Posted by Fashion Junior at Large
Last week,
we brought you news of guipure, the chunky lace which seemed to be making a noteworthy number of catwalk appearences. Well now we are sure that there is some sort of secret guipure society which has infiltrated the minds of some of the world's key designers because its presence has become almost ubiquitous during the Paris shows. So I thought I'd compile you an update of the different ways guipure and the like have taken on starring roles over the past few days of fashion month.
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| Patchworked, delicate panels by Peter Copping at Nina Ricci |
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| In spearmint as a bodice overlay at Chanel |
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| Pier Paolo Piccioli and Maria Grazia Chiuri went lace mad at Valentino |
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| This is so chunky it borders on laser cut rather than straightforward lace. Valentino |
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| Giambattista Valli went for blown up 60s floral patterns |
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| At Louis Vuitton, a similar overblown flower on pretty, pretty parisienne dresses |
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| More Vuitton |
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| Louis Vuitton again. Marc Jacobs made his lace so chunky, it almost wasn't lace anymore. |
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| Miuccia Prada continued what she began at Prada in the Miu Miu show. This time it was a little prettier. No bomber jacket to toughen up |
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| Lace on lace on this Miu Miu skirt |
All images from catwalking.com. Miu Miu images from Vogue.fr
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