Bottega Veneta
REVIEW
COMPLETE COLLECTION
NEW YORK, June 26, 2007
By Laird Borrelli
Everyone had a front-row seat at Bottega Veneta's resort presentation. Designer Tomas Maier opted out of a show and instead went digital, sending editors a DVD of his highly focused and beautifully executed collection. African inspiration was evident in his use of wood bead embroidery, ethnic prints, and muted colors. Cartridge pleats at the neck and cuffs added texture, as did a new, intricate cording technique that was used on the bodice of warrior-worthy dresses, as well as accessories. For the urban adventurer, there were sporty separates in crisp silk taffeta.see all designers ›

Resort 2008
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3.1 Phillip Lim -
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Akris Alberta Ferretti Anna Sui -
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Badgley Mischka Balenciaga Behnaz Sarafpour Bottega Veneta Brian Reyes Burberry Prorsum -
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Calvin Klein Carolina Herrera Celine Chanel Chloé Christian Dior -
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Zac Posen Zero + Maria Cornejo




















