Tuesday 18 February 2014

London Fashion Week AW14 - Simone Rocha


Simone Rocha presents a modern femininity in her AW14 collection.  Like all seasons, this collection was inspired by historical references and presents an Edwardian feel throughout. Rocha has continuously highlighted different aspect of the female body within this collection; emphasis on shoulders, elbows and hips underlines that particular influence in such a raw manner, that it becomes signature to Rocha.

 The cut of this collection is typical to Rocha – minimalist but so intricate and pretty. A-line shapes presented within dresses and skirts mixed with cut away detailing and feminine highlights. Jackets were waist length with cropped sleeves, whilst coats had a-lines and pea shapes.  

This collection presents quite a diverse colour palette, exploring dark tones in addition to metallic colours, nudes and beautiful python prints. A sense of sweet femininity and innocence were first presented in the collection, swiftly followed by quite a seductive yet reserved feel with the transparent fabrics paired with solid high waist knickers.

Of course this collection would not be Simone’s if there were no embellishment! The entire collection was subtly frosted with pearls and beads, all of which highlighted the female body via the hips, waist, shoulders and neck. This beautiful detailing was complimented with beaded jewellery around both the neck and the wrist. All looks were accessorized with matching over sized clutch and shoes and were finished off with a back-combed French plait.

This Edwardian inspired collection definitely provides for its younger and older market, striking the right balance of salty and sweet, innocence and impurity, sophistication and simplicity. Simone Rocha autumn/winter 2014, is an undisputed favourite this season. 

 

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