Words and photographs – Catherine Sprunt
The Body AMR show seemed to
have a little bit of everything, with a startling number of pieces to suit all
tastes.
have a little bit of everything, with a startling number of pieces to suit all
tastes.
The collection started with
bodycon pieces in neutral tones with draped detailing, followed by floaty
dresses carrying winter’s cape trend through to spring. Cocktail dresses with
70s inspired sleeves morphed into Grecian draping worn as dresses and tops over
slouchy trousers.
bodycon pieces in neutral tones with draped detailing, followed by floaty
dresses carrying winter’s cape trend through to spring. Cocktail dresses with
70s inspired sleeves morphed into Grecian draping worn as dresses and tops over
slouchy trousers.
Wispy evening gowns were
beautiful, with sheer, sparkling sheaths worn over sequin bodycon dresses gave
way to trompe l’oeil fantasy pieces modelled by Amber Rose, stealing the show
with a strobe-lit entrance.
beautiful, with sheer, sparkling sheaths worn over sequin bodycon dresses gave
way to trompe l’oeil fantasy pieces modelled by Amber Rose, stealing the show
with a strobe-lit entrance.
Models rocked biker-chic
up-dos, apart from Daisy Lowe who inexplicably sported her trademark tousled
hair and 70s fringe. The whole show was set to an old skool soundtrack with the
likes of Salt ‘n’ Peppa blaring over the speakers which had everyone – including
the models – dancing along.
up-dos, apart from Daisy Lowe who inexplicably sported her trademark tousled
hair and 70s fringe. The whole show was set to an old skool soundtrack with the
likes of Salt ‘n’ Peppa blaring over the speakers which had everyone – including
the models – dancing along.
