Fall 2010 Winter Kate Collection features flowing minidresses, low neck-lines, floaty dresses, floral prints inspired by rock sounds of 70s. Nicole Richie fall 2010 collection of clothing line is sensuous and very wearable.

Richie’s signature bohemian style is visible in this chic ready-to-wear Nicole Richie collection. Many promising fashion trends for fall 2010 are present in this collection like capes, black look along with cigarette pants, vests, jackets and blazers.

Most interesting pieces of Nicole Richie Winter Kate Autumn ‘10 collection are a colorful peacock-print blazer and a sheer crimson-colored frock. Just fantastic!! This socialite, reality TV star is a promising designer and everyone is just waiting for upcoming Nicole Richie handbags.

Yves Saint Laurent is trying to reach to new generation. Theme of this collection also found to be quiet echo in spiraling Lesage embroidery at shoulders of printed shifts and long, gauzy white dress. Pilati strong suit which could last several seasons as of tailoring, silk cocktail dress and unlined jacket topped over bustier dress were a real classic. YSL has reworked with a shawl collar and trumpet cuffs.

This collection was sometimes tricky to fathom. It was best in simplest and strongest pieces: seventies-influenced shapes, like high-waist flared trousers, capes, elbow length gloves, mid-calf skirts, smart slash-sleeved jacket, and jumpsuits. All ideas look timely in context of fall fashion trends.

The sober caped black forms, starched white cotton, wimplelike head coverings, and hoods gave a nunlike impression. Granted, it wasn’t literal, but there was something of Catholic convent in high white dog collar on a suit, the yoked white blouse with full sleeves, the prim and modest mid-calf dresses.

Throughout the collection, the attention seekers were the heavy chain pendants in metallic gold and the YSL shoes. Figures dangling on gold chains that swung and bumped on lower body of models was highly inspired from silhouettes of Saint Laurent fashion photos which the designer had cut out of seventies magazines.

Pilati maintained the YSL’s “something different” pattern this time too in the footwear. There were pumps as usual but in a velvety touch that were given a spiky look in an intelligent way. A new move, well done Pilati.

There were long light dresses and voluminous sweater-coats teamed with classy hats, giving a 70s touch to collection. Inspiration behind this collection were actresses Marisa Berenson and Maria Schneider that lead designer to present contrast between the bourgeois and the bohemian lifestyles at the Paris prêt-à-porter season 2010.

Highlights of collection were ultra long maxi dresses teamed with wedge-soled boots and wide-brimmed hats, a boxy blazer with sleeves in sparkling leopard print and ankle length tent dress in blood orange flower print. Accessories like big, leather mailbag slung over one shoulder and printed silk scarves for winter looked quite interesting.

Vibe of collection and its presentation with swooping arches of bamboo and dried grasses, on runway, was very Bohemian. Designer focused on two key color themes – terracotta/teal and violet/turquoise. Long and little gypsy dresses were evoking 70s Bohemian style perfectly.

Jumpers in over-sized floral prints, maxi-sweater coats in the madcap stripes, vests glinted with embroidered mirror-work, defined Paris based label’s patchwork aesthetic. Models looked really stylish wearing airy bohemian dresses in sheer flower prints with long flowing skirts. It was a great show.

From start to end, this Fall 2010 womenswear collection, dazzled runway with microscopic slips in dazzling gold and green prints.

Show opened with dip-dyed deep purple jersey dress in an archival house print called Capri with sexy low backline. Vibe of romantic 70s was exhibited in fringed scarf dresses with a feather chubby in acid green.

Whole look of collection was very glamorous, owing to leggy black minidresses with a peekaboo gold lace panel on the front, apt for every party and gowns with plunging necklines.

Highlights of collection were double-breasted jackets, blooded matte crocodile aviator jacket, scarf dresses, sheer layers of gold embellishment and rich brocades of indigo, peacock blue and gold. Interesting color palette made this collection, all the more interesting.

Deep purples, ink-well blacks and night-time navy added a sensuous touch to these ready to wear pieces. Surprisingly, many trends for spring 2010 like sheer fashion, lace fashion, draped dresses were also present in this fall 2010 collection.

Talking about accessories, scarves for winter and scarves dresses, just stole the show. Not forgetting, model were looking very gorgeous in stiletto-sandals with five-inch heels that added to their sexy and stylish look.

To summarize, Emilio Pucci fall 2010 Collection was a nice amalgamation of designer party dresses, Bohemian look, 70s fashion, incredibly sexy designer party dresses for winter 2010 and well-heeled babe-brigade.

It was not only 1940’s style that rocked the runways for Fall 2009. ’70s inspired styles were also seen on runways for the cool and chilly season. With all the flowing maxi-dresses, shiny fabrics, slinky jumpsuits, and plunging necklines on runways, it’s clear that when it comes to fashion, disco will never die.

So, get into groove with jersey gowns and amplified tailoring in a blaze of vibrant cool-aid colors. Elle has done a good job in describing ’70s inspired styles with its exclusive photo-shoot. Here are some of glimpses of this photo-shoot, have a look!!

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There wasn’t any red dress in sight. Instead, Piccioli and Chiuri romanced with soft tones of nude, gold, rose, lavender, and gray that have become big color story of the season. Their methods included swirling organza around body tying it off with a flamboyant bow, embroidering tulle T-shirt dresses in geometric metal palettes and antique laces, and printing chiffon with black orchids.

A couple of minis embellished with laser-cut rosettes and fitted leather jackets provided a bit of edge. London-based milliner Philip Treacy created some fanciful footwear with lace wings arcing upward from the heels. In sum, this was a well-timed step forward for Valentino’s new duo, that put the brand at the center of some of Spring’s key trends and started to give it a new relevance.