I like the feel of SS2012 campaign. It’s the Italian family as I’d imagine it. But I find it utterly odd that only Monica Bellucci and Bianca Balti have make up on and both of the other ladies don’t. What do you think huh?

Can’t believe Spring collections are upon us. I just bought the Elle, and all advertisings smell like warmer temperatures. I’m still layering my cashmeres to keep warm, but it feels good to look ahead!

A bit late, but here are my favorites of Milan Fashion Week. A special hands down to Gianfranco Ferre, whom I found the collection amazingly elegant.

I haven’t been blown away by Paris Fashion week. Though it’s the first time that I’m doing this broader coverage of the 4 major fashion capitals, it’s the first time that I’m left bored by Paris Fashion Week. The neutral were dull, the block color too yellow-only, the yellow were too neon even for me who absolutely love this color. My slideshow is way less stuffed than London and New York Fashion weeks. Come on Paris!

LFW looked more ready to wear to me than NYC’s. However, I was less stunned by the shows. Is it that there were less show, or I like more NYC’s designers. I don’t know.

My blog has been down for one week now. I was struggling to updgrade my slideshow to the simpleviewer plugin below, and I put the whole website down. I had to re-upload all my pics of the last 2 years to get it back working. Hopefully it’s for good now.

At last, here are my favs of NYC fashion week.

You know I was browsing the shows on WWD and Vogue and I was feeling sympathetic with those poor attendants who should have been yawning hard. They looked boring. Period. I appreciate that men haven’t Haute Couture runways to showcase “concept” clothes. I assume that RTW stuffs it all. But honestly, I barely liked a couple of piece out of every show … except Roland Mouret’s.

They are the kind I’d like my boyfriend or my father or my brother to have on. And oddly enough, I’d bet that they’d agree to do so! Additional evidence, if it was needed, that the show was great. Let’s break it down in small pieces.