Boutique Opening - Poland 2011 | FashionTV - FTV.com

youtube.com WARSAW - On May 24th 2011 the famous Polish Duet Paprocki & Brzozowski opened their boutique/atelier on Wiejska 17th Street in Warsaw, Poland. During the event the designers presented a special collection with some of the looks from their Fall/Winter 2011 - 2012 collection. The famous Polish duo Paprocki-Brzozowski presented their collection in Warsaw, Poland with some of the looks from the boutique on 17 Wiejska St. in Warsaw, Poland. Black dominated the catwalk with asymmetrical cut gowns that pieces different color fabrics together. They also used cashmere, leather, and wool. The sleek back dresses were a major form fitting contrast to the wool and cashmere wrap coats, that were prominent on the runway. Black and gray were a major trend for Fall among Polish designers, but the duo were unique with the colors. 24 maja 2011 roku odbyło się otwarcie atelier duetu paprocki&brzozowski w Warszawie przy ul.Wiejskiej 17. Projektanci z tej okazji zaprezentowali kolekcję specjalną wraz w elementami kolekcji jesień/zima 2011 -2012. See more @ facebook.com FTV.com

Aleksandra Kmiecik Runway Show - Fall 2011 FashionPhilosophy Fashion Week Poland | FashionTV - FTV

youtube.com POLAND - Black, white, and red seem to be a favorite of the designers at FashionPhilosophy Fashion Week in Poland for Fall 2011. We saw that color palette again at the Aleksandra Kmiecik show, which also had more beige, tans, and pinks. Beige coats with pointy shoulders gave way to form fitting cream dresses. Shoulders were bouncy, pleated and enhanced in other ensembles. Patches and lines of pink ran throughout and the collection included crisp trousers, pencil skirts, and brown booties. The mod designer Aleksandra Kmiecik came out at the end of the show dressed in one of her cool black, white, and red dresses. See more @ facebook.com FTV.com

Fashiontv - John Varvatos Men Backstage Fall 2011 Milan Men's Fashion Week - fashiontv | FTV.com

Milan Men's Fashion Week Fall 2011 on ftv.com fashiontv John Varvatos Backstage Fall's John Varvatos man is a man on the move. "He started in London and ends up here in Milan," the designer mused before the show. "He traveled by train." And in the Milanese military school where Varvatos showed the collection, an enormous set of gravel-inlaid train tracks stretched out before a station's clock to form the runway. His long-haired waifs literally took to the rails to a Black Keys beat. Imagining the necessity of frequent adjustments—for city visits versus small-town sojourns, warmer climes versus colder—Varvatos (and Bill Mullen, his stylist) emphasized mutability. Looks were composites of layers upon layers Sleeveless coats became vests worn over thick, nubby cardigans; suede biker jackets turned waistcoat when layered under wool overcoats. Texture, whether in the form of hairy sweaters, chemically treated fabrics, or raw edges left raggedy, trumped all. In fact, there was hardly a look without two or three. Piling it on (palimpsest styling, shall we say) is not new. But it added a welcome spark to the Varvatos offering this time around, which in some seasons can feel overfamiliar. The JV staples and standards recur time and again. But here was a reminder that Varvatos—more the train than the traveler—still does his part to push them forward. (from Style.com) Front Row Red Carpet Celebrities -- Top Hot Sexy Models - Styled by - Music -- Drown by SMASHING PUMPKINS The ...