The Khronicles

 The Bilingual Community Newspaper

'Η Δίγλωσση Τοπική Εφημερίδα Σας

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    ISSUE NO.19 NOVEMBER 2007 WWW.KO-GO.GR    


The Ko-Go Khronicles

A division of

Ko-Go Επιχειρήσεις

Box 328
Kokkini Hani 71500
Web address: www.ko-go.gr
editor@ko-go.gr
Telephone: 2810-762748
Fax: 2810-762816

Publisher:

Sofia Klidi

Editor:

Lou Duro

Associate Editors:

Tony & Christine Bowes

Contributors/
Columnists:

Renie Spykerman, Petra Koukoudaki, Maria Daskalaki, John McLaren, Bob Bayes, Father Dimitris Mihouthis, Father Leonidas Hatzakis, Vasiliki Alexaki-Hronaki, Martha Vlahaki

Translations:

Kerenza Vlastou
Ada Vamvoukaki

Photographer:

Sami Moudavaris

Layout & Design:

Graphic Plus

Printed By:

TypoGrammi

Webmaster:

John McLaren


FASHION

  2008 Fashion Previews

As a result of Paris’ spring 2008 fashion shows, we took a closer look at what we may be seeing in the upcoming year in high fashion.

According to the experts, the hottest standouts in this latest crop of designs are floral dresses and shoes by Stella, graphic prints by Chloé and just about everything from Lanvin.

Stella McCartney: Against the backdrop of a vertical garden designed by French botanist Patrick Blanc, Stella's spring 2008 show opened with a series of bright floral-printed dresses and jumpsuits. The collection was feminine and youthful. Prints were a standout, ranging from florals both bright and muted to paisleys in soft earth tones. The Stella girl has a range of jumpsuits to choose from, the best being a sexy white halter with wide pant leg. The shoes and handbags were the strongest she's done yet, featuring carved wooden clogs and ethnic beading. This collection was her best and a true highlight this season.
 

 

Chloé: Chloé's collection was abstract and modern. Fabrics were soft and sheer and often layered to create a contrast between femininity and edge. The color palette was muted save for pops of navy, purple, and coral, and graphic prints gave the illusion of being hand-painted. The high point was the color-blocked dresses. Though not necessarily suitable for every woman, the overall collection looked fresh and creative.

Lanvin: Lanvin’s designers came up with a collection in which each look was stronger than the last. There was a shift toward fluidity in volume, with draping and ultralight fabrics. Dresses were offered in vivid gem tones of marigold, emerald, and ruby as well as with sparkling fabrics, feathers, and high-shine silks. The balance of minimal silhouettes with intricate draping was gorgeous and effortless. Accessories were bold and layered and often mixed a variety of materials.

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