New York Fashion Week marches on: on Thursday, Tadashi Shoji showed his stunning and sumptuous spring 2015 ready-to-wear collection.
According to the show notes, Shoji drew his inspiration from 15th-century Venice; the collection is meant to recall the Grand Canal at sunset, shimmering with the reflection of the Ca’ d’Oro. Accordingly: lots of dresses in shimmery gold and blue and rose; a vast amount of opulent lace; dramatic and regal silhouettes (i.e., FORMAL CAPES, the best trend in existence).
Although the inspiration was archaic, the collection was infused with a distinctly modern flair. Many of the gowns had sheer chain-mesh inserts, and there copious crop tops, along other more casual styles. Behold:
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