Evening gowns floated down the runway as if they had just emerged from an eighteenth-century painting…and in a way, they did. Francisco de Goya’s painting, “Portrait of Maria Teresa Vallabriga on Horseback” helped inspire the combination of structure and softness that appeared through the entire Marchesa collection.
With awards season just around the corner, it’s clear this kind of romance will make a return to the red carpet…
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I’d love to be able to run my fingers over all those luscious fabrics.
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Your fashion week photos are always the best!
These are absolutely stunning! Gorg!
omg, they’re all amazing. love your photos!
Those big billowing sleeves are so dreamy! And the detail!
Marchesa will forever be one of my favorite designers… such delicate and beautiful detail!
Oh Man! I have just gone into the biggest daydream looking at these dresses and yes, it did involve being Bradley Cooper’s date to the Oscars. Love the shoes but most of all the ‘messy’ hair which I’m sure took hours to look that effortless.
absolutely epic. the details, the fabrics, the shapes, the location…everything is gorgeous!
gorgeous photos. and i spy olivia munn’s oscar dress!
That last dress. Yep. It’s just right.
wait, not the last one. the 6th one with the off the shoulder sleeves. to die.
Marchesa will forever be one of my favorite designers…absolutely “Stunning” and yes the fabrics , the colours, a lot of timeless pieces …and oh, if only somewhere to go these days where i could wear one of those designs…