Peter Dundas arrived at Ungaro from Roberto Cavalli, with a reputation for hot and sexy, and that’s where he fits into the high-color, multiprinted, take-no-prisoners legacy left by Emanuel Ungaro. He took the opportunity to lay out his proposition for spring at Prêt à porter Paris Fashion Week Spring 2007
Dundas created an amazing intro.He went at it with all goddess drapes, spots and stripes, animal print, and neons blazing. Minute swathed chiffon body-dresses in electric blue, fuchsia, and violet were followed by skirt suits, in which tight-waisted, scrolled peplum jackets mixed polka dots, flowers, and horizontally ruched stripes.
The first generation of devotees of Ungaro house is (hopefully) too old to turn back to this flaunt-it aesthetic so, are you ready to step up to Dundas’ smorgasbord of neo-eighties Parisian approach? I couldn’t care less that some critics named it “pushed-to-the-limit high-eighties”, I find his styling fun, feminine and sexy !
Click to enlarge images and let me know what you think!What’s your favorite fashion era or item?
December 5th, 2007 at 7:52 pm
My favorite is that beautiful yellow dress!(The second yellow dress.)
December 11th, 2007 at 12:58 pm
I like the purple and the blue one - both adorable!
December 14th, 2007 at 9:32 pm
wow those models have really long legs!
I wonder if models ever have problems to find nice clothes when they are shopping?!