Autumn/winter 2012 sentiment from Saudi Arabia to put Anna Karenina on her body

Leading Word: As the iconic image of the screen of the fashion world, the 13th version of Anna Karenina starring the new actress Keira Knightley undoubtedly undoubtedly became a heavyweight in this year's fashion scene. Bombs, a large number of Russian-style furs, coats, dresses, hairstyles, makeup, and the most dazzling Chanel haute jewels in the film set off a turbulent cyclone.

In Anna Karenina, a large number of Russian-style furs, coats, dresses, hairstyles, makeup, and the most dazzling Chanel Joaillerie series of high-quality jewels set off a turbulent cyclone. Do not assume that such a luxurious style is in everyday life. You can't control, just mix and match, learn to use, you can become Anna Karenina.

Tsarist Russia dominates the fall/winter 2012 T stage:

The new version of “Anna Karenina” that has been released in China has caused a mad pursuit of the fashion industry. The film recreates the legendary actress Anna Karenina of the Russian writer Tolstoy. Twenty-sixth century Russian luxury society. In the fall and winter of 2012, we were pleasantly surprised to discover that fashion big names have also drawn inspiration from Russian traditional costumes, bringing a luxurious style of Tsarist Russia.

The cutting-edge Russian designer Ekaterina Gerasimova used traditional techniques such as embroidery, silk flowers, felts and etchings in the autumn/winter 2012 collection to display the Orthodox Art Deco style on fabrics and integrate into foreign elements such as Chinese-style Chinese opera facial makeup. .

Ulyana Sergeenko, a hot and famous Russian socialite and designer in recent years, combined traditional fabrics with Russian Imperial Army uniforms in the 2012 Autumn/Winter High-End Uniform Conference, followed by classic military coats, fur capes, traditional red fabrics, and headscarves. Cossack cavalry bearskin hats and other re-combination, the stretch of the stage is also decorated with traditional embroidery patterns, attracting rave reviews.

Designers from various countries also visited Moscow in autumn and winter of 2012. At Valentino, designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pier Paolo Poccoli play Slavic folk elements from intricate "hanger-style" fabrics, three-dimensional lace silks and simplifications of lace, to loose silhouette skirts; Temperley London Although designer Alice Temperley has said that she has never been to Russia, she has completed a fantasy trip on the runway with Russian dolls and noble Russians. In New York, Michael Kors also used a lot of fur to mix and match felt and perform with New York. Street style Russian fashion.

Designers such as Oscar de la Renta, Giambattista Valli, Prabal Gurung, Narciso Rodriguez, and Louis Vuitton and Gucci, etc., can only wait to launch fur pieces in the early fall of 2012. However, if this wave of Russian style is the most desirable The non-Banana Republic is none other than. In collaboration with the film "Anna Karenina", the Banana Republic was in the style of the 1870s. It added simple dresses, knits, and other items to create a modern version of Tsarist Russian fashion.

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