With the creative streak even stronger as the Olsen twins develop their signature range, they've given us a nice little offering between what someone in their 50's might wear and someone in their 20's. There's an incredible spectrum of shapes and silhouettes and it's great to see them playing with proportion with the faux fur cascading around one side of the face. I know I can hear you saying that it's silly and no one one the street would wear it but that's Australia. New Yorkers might. And the French women definitely would. There's more to fashion than pure practicality.
On the other hand, there's Monique L'hullier. She takes every feminine fantasy and whisks it into a delightful soirre of all that is glamorous. There's a stunning wintery feel to this collection that gives it the longevity to stand out in a sea of merely any other range. It's stands apart from the crowd.
She's following in the footsteps of Carolina Herrera, a woman who knows how to adapt her signature classic styles into something relevant for today's savvy shopper. Their her clients and Herrera knows them well. She doesn't necessarily need to advertise, she's got a following all her own.
This week has so far been very exciting. I met the Governor General and my very own website went live. Please check it regularly as this blog will be winding down. By the time Paris Fashion Week graces us with its presence, I'll be writing primarily through the blog on teganasha.com, found under the navigation heading 'tegan asha writes'.
Thank you for your loyalty and I hope you will follow me to teganasha.com where the future lies, always with a smile.
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