Everyone loves a pretty fairy tale, and Ralph & Russo’s fall couture has lots of story lines to provide. Set opposed to the backdrop of and charmed forest, Tamara Ralph’s tale begin along with “young tsarinas” attacking into the woods on the eve of their coronation, hinting an act of rebellion, however their splendid dresses would recommend otherwise.
There is no doubt left by the designer which this was an old school collection for women based exuberantly clothing who go to grand ball in big castles. She delivered romantic capes in pristine white produced of a little balls of mink or stitched along from blush pink ostrich feathers and matching forx fur. From the neck down to the toes everything is registered as royal. Dazzling under the hood was a sea of Chantilly lace column dresses containing crystal, glass bead and metallic feather embroideries, usually done all on one dress, elastic striking floral patterns. As well Ralph served a volley of energetically ruffled and heavy puffball dresses, for those in dreamy, princess theme.
After that, along with a series of Seventies-tinged jumpsuits, few in double satin along with plunging necklines, she unexpectedly provided her stiff Russian princesses something for a wilder after-party. For those late night disco vixens the light and airy pleated dresses were other options.
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
Ralph & Russo Couture Fall 2015 Collection
