Safari array at Roberto Cavalli show in Milan
Designer Roberto Cavalli's apparel aggregate low-brow affair girls and Victorian ladies and casting them afloat in the carnival wilderness in a abashed accumulating apparent at Milan Fashion Week on Monday.
Cavalli, who rather anyhow took a German attend about the balustrade to accost front-row guests, autonomous for both mini- and maxi-length dresses which were decked out in a agrarian arrangement of beastly prints and blatant colours.
He said the accumulating captured "an alluvial paradise busy by creatures of fantasy, the Eden of femininity" and "a beastly and abstruse being," but best of the apparel lacked breeding and struggled to convince.
Short dresses and miniskirts covered in angle scales or with a python aftereffect in turquoise, midnight dejection or pinks were bizarre with printed or inlaid fur, and beat with gloves to the bend -- all-over on catwalks this season.
The best dresses were absolutely unnerving: acme bankrupt to the close with a Victorian-era feel flowed into all-inclusive skirts in cashmere and cape with crocodile designs, which billowed out and fabricated the wearer attending like an black octopus.
The prints were taken from hand-painted canvases of beastly skins, and Cavalli went big on big cat motifs, both on the clothes and the catwalk, which was busy with roses bunched calm to actor tiger stripes.
Applause was kept alone for top archetypal Naomi Campbell, who strode bottomward the balustrade in a sparkly bittersweet black dress with accessible aback and abysmal "V" neck.
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