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ESME VIE Fashion Show at Italian Couture Week AltaRoma


I just received by e-mail these beautiful images of an emerging brand called ESME VIE. The brand recently debuted its Summer 2015 collection preview at Italian Couture Week AltaRoma

According to the brand's press release, ESME VIE has been embraced from its first beginning by big names in the field of fashion. Already before the official brand launch, ESME VIE has been declared winner of the last year’s 2013 edition of the internationally renowned “Who Is On Next” contest for emerging fashion designers hosted by AltaRoma and Vogue Italia, and subsequently inserted in
the selection of Vogue Talents. The brand is already stocked at Moda Operandi and Harrods.

Inspired by the colours of summer, from shades of seaside and sky blue to the pink and violet hues of late spring and early summer flowers, the collection featured a combinations of cocktail dresses, some vintage-inspired, with a touch of couture thanks to the embellished rich flower decorations. Each single garment and accessory is exclusively hand-made and tailored in Italy.

I really liked some of the pieces featured in their preview, like the ones shown here. They kind of reminded me of Giambattista Valli's couture pieces.




Comments

miss ghesquiere said…
She was in who's on next when i was working there! Totally the new conservative wave of long skirts and colour stories. Would do great in the ME. If you like her you'd love Isa Arfen. I feel she is a bit more experimental.
Confashion said…
miss ghesquiere
I love Isa Arfen! The brand is actually stocked an Boutique N in burj Jassim. xx
WOW!! the white midi dress is a breath taker!!!!

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