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Inspired by the portugese garden Wolfgang Joop showed big cherry prints,
blossoms on white,
A-line dresses with petticoats paired with blazers and draped foulards,
combinations of navy blue and red,
long, flowing chiffon drapery and print-mix,
babydoll dresses,
material-mix and emphasized shoulders,
style-mixes between serious and playful & business and romantic,
bleached-denim-look jackets to chiffon flower skirts,
lace-chiffon mix along print-mix and
high-waist A-line dresses.
A very playful & feminine collection with emphasized silhouettes and daring mixes of prints and materials.Picture source:Wunderkind
Wunderkind`s spring/summer 2011 show was held at Palais de Tokyo in Paris, october 6th 2010.
I wore a grey costume with black / white polka dot blouse, black tights and wedges. It turned out to be an appropriate choice, since the attending fashion crowd dressed pretty minimalistic in navy blazers, greys, lots of flats and boots, leather and no prints. The bow tie and Bottega Veneta woven bag was the hottest accessory for men.
The Palais de Tokyo was a very cool location. It was built for the Paris world fair in 1937. It does not only host the Museum of modern art but it also used as a fashion show location a lot.
The show took place on the first floor...
...in a minimalistic white room with a fancy installation in the center of the ceiling.
German Vogue`s chief-editor Christiane Arp sat front row, dressed very cool in all black, wearing a knee-long leather coat, 7/8 length trousers and biker boots along with retro-sunglasses.
The woman sitting in front of me wore cute cat-ears (with feathers) in her hair.
My view from row 5
Designer Wolfgang Joop looking as fresh & good as ever.
Wunderkind model Luisa Bianchin (in her own clothes) after the show.
Wunderkind model Barbora Dvorakova (in her own clothes) after the show.
Picture sources, other than my own: 1 2
