Showing posts with label ricardo tisci. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ricardo tisci. Show all posts

Thursday, June 16, 2011

Givenchy Resort 2012 Collection














A sure sign that Riccardo Tisci's Fall collection for Givenchy was a hit: Zara already has its own version of the black panther print T-shirt in stores. Here's another one: The designer himself revisited the purple-and-yellow-on-black floral today, taking photos of the original prints and digitally manipulating them for sweatshirts cropped above the bust, button-down blouses, and narrow pencil skirts. (That body-loving silhouette also turned up in vivid bird of paradise patterns.)

Similarly, Tisci traded in Fall's baseball motifs for basketball mesh and surfing references, accessorizing looks with crocodile-trim sun visors and logo'd lanyard necklaces (logos are becoming a surprising, tongue-in-cheek trend this season). The b-ball mesh, used on boxy tees bedecked with huge blooms, gave the collection a sporty tone that seems apt for Resort.Still, the number that we left dreaming about was the dressiest of the bunch, a navy double-silk long dress with a 1950's-style swimsuit bodice topped by a super-cropped black sweater. It also happens to be Tisci's favorite. In fact, he's so in love with pinups he reported that the menswear collection he'll show in ten days is influenced by them. As for his upcoming Couture collection, he wouldn't say. And the Dior rumors? His lips were sealed on that, too, but from this perspective, his Resort collection looks like a designer in confident, I-can-do-anything mode.

Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Beyonce sets Dazed&Confused on fire






We finally have the rest of the pictures from Beyonce's Dazed & Confused spread and it's hot — literally!

In the high class trailer park shoot, Beyowulf is wearing mostly custom designs by Gareth Pugh, Haider Ackermann, Stefano Pilati for Yves Saint Laurent, Tom Ford, Givenchy by Ricardo Tisci, and Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton made specifically for this spread.

GOT TO LOVE IT!

Tuesday, March 1, 2011

This Morning I woke up with a great idea ... Should I contact Mr. Arnault to replace John at Dior !


John Galliano's dismissal by Christian Dior leaves one of the most prestigious roles in fashion suddenly vacant. The man making the decision about his replacement is Bernard Arnault, the chief executive of LVMH, which owns Dior.

The frontrunner is thought to be the 36-year-old Italian designer Riccardo Tisci, who has won increasing acclaim over the past five years designing Givenchy, another LVMH brand. Tisci is well connected in the Paris fashion world, with close ties to French Vogue.

Were Tisci to land the role, it would be a case of history repeating itself: Galliano was at Givenchy before getting the Dior job.