Fashion Is All I Know: Fresh Spring 2010: Clean & Conventional

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I'm Sierra, and welcome to the blog of blunt truth on the fashion industry and fashion in rare form. You might see me dabble in other subjects here and there just to keep you awake, but I like to stick to what I love & hate. I'll tell you now, this is a real blog for the fashionably challenged to the so-called "gurus of fashion." I live and breathe fashion on the day-to-day basis, so I know my stuff. I follow trends, follow my own beat, and drop designers. I'm a freelance writer looking for views. I'm just myself looking for a place to type out my thoughts. I love fashion. I believe in a budget, so don't expect to see me supporting a 3,000 dollar headband; I might gawk at the luxury and find a cheap copy. I hate to be partial, but Marc Jacobs will always have my heart. Any questions? I didn't think so. Prepare to be schooled.

April 4, 2010

Fresh Spring 2010: Clean & Conventional

@ 4:23 AM

As I sifted through images on Google, Style, & whoever else, I found a few designer that were able to create the main ideas circulating around the industry. Here are some of my muses.

The Clean & Conventional Award winners are...

Akris: Clean lines were used to structure confidence and status for each piece a part of the Akris Spring 2010 Ready-to-Wear Collection; the collection definitely defined the wardrobe of a busy, confident, professional, & realistic woman, yet each piece kept it's femininity, some staying in earth tones & nudes and others with vibrant color. The long gowns were also gorgeous, all completely practical. The torso draping with belts on the maxi dresses were clean & feminine; the maxi dresses with the translucent torsos added sexiness and versatility. I have to say that the designer defined realism. The look of tomorrow.

Donna Karan: Flowing translucent chiffon gowns & structured power suits glided down the runway, the pieces of the Donna Karan Spring Ready-to-Wear Collection. Transitioned pencil skirts with rugged blazer overlays captured the sense of being beyond just business. The layered dresses and gowns cultivated me, absolutely stunning! I have to say that this has been an extremely successful season for Donna Karan!

Alberta Ferreti: Gorgeous pastel chiffon frocks stole my heart as I clicked through the Spring Ready-to-Wear Collection. Such innocent pieces with undermined sex appeal. Translucent chiffon dresses with pastel patchwork and garden inspired outfits marched to their own feminine beat. No wonder why it was love at first site!