I read somebody's blog yesterday, and they posted 3-4 pictures from the Oscar de la Renta - Resort 2012 and also included the celebrity who could relate or wear the outfit/look.. I loved that concept so much, that I decided to do the same in my post!
But first, a little something about the show...
Oscar de la Renta traded in the church on Park Avenue where he's been holding his shows for several years in favor of his new showroom high above 42nd Street. The space is currently raw and unrenovated, quite unlike the meticulously constructed Resort clothes on his runway. Then again, the setting was rather apt. De la Renta took Picasso as inspiration, his Cubist period in particular, and you've got to think that the artist would've appreciated the midtown views of jutting skyscrapers.
With the exception of a few poolside getups (including one particularly racy look on VS angel Candice Swanepoel), this was as urban and urbane as de la Renta's Cruise collections get, long on skirtsuits and sleeveless sheaths. Picasso came into it via the colorful decoupaged embroideries, the graphic black-and-white scribble prints, and the brooches, belt buckles, and necklaces that looked like they could've been lifted from a canvas or sculpture. It was a rare outfit that wasn't beaded, patchworked, or otherwise embellished—evidence of handwork was everywhere you looked, just how his ladies like it.
The artist's Spanish roots provided a through line to the collection's matador jackets; high-waist, narrow-cut pants; and pompom trim flamenco hats made of construction paper. If the headgear was a bit of a head-scratcher, a polka-dot evening dress was de la Renta at his best. And there was more where that came from. Flouncy gowns in shades of flamenco red, blossom pink, and vivid green will be lighting up dance floors come the holidays. Maybe it's the new address; this de la Renta show was full of life.
With the exception of a few poolside getups (including one particularly racy look on VS angel Candice Swanepoel), this was as urban and urbane as de la Renta's Cruise collections get, long on skirtsuits and sleeveless sheaths. Picasso came into it via the colorful decoupaged embroideries, the graphic black-and-white scribble prints, and the brooches, belt buckles, and necklaces that looked like they could've been lifted from a canvas or sculpture. It was a rare outfit that wasn't beaded, patchworked, or otherwise embellished—evidence of handwork was everywhere you looked, just how his ladies like it.
The artist's Spanish roots provided a through line to the collection's matador jackets; high-waist, narrow-cut pants; and pompom trim flamenco hats made of construction paper. If the headgear was a bit of a head-scratcher, a polka-dot evening dress was de la Renta at his best. And there was more where that came from. Flouncy gowns in shades of flamenco red, blossom pink, and vivid green will be lighting up dance floors come the holidays. Maybe it's the new address; this de la Renta show was full of life.
So here is who I think will look good in Oscar de la Renta's 2012 resort collection!
Katherine Heigl
Jessica Alba
Freida Pinto
Mary Kate Olsen
Kelly Osbourne
Victoria Beckham
Blake Lively
Emma Watson
Alexa Chung
Lauren Conrad
Whitney Port
Katie Holmes
Kate Moss
Tilda Swinton
Kate Winslet
Rachel McAdams
Taylor Momsen
Zoe Saldana
Agyness Deyn
Uma Thurman
Kate Middleton William
Pixie Lott
Amy Adams
Halle Berry
Lea Michele
Vanessa Hudgens
Anne Hathaway
Kate Beckinsale
Salma Hayek
Selena Gomez
Sharon Osbourne
Ivanka Trump
Emily Blunt
Mila Kunis
Kirsten Dunst
Nicole Kidman
Natalie Portman
Naomi Campbell
Katy Perry (with a lower neck that is)
Eva Mendes
Michelle Williams
Hilary Swank
Reese Witherspoon
Miranda Kerr
Kiera Knightley
Scarlet Johansson
America Fererra
Kim Kardashian
Anna Dello Russo
Heidi Klum
Milla Jovovich
Helena Bonham Carter
Courtney Love
Penelope Cruz
Sarah Jessica Parker
Diane Kruger
Angelina Jolie
Rihanna
Aishwarya Rai
Karolina Kurkova
Cameron Diaz
Taylor Swift
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