When I received an invitation from The Aisle for a special Isacc Mizrahi Trunk Show Event, I immediately thought of my friend Liza, who was engaged to be married. While browsing the elegant Isaac Mizrahi bridal dresses, we sampled caviar topped cracker rings and rich miniature vanilla milkshakes provided by Peter Callahan Catering, who also served these treats at Dylan Lauren's bridal shower. We also got to meet famed cake master Sylvia Weinstock who had a basket of beautiful dried creme flowers available at her table. Best of all, we had the chance to meet Isaac Mizrahi, who was super nice. We saw another familiar face at the event! I got to meet one of my favorite designers, Prabal Gurung (check out my review of his last show here)!
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Prabal Gurung - Fall/Winter 2011
Prabal Gurung - Fall/Winter 2011 RTW- I attended over 20 shows this past fashion week, but unfortunately didn't get to attend the Prabal Gurung show. Yet, it was still one of my favorites of the season!
It has only been a year since Prabal Gurung launched his eponymous line, and his collection already has an impressive fan base including the likes of Anna Wintour. The Singapore-born, Nepal-raised young designer's inspiration was a younger version of Miss Havisham from Charles Dicken's Great Expectations, the wealthy spinster who goes mad after her lover jilts her at the altar. Asymmetric one shoulder looks, criss cross wrap leggings, and dramatic red chiffon paired with tough black leather, all painted a romantic portrait of a soul on the verge of madness. I liked the mischievous sheer sectioning of a sweater and the lone leather strap strategically and sensually placed over one shoulder of an asymmetric red dress. I can see why Prabal Gurung's slightly off kilter yet elegant designs are an editorial favorite. (Photos from PrabalGurung.com)
It has only been a year since Prabal Gurung launched his eponymous line, and his collection already has an impressive fan base including the likes of Anna Wintour. The Singapore-born, Nepal-raised young designer's inspiration was a younger version of Miss Havisham from Charles Dicken's Great Expectations, the wealthy spinster who goes mad after her lover jilts her at the altar. Asymmetric one shoulder looks, criss cross wrap leggings, and dramatic red chiffon paired with tough black leather, all painted a romantic portrait of a soul on the verge of madness. I liked the mischievous sheer sectioning of a sweater and the lone leather strap strategically and sensually placed over one shoulder of an asymmetric red dress. I can see why Prabal Gurung's slightly off kilter yet elegant designs are an editorial favorite. (Photos from PrabalGurung.com)
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