Showing posts with label Calvin Klein. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calvin Klein. Show all posts

Saturday, August 28, 2010

CALVIN KLEIN JEANS SPRING 2010 CAMPAING

Photographed by Steven Klein, getting dirty and pretending to work out is all in a day’s work for Jamie Dornan. One of Calvin Klein’s go to models, Jamie shares the jeans campaign once more with actress Eva Mendes.


BY STEVEN KLEIN


Saturday, August 21, 2010

CALVIN KLEIN COLLECTION SPRING 2011 MENSWEAR

CRECIENDO EN LA COSTA NORTE DE ITALIA ITALO ZUCCHELLI HABÌA IDENTIFICADO A CALVIN KLEIN COMO LA ESENCIA DE LA ROPA DEPORTIVA ESTADOUNIDENSE.

DESDE QUE SE CONVIRTIO EN EL DISEÑADOR DE LA CASA, EL HA FUSIONADO EL ATLETISMO INHERENTE DE LA ETIQUETE CON SUS PROPIOS PUNTOS FUERTES INSTINTIVOS: SASTRERIA Y UNA INOVACION DE TEJIDOS INOVADORES.

EL SHOW QUE MOSTRO SE SINTIO MENOS COMO UNA SINTESIS DE ESOS ELEMENTOS Y MAS COMO UN CHOQUE DE CULTURA.

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Saturday, January 2, 2010

CALVIN KLEIN PRE-FALL 2010.





CALVIN KLEIN






PRE-FALL 2010 COLLECTION.








Francisco Costa scaled down his presentation, opting for an informal showing instead of a runway, but he didn't skimp an inch on the fabric or construction of the luxe basics in his pre-fall lineup.









His blouson toggle coats and jackets are cut from a double-face cashmere wool that's a dream to touch, while his slim, flat-front pants are completely dart-less: "It took a long time to get the fit right," he said. "It's all in the cut around the butt, the thighs."












Also innovative were his matte cashmere knits, made on a circular knitting machine to create a relaxed, cocoonlike silhouette.













Overall, Costa takes a less experimental approach to this collection than he does his catwalk shows—a strategy not without its benefits.















How's this for versatile: Hanging on the racks were navy, ruby, and nectarine versions of many of the 17 black and white looks he put on models.

















Still, there was plenty of fashion with a capital F, notably in the easy-chic, pleated georgette dresses that were actually tops worn with ankle-length skirts.
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