With rhinestone-strewn hairnets, sky-high stilettos, and pouty glares, her runway models are reflections of the women that buy her clothes: Savvy, strong, and totally Rich.
While trendy embellishments and details quickly date, this elegant gown will look just as beautiful in photos decades from now
I just dont think it is as customer friendly as it should be, and I still think $173 is a lot of money if you dont get exactly what you want in every shipment
(Think: sculptural hems and sleeves, artful draping, etc.) Theres also a renewed respect for the human hand, as seen in the artisanal touches, crafty finishes, and technique-driven flourishes that give garments a sense of individuality
Next, lets talk about those poufy swags over the hips: Theory #1: These represent the looped-up skirts popular in the late 18th century
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