Jean Paul Gaultier Fall Couture 2010: Insanely Creative.

Monsieur Gaultier's creative craziness always impresses me to the core. Most of his pieces are not meant to wear in real life, but who cares? They're art. Fabric artworks on skinny women.

However, this collection seems to be less abstract, more possibility that someone would wear them to a supermarket or walking in the park without being suspected as Lady Gaga.

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Lady R.

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Elie Saab Fall Couture 2010: TO DIE FOR!

This is the real couture show! Full of glamorous and sparkling materials! My heart's beating so fast viewing the collection. This is TO DIE FOR!!!
I might willing to trade my soul to own one of the dresses. (HA!) No, seriously, this is the perfect brand when it comes to stunning gowns, and when it comes to the circumstances that you want to be shinning under the light.

If I were in one of the gowns, I would feel like a queen. Get me one! I want to be a queen now!

 ( This one remains me of Halle Berry's Oscar dress which got the brand recognized. )

OK. It's so hard to choose which of the pictures to post. So visit Style.com for a complete one.


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Lady R.


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Valentino Fall Couture 2010: The Marvallous Dolly Girly Show.

"Valley of the baby dolls. Couture for the Twilight generation at Valentino." - Style.com

I think Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Piccioli's engines are apparently hot. The first collections after became the brand designers did not keep up with the level expected from the house of Valentino.

However, this collection is brilliant! Seriously.
Full of bows and organza in girly creamy dreamy colors. Nothing I could expect more from the historic fashion house.

(Oh. Not to forget the signature red.)

(This is to die for! Seriously cute!)

There are too much pictures to post. So visit Style.com to view the complete collection.


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Lady R.

Chanel Fall Couture 2010 : Marvellous. Genius. Superb.

Chanel's Couture collection has a very rare characteristic. There's no fluffy tutu skirt or lots of sparkling ornaments, but apparently, they feel grand, classy, exquisite, and clearly 'couture'.

From this collection, many dresses have me think that the embroidery is inspired from 'Paris-Moscow' and 'Paris-Shanghai' collections.
Although, there are not much pattern of dresses, the collection is brilliant! Karl Lagerfeld is obviously a genius!

I love how he put everything creative that could every think of into each idea.

And, without unexpectation, Baptiste Giabiconi walked the finale, declared the real Karl-made Chanel show.



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Lady R.

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(Jessica Alba looks fabulous at the show!)

 (My beloved and beautiful Leighton Meester)

 (Blake Lively's looking good.)

The Couture is HERE!

Couture shows are my most looking forward collections of the entire year. Ready-to-wears are nice, Resort is great, but nothing at all is better than pieces of art which some couldn't be worn in real life.
Couture collections are the way of expressing designers' endless creativity.

Christian Dior

Overall, I hate to say this.. but this is my least favorite Dior Couture collection. Maybe it's too floral in a not-so-my-style way.

Alexis Mabille

Love the collection! Especially the last dress!

Bouchra Jarrar

Last but not least is the new brand debuted at Paris 2010 Fall Couture fashion week.
Well, it's not that couture, but very nice. They're classic and hold some details so it's not too plain.


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Lady R.