2013 autumn and winter advanced custom dress inventory

The autumn/winter 2013 Haute Couture T-Taiwan has come to an end, once again making people sigh: The real custom suits are unique to Paris and cannot be produced anywhere in the world. Designers still brought us a lot of surprises this year, simple Dior, romantic Giambattista Valli, gorgeous and elegant Valentino, and Armani Privé haunting fairy children.

Christian Dior

Raf Simons designed Christian Dior's elegant collection of cultural styles that combines elements from Africa, the southwestern United States, and Paris, France.

Chanel

Karl Lagerfeld's collection combines tradition and the future with luxurious Victorian and Edwardian elements, sci-fi metallic luster and 3D effects.

Giambattista Valli

In terms of haute couture, Valli took inspiration from European porcelain makers this season. Meissen in Germany, Capodimonte in Italy, Sèvres in France, and Wedgwood in England are meticulous, elegant, and romantic, all of which express women's style.

Valentino

Designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli created a balanced series for Valentino, showing the old style of gorgeous style, incorporating simple, cute daytime items.

Versace

Donatella Versace's series draws on the works of photographers Man Ray and Horst in the 1930s to create a haute couture collection. This collection includes a dress and lace bodice in a crystal-hooked eyelid, and it exposes a large area of ​​skin to fully demonstrate the sensuality of women.

Jean Paul Gaultier

Jean Paul Gaultier's dazzling, enchanting haute couture collection draws inspiration from fierce felines, combining its iconic technology and luxurious materials with sexy cat prints.

Alexis Mabille

Inspired by Italian painter Giovanni Boldini in the 19th century, Alexis Mabille's series uses LOHAS line design, volume, dynamics, luster and shadow to create an exaggerated Victorian silhouette.

Armani Privé

Giorgio Armani explains the meaning of “naked” in this series through makeup colors, light, transparent lace and elegance.

Maison Martin Margiela

Maison Martin Margiela's haute couture collection “Craftsmanship” has breathed new life into retro fashions and textiles, and has improved a number of 1950s prom dresses, Peking Opera costumes and painted leather items.