Karl Lagerfeld’s Chanel Haute Couture Spring 2010 collection takes inspiration from a mix of romanticism and space age to quite eye-tricking handwork in pale pinks, straw yellows, almond greens, beiges, and grays with whites. The collection, steering clear of any gold, which is rare for Karl, black, and navy, was presented during Paris Fashion Week featuring top models Freja Beha Erichsen of IMG, Siri Tollerød of Marilyn Model Management, Kasia Struss of Women Model Management, Jacquelyn Jablonski of Elite Model Management, Magdalena Frackowiak also of Elite, Lindsay Ellingson of Viva, Anja Rubik of Next Models, Angelika Kocheva also of Marilyn Models, Sofia Fisher also of Marilyn Models, Skye Stracke also of Viva, Hanne Gaby Odiele also of Women Models, Sophie Srej also of IMG, Abbey Lee Kershaw also of Next Models, Liu Wen also of Marilyn Models, Shu Pei Qin also of Next Models, Dorothea Barth Jorgensen also of Elite, Isabeli Fontana of Silent Models, and more.

Karl does not like to describe clothing as ‘futuristic’. He says, “I don’t believe in avant-garde clothes for a future that will never happen. Fashion is always now.”

The collection is very young and joyful exemplifying luxury through light using sequins, crystals, embroideries, silver threads, and ethereal volumes from short suits to liquid togas. Some pieces even had embroidery resembling smashed glass and molten metal using jewelry as part of the structure of the garment. This Haute Couture collection is very dreamy full of bows and girly embellishments that would make any women feel gorgeous and confident.

The campaign consists of four themes: the first image shows sophisticated suits and cocktail dresses, the second image shows more street style with comfortable, good-looking pieces, the third image shows the girls all in different colored draped blouses with gray shorts, and the last image gives us a preppy look with a variety of white blouses paired with tan shorts. In the midst of a garden, you really get the feel of the spring/summer 2010 collection with no surprises.

Futuristic trash bag chic? Now we all know that designer fashion is not always about the wearable… or even pretty… sometimes its just way way out there.

Ivana modeling on the margiela 2008 runway, this show was all about the 1/2 and 1/2 look, as in one leg in and one leg out.

Ines modeling for Margiela, I assume this was not a “ready to wear” show. This may be a great choice of attire for anyone who likes fast cars. The air bag and neck support are already built into the outfit. Not recommended for any hot climates as the insulation may in fact give you heat stroke.

I believe the model is Emiko and this is a fuzzy take the “safety first” fashion.

alexandra agoston in the Margiela space suit

ai tominaga shows of the Margiela fall 2008 ready to wear

This will be a classic, taking the 1/2 and 1/2 and safety first looks and combining them…we get the air bag scarf one legged dress. I want one! this is Lui Wen modeling for, who else, Margiela

Hye Park – Oscar De La Renta

Oscar De La Renta

Hye Park with dark makeup for Dior backstage before the runway show

Hye Park Flashing the audience in sheer top for Dior on Fashion runway

Hye Park

]]> http://fashionmodel.mtx5.com/2008/models/asian-models/hye-park/hye-park/feed/ 0 http://fashionmodel.mtx5.com/2008/models/asian-models/asian-top-models/ http://fashionmodel.mtx5.com/2008/models/asian-models/asian-top-models/#comments Fri, 18 Apr 2008 07:45:51 +0000 M http://fashionmodel.mtx5.com/?p=8 Juliana Imai looking very natural, Chinese Vogue Editorial

Hyoni & Hye Park Korean Vogue cover – April 2008

The very beautiful, Asian Top model Liu Wen poses for March 2008 Belle Magazine Cover

Liu Wen here again with Enna Pei on the cover of Chinese Elle in Cinderella gowns