Blumarine Runway Show Milan Fashion Week Spring 2012

Anna Molinari has a special designer eye for ladies, and the 2012 designs are in pop art colors, floral power 3D-effects and to break the sweet artsy details ? biker jackets. The combination of lady like floral effects, long ruffled skirts and short skirts, with some leather involvement breaks the rules of making a brighter fashion out of flowers that are considered to be too cheesy and leather that is considered to be too hard for many ladies in to a new spring feel.

Many pieces are smaller pieces, like the mini skirts and the breast covering tops have a tropical mid day feel, compared to the first pieces that are more of arrival and excitement, while the mid pieces were settling in to the vacation in runway and world peace with less details and bigger prints on dresses. The more festive and sophisticated pieces are the last on the runway show in black and white. Odd hodded dresses and layers of floral on shorts are still in the tropical category of lady like attires, but with a night feel to them.

The classic tropical hula designed in high fashion brings a soft cultural feel, and is combined with the modern day business coats and specially made freeing tops and shorts to dare being a colorful and inventive female in the new year that has been told to be the last, but that seems so far to become the most collaborative in peaceful thinking.

This runway show is beautiful in the sense of showing the result of art on clothes, in a very lady like fashion, but taking inspiration from many styles without overdoing it and staying mostly true to dresses and two pieces. Some pieces were not repeated more than once and stood out like the designed piece itself wants and is ready to expand in to higher fashions.

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Aileen N 10/21/11

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