Saturday, September 12, 2009
NYFW: Cynthia Steffe Gives Us Gorgeous Impressionist-Inspired Colors for Spring/Summer
All photos by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz
After braving torrential rain to arrive at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week tents for Cynthia Steffe, I was pleased to see a feminine, very wearable collection from the designer. Seemingly inspired by Monet and other Impressionist art, the designer sent flowing ruffles in beautiful watercolor patterns, blues, silver and shades of white and champagne down the runway.
This collection also proves that the romper is here to stay as well as the one-shoulder silhouette, which the designer made fresh and new with beautiful construction and pleats.
With pops of punchy coral and lemon yellow standing out among other serene colors, Steffe played with masculine/feminine juxtaposition, showing flowing mini-dresses and fluttering blouses underneath loosely-constructed vests and boyfriend jackets, all in feminine hues.
The collection closed with some stunning evening pieces in white and silver that will surely be all over the red carpet.
I'm sure pop star Ciara, sitting front row at the show and looking gorgeous as ever, will agree with me that Cynthia Steffe will be bringing some feminine glamour to the red carpet as well as the streets come spring.
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