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Elie Saab Haute Couture F/W 14.15 Paris

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Agne Konciute

7.4

Alexandra Hochguertel

6.3

Anna Martynova

7.9

Antonina Petkovic

262

8.4

Blanca Padilla

179

7.9

Caroline Brasch Nielsen

149

7.8

Cindy Bruna

222

8.2

Daria Strokous

177

8.1

Devon Windsor

7.8

Elisabeth Erm

6.8

Elodia Prieto

673

8.3

Ginta Lapina

7.1

Hedvig Palm

6.9

Helena Greyhorse

5.7

Irina Liss

7.5

Irina Nikolaeva

7.4

Jane Grybennikova

7.5

Josephine Le Tutour

151

8.4

Kate Grigoreva

317

7.2

Lindsey Wixson

6.7

Manuela Frey

6.3

Mila Mihaljcic

175

7.7

Ming Xi

176

8.3

Pauline Hoarau

229

8.4

Sasha Luss

5.9

Sung Hee Kim

8.2

Tanya Katysheva

Tilda Lindstam

Waleska Gorczevski

7.7

Yumi Lambert

7.3

Zlata Mangafic

9.8

Elie Saab

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Review by Nicole Phelps
Daywear? Elie Saab has a ready-to-wear collection for that. At his Couture show today he was focused exclusively on after-dark. Saab made his point by lining the back of the runway with chandeliers, which were illuminated just moments before the first model made her grand entrance. The colors refracted in those chandeliers provided the palette: first blue, then pink, next blush, followed by black, white, and gray. For decoration, Saab preferred pearls. Tahitian blue for a navy chiffon goddess dress; white pearls on a long-sleeve princess gown; champagne-colored ones for a strapless cocktail number in a neutral shade of pink. The white-on-white looks were the prettiest, but damn if all those embellishments weren't heavy. A few of the models really struggled with their gowns, and the bride, with her acres of embroidered train, didn't fare much better. Surely one of Haute Couture's pleasures should be the way made-to-measure clothes feel on the body.

Amid the tone-on-tone embroideries and the ombré effects, a sweeping ball gown in pink with tiny blue embroidery stood out. So did a couple of dresses that featured a lavish rose print. Saab should keep experimenting with print. For one thing, it's a whole lot lighter than pearls.