Ok...couture is meant to be interesting, outrageous in some form and if nothing else, new. Fresh. Most times it is breathtaking in the sheer amount of time and effort that it takes to create these garments. Armani Prive's Spring 2014 Couture Collection was just, well, underwhelming.
While it was an ever evolving show that began with tops, sweet pants and skirts it progressed into something that felt more gypsy-inspired completed with head-scarves and huge, dangling earrings. The entire collection was predominantly blue with some odd shades of taupe thrown in near the end but the patterns help make up for the lack of color. Though it wasn't my favorite couture collection it does grown on you and once you watch the entire show you're left wanting to go back and look at some of the looks again. All in all it was a much more subtle approach than most designers use.
See the entire Armani Prive Spring 2014 Couture Collection at Style.com.
While it was an ever evolving show that began with tops, sweet pants and skirts it progressed into something that felt more gypsy-inspired completed with head-scarves and huge, dangling earrings. The entire collection was predominantly blue with some odd shades of taupe thrown in near the end but the patterns help make up for the lack of color. Though it wasn't my favorite couture collection it does grown on you and once you watch the entire show you're left wanting to go back and look at some of the looks again. All in all it was a much more subtle approach than most designers use.
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| An updated gypsy-vibe with varying shades of blue |
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| A navy and metallic strapless gown |
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| Such a pretty pattern and who can resist a slit up-to-there? |
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| Maybe not the most interesting couture collection but it's a beautiful skirt nonetheless |
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| A gypsy-inspired look at Armani Prive Spring 2014 |
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| A stunning striped coat from Armani Prive |
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