Moda Ermanno Scervino – Women’s Fashion Winter 2007
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As we chatted and organized getting together while they were here, I asked about her clothes. I know it is not appropriate but the curiosity was too great. I could not identify the designer. I even thought they might have purchased the clothes here in Dallas from some upcoming designer with a European flair.
The first part of the line uses soft fabrics and suede. It could be seen as a 1600s hunting or outdoor sport with a contemporary touch. The designs accentuate the female figure, accentuating the curves with heavier clothes or overlays in the top and bottom of the hourglass while maintaining the beelike waste. The footwear is an important part of this look. Mostly boots are used but heels are also applicable for the outfit without the jacket. I found the thigh high boots really interesting with the kneecap cover.



The next area I see would have been considered travel clothes in the 40s and 50s. Comfortable and clean lines with natural darker colors and heavier fabrics are the basic characteristics. In today’s world they would be appropriate in most office situations and excellent for weekend outings or vacations.


Finally the more formal wear, whether is be the knee or full length outfit, are soft and flowing with silks and chiffon. I find them just formal enough for most occasions but casual enough to be worn on just about any evening occasion and in some work environments.




Thinking about the entire line adjectives like free spirit, active lifestyle, and youthful, come to mind. Ermanno Scervino seems to understand the vibe that is on the street. I did notice that his designs were more prevalent in the central and southern cities and less in Milan. This could have something to do with the more casual lifestyle.
Tags:Winter Fashion Ermanno Scervino High Fashion Florence Women's Fashion Italian Fasion Travel Italy
Labels: Designer Clothes, Fashion, Florence, High Fashion, Italian Designers, Womens Fashion
4 Comments:
top one - i want i want i want!
9:10 PM
Those look warm. I love warm. LOL
6:01 AM
Happy holidays and thanks for your recent visit. Looks good here!
8:53 AM
Natalie I liked them all. I have not followed this designer in the past but will be on my future rounds.
Bozette Heavy fabrics and fur, great on a cold night.
Euroyank Thanks. Happy New year!
1:32 PM
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