London Fashion Week A/W 2011: Womenswear
Peter Pilotto
Credited in previous seasons for his astute observation that looking like a lady doesn't mean dressing like a school teacher, Peter Pilotto, along with his partner Christopher De Vos, proved his theory once more with a collection that, for all its elegance, was still fluid, free and comfortable. Floaty, wide-leg trousers were layered with loose short skirts, while tops were draped and wrapped with ease across the body. Equally mix-matched to perfection were the block colours and mixed patterns. And just as you began to drift off in the romantic mash-up of it all, Pilotto brought out his pièce de résistance: the classic three-quarter-length tailored coats that, as they paraded down the catwalk, were accompanied by the sound of furious scribbling among the buyers and editors in the audience.
Credited in previous seasons for his astute observation that looking like a lady doesn't mean dressing like a school teacher, Peter Pilotto, along with his partner Christopher De Vos, proved his theory once more with a collection that, for all its elegance, was still fluid, free and comfortable. Floaty, wide-leg trousers were layered with loose short skirts, while tops were draped and wrapped with ease across the body. Equally mix-matched to perfection were the block colours and mixed patterns. And just as you began to drift off in the romantic mash-up of it all, Pilotto brought out his pièce de résistance: the classic three-quarter-length tailored coats that, as they paraded down the catwalk, were accompanied by the sound of furious scribbling among the buyers and editors in the audience.
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