Lanvin Spring 2012 Fashion Show

Conquering a territory that’s not within their usual range of styling, Lanvin has successfully infused the military aesthetic to their new collection for Spring/Summer 2012. Combined with some sturdy, avant-garde pieces that are strong and tough to swallow, irony to the bright and bold colors and tribal prints has made this a one of a kind fashion extravaganza.

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Lanvin Fall 2011 Collection

It started with a wool trench coat that covers a white tailored shirt and a turtle neck piece that’s a triple layering to count, then followed by double breasted suits and the puffy outerwear that is opposition to pieces that comes with raw edges. If you come to think of it, this collection has a little bit of everything. It even comes with varied silhouettes of trousers – slim, regular, and baggy. Designers Alber Elbaz and Lucas Ossendrijver have presented a new collection that’s both artistic and realistic. It’s a collection that’s really easy to pinpoint about how it’s presented or how they look when you see it in general but some of it are hard to determine whether you’re looking to a Lanvin outfit or not.

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H&M x Lanvin Designer Collaboration 2010

It's official, LANVIN and H&M will collaborate!

Lanvin Spring/Summer 2010 Collection

I always associate the Lanvin color with navy blue since it has always been like that even in women's collection. But going to the Spring/Summer 2010 collection, the streetwear vibe had the twist of green, purple, blue, red and even orange. “We didn’t go to the studio. We went to the street,” explained Elbaz as they were also focusing on the individualism and the antiuniform. Alber & Lucas retained some silhouettes including trousers, trench and even shirts. The inclusion of polished items looked modern adding new image to the soft and very minimalistic brand. Also, stripes looked striking and wickedly cool in purple jacket and trousers while the black & white suit paired with trench and shorts looked daring and edgy.

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