Narciso Rodriguez
REVIEW
COMPLETE COLLECTION
NEW YORK, December 4, 2009
By
Narciso Rodriguez's lineup opened with a red double-face cashmere wool balloon coat and tapering trousers. "Early fall is about menswear, the boys' club," the designer said. "But the silhouettes are exaggerated." In both directions: The next look was a washed heavyweight winter cotton pantsuit, the shrunken jacket of which had toylike proportions. On the relaxed side, he showed a cap-sleeve sack dress in a metallic-shot wool with slash pockets at the hips, and an easy gray flannel jumpsuit with matching grosgrain trim. Stretch knit sleeveless tops and skirts, meanwhile, and his asymmetric-neckline cocktail fare, including one knockout L.B.D. with a bodice embroidered with blackened red sequins, followed much more body-con lines. Never for a moment did any of these experiments with volume, or the lack thereof, look like anything but signature Rodriguez, and that should certainly please his sophisticated power-women clients. See all from Narciso Rodriguez › Timeline
-
F2012RTW
-
2012PF
-
S2012RTW
-
2012RST
-
F2011RTW
-
2011PF
-
S2011RTW
-
2011RST
-
F2010RTW
-
2010PF
-
S2010RTW
-
2010RST
-
F2009RTW
-
2009PF
-
S2009RTW
-
2009RST
-
F2008RTW
-
2008PF
-
S2008RTW
-
S2008MEN
-
2008RST
-
F2007RTW
-
F2007MEN
-
S2007RTW
-
F2006RTW
-
F2006MEN
-
S2006RTW
-
F2005RTW
-
S2005RTW
-
F2004RTW
-
S2004RTW
-
F2003RTW
-
S2003RTW
-
F2002RTW
-
S2002RTW
-
F2001RTW
-
S2001RTW
-
F2000RTW
-
S2000RTW
see all designers ›
ERROR:
