Designers presented their Fall 2010 ready-to-wear collections while ago, but closer the season comes, more interesting the topic gets. As in previous years, I browsed some of collections and searched for knits.
Didn't have to disappoint this time, world famous fashion designers still believe in knitting!
Lot of them love cable patterns this year. You'll find designs with cables in ADAM's, D&G's and Tommy Hilfiger's rtw collections, while Michael Kors and Sonia Rykiel keep it more simple.
D&G features a lot of knits in their show, with colourful Nordic patterns.
You will find all collections at Style.com!
ADAM: Didn't have to disappoint this time, world famous fashion designers still believe in knitting!
Lot of them love cable patterns this year. You'll find designs with cables in ADAM's, D&G's and Tommy Hilfiger's rtw collections, while Michael Kors and Sonia Rykiel keep it more simple.
D&G features a lot of knits in their show, with colourful Nordic patterns.
You will find all collections at Style.com!
D&G:
Michael Kors:
Sonia Rykiel:
Tommy Hilfiger:
12 comments:
I always love fashion knits :)
interesting post! love the D&G Dress!
Oh yes,
autumn and Winter ahead,
get those wonderful knit wears :D
If I start knitting now .. maybe it will be finished by the end of the winter ;)
Look fantastic Ann, should you start making something like these? I fancy that Kors design:)
Yes, Kors is great!
And I like D&G collection this year.
Should make something new, that's right :)
knitting is hot again!!Yehh!gorgeous picks!
I love these knits! but I'm hopeless at knitting...thank goodness the designers are doing it for me! I have already picked out my new winter look by D&G.
W-O-W These look amazing! Such a beautiful craft.
I must admit...many of these photos make me laugh, especially the girl with the gigantic ball on the side of her head. Ahh, I'm just too much of a simpleton :)
I love those big furry boots and the sweaters that match! What a great look.
Lamb, I so understand you, but it's fashion, it's often overrated :)))))
Take the ball off and it's not that bad any more.
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