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VALENTINO GARAVANI SILK DRESS Midikleid Midi-Dress Emancipation of Poetry New SIZE : VALENTINO / IT 40 – FR36 – EU36 – INT SMALL – BRAND NEW WITH TAGS – MADE IN ITALY – STYLE ID: SB0VAPL0527Make sure you get the best deal by comparing prices at browse my shop or Sign up for newsletter shop. You can shop all your favourite brands in one place. Save us as favorite . Friendly Reminder – Due to production batches and shooting technology, product information may be slightly different from the actual product. Please refer to the actual product.One of the sources of inspiration for Pierpaolo Piccioli was the art project “Movement for the Emancipation of Poetry.” The designer decorated the clothes with quotes from poems: for example, on this dress made of fine silk, a floral print became the background for the motif. At the show of the autumn-winter collection of the brand founded by Valentino Garavani, the model was worn with boots, and our stylists suggest replacing them with sandals. White light midi dress with straight cut, long sleeves, made of silk fabric. There are wide ribbons on the collar. There is a large rose print on the front. – Brand: Valentino – Composition: Lining viscose: 91%; Lining-elastane (polyurethane): 9%; Silk: 100%;- Country of origin: Italy – Country of design: Italy – Manufacturer part number: SB0VAPL0527- The model’s height is 178 cm, she is wearing size 38. Product parameters for size 38: Bust circumference 90 cm, sleeve length from the shoulder seam 59 cm, product length along the back 123 cm. The set includes: underdress; belt; case.- Add This Valentino A-Line Mini Dress to Your Christmas Wishlist – Winter’s floral prints are coming up moody with a touch of romance. – Nowhere more so than at Valentino, where jewel-hued roses collage with images of neoclassical sculptures, butterflies, serpents and more, accented with impassioned lines of poetry.- Our pick of the bunch: the collection’s chic A-line mini dress featuring a single stem inset with an out-of-this-world galaxy scene and the words, “There’s a forever beyond the sky, I think we should go there tonight.”Showcased by model-of-the-moment on the Valentino runway, this striking Valentino dress is one of Pierpaolo Piccioli’s modern interpretations of thehouse’s . When considering legendary Italian fashion house Valentino, three words come to mind: luxurious, bold and iconic. For more than 50 years, Valentino has been a cornerstone of the international fashion scene, creating evocative fragrances, statement-making ready-to-wear, and signature shoes and handbags (under the Valentino Garavani label) with haute couture craftsmanship. Founded during the glory days of Roman style in the 1960s, Valentino Garavani’s namesake couture house went on to define polished femininity and red-carpet glamour (dressing Elizabeth Taylor and Jackie Kennedy along the way). Now under the exacting eyes of Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli, the Maison’s artfully embroidered occasionwear dresses, richly printed blouses and sumptuous skirts continue to dazzle under the glint of the flashbulbs. Don’t miss the label’s seasonal revamps on the now-iconic Rockstud bags, heeled shoes and trainers, or the recognizable V-Logo on belts, jewellery and purses – choose a Valentino Garavani accessory in the house’s signature shade of red to really champion the look.A history of the life of Valentino GaravaniThe world knows fashion icon Valentino Garavani by his first name alone. The couturier to the elite is known for his beguiling and intricately detailed gowns and sensational couture creations. Valentino revolutionized the fashion industry with his distinctive brand of glitterati chic, cultivating a signature style that is now a ubiquitous sight on red carpets. Inspired by old Hollywood glamour, Valentino’s gowns are crafted of ultra-feminine materials like lace, silk and chiffon, and often feature delicate embroidery. He’s known for his meticulous attention to detail and the use of fabrics dyed in his signature color, red. Our Assurance of Authenticity – Authenticity Guaranteed. We only sell authentic products from verified brand retailers and premium boutiques globally.Quality Control Process – All products are guaranteed authentic and undergo rigorous quality controls across all attributes of a product (Box, color, material, stitching, tag, sizing, manufacturing quality) before they are shipped to our customers.We offer Ups express international shipping on every order to ensure your pieces arrive quickly and safely.Daily delivery whenthe payment arrives before 12.00 .If you like what you see, Please click here and browse my shop to find more items you may love and save my shop to be informed about special sales , new arrivals and Campaigns . 12/7 customer support Questions, concerns, issues? Contact us : Contact seller We’re always here for you Secure shopping Your purchases are protected by encrypted security systems that keep your personal data and payment information safe and secure. Sign up for newsletter or Save this Seller – Contact seller – Visit store – See other item A history of the life of Valentino GaravaniThe world knows fashion icon Valentino Garavani by his first name alone. The couturier to the elite is known for his beguiling and intricately detailed gowns and sensational couture creations. Valentino revolutionized the fashion industry with his distinctive brand of glitterati chic, cultivating a signature style that is now a ubiquitous sight on red carpets. Inspired by old Hollywood glamour, Valentino’s gowns are crafted of ultra-feminine materials like lace, silk and chiffon, and often feature delicate embroidery. He’s known for his meticulous attention to detail and the use of fabrics dyed in his signature color, red. Valentino Garavani Runway ShowIt’s a fresh era for Valentino. The designer officially retired in 2008, and one of his successors, Maria Grazia Chiuri, departed for Dior in 2016. Pierpaolo Piccioli has since settled into his role as sole creative director of Valentino, and a contemporary collection bearing his name – Red Valentino– allows a wider audience to access a taste of his signature style. Despite an array of changes, the tone of the original fashion house – one of extraordinary drama – remains as set by the original designer. Periods of creative transition are prime for reexamining roots – in this case, of both the brand and the man behind the label.Red Valentino star studded crossbody bag – Star Studded Crossbody Bag by Red Valentino Valentino Before Valentino – Valentino Garavani was born on May 11, 1932 in Lombardy, Northern Italy. He adored fashion from a young age and especially delighted in attending the theatre and opera to see the opulent costumes. When Valentino was interviewed as part of the 2014 Fashion Icons series with Fern Mallis at the 92nd Street Y, he spoke affectionately of his memories of the theater. “I was so enchanted by all those evening gowns, those sequins, those shiny things. Then I realized that my way was to do design,” said Valentino. At the age of 17, with the help of his mother and father, Valentino moved to Paris to study fashion at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts and at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne. After his graduation, he became an apprentice and honed his craft in couture at Jean Dessés and Guy Laroche. After a few years in Paris, Valentino relocated to Rome and in 1959, with the help of his father and business associate, opened his eponymous fashion house. After a tumultuous single year in business Valentino found himself near bankruptcy, but soon met Giancarlo Giammetti, a young architecture student who would later become his company president. The two formed a lifelong partnership, and Giametti made the risky decision to quit school and become Valentino’s business partner. “He asked if he could see the fashion house, and he said, ‘What a boring life I have, to be an architect, to go home to study. I would love to come here and do something for the fashion house,'” Garavani recalled during his Fashion Icons interview. “He came and he took care of everything that was not part of the creation. Little by little we arrived at something quite solid.” With the help of Giametti, budding fashion icon Valentino Garavani made his international debut in 1962 – his first couture show held at Pitti Palace in Florence. Featuring a parade of dresses in his signature red hue, the show was an immense success and is considered Valentino’s major breakthrough in the international fashion world. Divine devotees – Valentino Garavani, in his 45 years of work, has dressed more major dignitaries, first ladies, celebrities and socialites than any other working designer. Known affectionately as “Val’s Gals,” this coterie of elegant women includes figures such as actress Elizabeth Taylor, Anne Hathaway and Marie-Chantal, Crown Princess of Greece, all of whom act as honorary ambassadors to the fashion house. One of Valentino’s most influential clients, and a major instrument of his success was Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis. ‘Jackie O’ was also fond of couture designers such as Givenchy and Dior, but the First Lady was particularly taken with Valentino Garavani’s style. After the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy, she ordered six black and white haute couture Valentino dresses to be worn during her year of mourning. The two became lifelong friends, and Jacqueline almost exclusively began to wear Valentino designs. He designed the now iconic dress for her wedding to Aristotle Onassis – the pleated, knee-length ivory creation with a mock turtleneck solidified Valentino’s status as an international fashion figurehead. Memorable moments – Though designers like Versace, Elie Saab and Saint Laurent are also red carpet staples, Valentino is arguably responsible for some of the most memorable awards show moments in recent history. When actress Julia Roberts accepted her Oscar in 2001 clad in a vintage gown from the designer’s 1992 couture collection, it was a highlight of both her career and Valentino’s. Designed to channel the spirit of Old Hollywood, the gown was constructed of dramatic black velvet, satin and tulle, with a modest v-shaped branded neckline and band of ivory satin down its center. The gown, which even has its own Wikipedia page, has consistently been named one of the most iconic Oscar fashion pieces of all time. The couturier rarely designs commissioned gowns, but made an exception in 2012 to create a custom bridal dress for actress Anne Hathaway, whom he considers a daughter. The spectacular off-the-shoulder gown was meticulously crafted with ivory colored silk and d’esprit tulle, evoking fairy tale overtones with an opulent train hand-painted in shades of cotton candy pink and embroidered with delicate satin flowers. A scarlet sendoff – In 2008, fashion icon Valentino Garavani presented his last haute couture show in Paris at the Musée Rodin. In the finale, models walked down in the runway draped in his signature shade of red – a fitting conclusion to his illustrious career, as seen above. Friends, like Alber Elbaz of Lanvin fame, and models such as Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer, filled the seats, giving the designer a much-deserved standing ovation. Impeccable and timeless, Valentino Garavani’s legacy will forever impact the fashion world. The Spring/Summer ’17 Valentino runway, for one, was as deliciously ruby red as ever.

VALENTINO GARAVANI Turtleneck Dress Minikleid Silk Wool Mini-Dress Beyond Sky SIZE : VALENTINO / IT 40 – FR36 – EU36 – INT SMALL – BRAND NEW WITH TAGS – MADE IN ITALY – STYLE ID: SB0VAP7852AMake sure you get the best deal by comparing prices at browse my shop or Sign up for newsletter shop. You can shop all your favourite brands in one place. Save us as favorite . Friendly Reminder – Due to production batches and shooting technology, product information may be slightly different from the actual product. Please refer to the actual product.Our pick of the bunch: the collection’s chic A-line mini dress featuring a single stem inset with an out-of-this-world galaxy scene and the words, “There’s a forever beyond the sky, I think we should go there tonight.”Showcased by model-of-the-moment on the Valentino runway, this striking Valentino dress is one of Pierpaolo Piccioli’s modern interpretations of thehouse’s . – Valentino Garavani Kleid mit Rollkragen – Dress with turtleneck – Made in Italy- 65% Virgin Wool, 35% Silk, 9% Elastane, 91% Viscose,- Made in Italy – Designer Model Number: SB0VAP7852A – Designer Colour: AM0- Valentino Graphic Printed Turtleneck Dress- Add This Valentino A-Line Mini Dress to Your Christmas Wishlist- Winter’s floral prints are coming up moody with a touch of romance. – Nowhere more so than at Valentino, where jewel-hued roses collage with images of neoclassical sculptures, butterflies, serpents and more, accented with impassioned lines of poetry. Our pick of the bunch: the collection’s chic A-line mini dress featuring a single stem inset with an out-of-this-world galaxy scene and the words, “There’s a forever beyond the sky, I think we should go there tonight.” When considering legendary Italian fashion house Valentino, three words come to mind: luxurious, bold and iconic. For more than 50 years, Valentino has been a cornerstone of the international fashion scene, creating evocative fragrances, statement-making ready-to-wear, and signature shoes and handbags (under the Valentino Garavani label) with haute couture craftsmanship. Founded during the glory days of Roman style in the 1960s, Valentino Garavani’s namesake couture house went on to define polished femininity and red-carpet glamour (dressing Elizabeth Taylor and Jackie Kennedy along the way). Now under the exacting eyes of Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli, the Maison’s artfully embroidered occasionwear dresses, richly printed blouses and sumptuous skirts continue to dazzle under the glint of the flashbulbs. Don’t miss the label’s seasonal revamps on the now-iconic Rockstud bags, heeled shoes and trainers, or the recognizable V-Logo on belts, jewellery and purses – choose a Valentino Garavani accessory in the house’s signature shade of red to really champion the look.A history of the life of Valentino GaravaniThe world knows fashion icon Valentino Garavani by his first name alone. The couturier to the elite is known for his beguiling and intricately detailed gowns and sensational couture creations. Valentino revolutionized the fashion industry with his distinctive brand of glitterati chic, cultivating a signature style that is now a ubiquitous sight on red carpets. Inspired by old Hollywood glamour, Valentino’s gowns are crafted of ultra-feminine materials like lace, silk and chiffon, and often feature delicate embroidery. He’s known for his meticulous attention to detail and the use of fabrics dyed in his signature color, red. Our Assurance of Authenticity – Authenticity Guaranteed. We only sell authentic products from verified brand retailers and premium boutiques globally.Quality Control Process – All products are guaranteed authentic and undergo rigorous quality controls across all attributes of a product (Box, color, material, stitching, tag, sizing, manufacturing quality) before they are shipped to our customers.We offer Ups express international shipping on every order to ensure your pieces arrive quickly and safely.Daily delivery whenthe payment arrives before 12.00 .If you like what you see, Please click here and browse my shop to find more items you may love and save my shop to be informed about special sales , new arrivals and Campaigns . 12/7 customer support Questions, concerns, issues? Contact us : Contact seller We’re always here for you Secure shopping Your purchases are protected by encrypted security systems that keep your personal data and payment information safe and secure. Sign up for newsletter or Save this Seller – Contact seller – Visit store – See other item A history of the life of Valentino GaravaniThe world knows fashion icon Valentino Garavani by his first name alone. The couturier to the elite is known for his beguiling and intricately detailed gowns and sensational couture creations. Valentino revolutionized the fashion industry with his distinctive brand of glitterati chic, cultivating a signature style that is now a ubiquitous sight on red carpets. Inspired by old Hollywood glamour, Valentino’s gowns are crafted of ultra-feminine materials like lace, silk and chiffon, and often feature delicate embroidery. He’s known for his meticulous attention to detail and the use of fabrics dyed in his signature color, red. Valentino Garavani Runway ShowIt’s a fresh era for Valentino. The designer officially retired in 2008, and one of his successors, Maria Grazia Chiuri, departed for Dior in 2016. Pierpaolo Piccioli has since settled into his role as sole creative director of Valentino, and a contemporary collection bearing his name – Red Valentino– allows a wider audience to access a taste of his signature style. Despite an array of changes, the tone of the original fashion house – one of extraordinary drama – remains as set by the original designer. Periods of creative transition are prime for reexamining roots – in this case, of both the brand and the man behind the label.Red Valentino star studded crossbody bag – Star Studded Crossbody Bag by Red Valentino Valentino Before Valentino – Valentino Garavani was born on May 11, 1932 in Lombardy, Northern Italy. He adored fashion from a young age and especially delighted in attending the theatre and opera to see the opulent costumes. When Valentino was interviewed as part of the 2014 Fashion Icons series with Fern Mallis at the 92nd Street Y, he spoke affectionately of his memories of the theater. “I was so enchanted by all those evening gowns, those sequins, those shiny things. Then I realized that my way was to do design,” said Valentino. At the age of 17, with the help of his mother and father, Valentino moved to Paris to study fashion at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts and at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne. After his graduation, he became an apprentice and honed his craft in couture at Jean Dessés and Guy Laroche. After a few years in Paris, Valentino relocated to Rome and in 1959, with the help of his father and business associate, opened his eponymous fashion house. After a tumultuous single year in business Valentino found himself near bankruptcy, but soon met Giancarlo Giammetti, a young architecture student who would later become his company president. The two formed a lifelong partnership, and Giametti made the risky decision to quit school and become Valentino’s business partner. “He asked if he could see the fashion house, and he said, ‘What a boring life I have, to be an architect, to go home to study. I would love to come here and do something for the fashion house,'” Garavani recalled during his Fashion Icons interview. “He came and he took care of everything that was not part of the creation. Little by little we arrived at something quite solid.” With the help of Giametti, budding fashion icon Valentino Garavani made his international debut in 1962 – his first couture show held at Pitti Palace in Florence. Featuring a parade of dresses in his signature red hue, the show was an immense success and is considered Valentino’s major breakthrough in the international fashion world. Divine devotees – Valentino Garavani, in his 45 years of work, has dressed more major dignitaries, first ladies, celebrities and socialites than any other working designer. Known affectionately as “Val’s Gals,” this coterie of elegant women includes figures such as actress Elizabeth Taylor, Anne Hathaway and Marie-Chantal, Crown Princess of Greece, all of whom act as honorary ambassadors to the fashion house. One of Valentino’s most influential clients, and a major instrument of his success was Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis. ‘Jackie O’ was also fond of couture designers such as Givenchy and Dior, but the First Lady was particularly taken with Valentino Garavani’s style. After the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy, she ordered six black and white haute couture Valentino dresses to be worn during her year of mourning. The two became lifelong friends, and Jacqueline almost exclusively began to wear Valentino designs. He designed the now iconic dress for her wedding to Aristotle Onassis – the pleated, knee-length ivory creation with a mock turtleneck solidified Valentino’s status as an international fashion figurehead. Memorable moments – Though designers like Versace, Elie Saab and Saint Laurent are also red carpet staples, Valentino is arguably responsible for some of the most memorable awards show moments in recent history. When actress Julia Roberts accepted her Oscar in 2001 clad in a vintage gown from the designer’s 1992 couture collection, it was a highlight of both her career and Valentino’s. Designed to channel the spirit of Old Hollywood, the gown was constructed of dramatic black velvet, satin and tulle, with a modest v-shaped branded neckline and band of ivory satin down its center. The gown, which even has its own Wikipedia page, has consistently been named one of the most iconic Oscar fashion pieces of all time. The couturier rarely designs commissioned gowns, but made an exception in 2012 to create a custom bridal dress for actress Anne Hathaway, whom he considers a daughter. The spectacular off-the-shoulder gown was meticulously crafted with ivory colored silk and d’esprit tulle, evoking fairy tale overtones with an opulent train hand-painted in shades of cotton candy pink and embroidered with delicate satin flowers. A scarlet sendoff – In 2008, fashion icon Valentino Garavani presented his last haute couture show in Paris at the Musée Rodin. In the finale, models walked down in the runway draped in his signature shade of red – a fitting conclusion to his illustrious career, as seen above. Friends, like Alber Elbaz of Lanvin fame, and models such as Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer, filled the seats, giving the designer a much-deserved standing ovation. Impeccable and timeless, Valentino Garavani’s legacy will forever impact the fashion world. The Spring/Summer ’17 Valentino runway, for one, was as deliciously ruby red as ever.

Die elegante A-Linien-Silhouette trifft auf ein kunstvolles Frontmotiv, das an einen nächtlichen Blick ins Universum erinnert. Der ikonische „Beyond the Sky“-Print mit literarischer Textzeile verleiht dem Kleid eine emotionale Tiefe und macht es zu einem außergewöhnlichen Highlight für anspruchsvolle Looks.

VALENTINO GARAVANI Silk Blouse Long Sleeve T-shirt Tie Bluse Shirt with Scarf SIZE : VALENTINO / IT 42 – FR38 – EU38 – INT MEDIUM – BRAND NEW WITH TAGS – MADE IN ITALY – STYLE ID: UB3VAT075T5/66AMake sure you get the best deal by comparing prices at browse my shop or Sign up for newsletter shop. You can shop all your favourite brands in one place. Save us as favorite . Friendly Reminder – Due to production batches and shooting technology, product information may be slightly different from the actual product. Please refer to the actual product.ELDIGO’S NOTE – Characterised by the Bluegrace Composition print, this crepe de chine dress from Valentino is the epitome of comfortable luxury. Fluid in shape courtesy of its silk design, the maxi-length piece has kimono sleeves and a round neck that, together, offer an unrestrictive dose of elegance. For a look that exudes the Italian label’s signature savoir-faire, partner with slingback VLOGO pumps.Exterior pockets. The monochrome floral motif, inspired by Dutch ceramics, first appeared on clothing from the brand founded by Valentino Garavani in 1968. Pierpaolo Piccioli also decorated a straight dress from the mid-season collection with a similar blue print. Soft, delicate silk was used to sew models with loose long sleeves. – VALENTINO GARAVANI Silk dress – dress Delft Floral Print Long Sleeve Silk Caftan Maxi Dress- Printed Crepe de Chine Maxi Dress – Delft Floral Print Long Sleeve Silk Caftan Maxi Dress In Blue- Convey high spirits of opulence with Valentino – Exterior pockets – Round neck – Dry clean – Made in Italy — Characterised by the Bluegrace Composition print, this crepe de chine dress from Valentino is the epitome of comfortable luxury. – Fluid in shape courtesy of its silk design, the maxi-length piece has kimono sleeves and a round neck that, together, – Offer an unrestrictive dose of elegance. For a look that exudes the Italian label’s signature savoir-faire, partner with slingback VLOGO pumps.- 100% Silk – Lining: 9% Elastane, 91% viscose – Manufacturer part number: UB3VAT075T5/66A – Color: multicolor- Country of origin: Italy – Country of design: Italy – Manufacturer part number: UB3VAT075T5- The model’s height is 175 cm, she is wearing size 38. Product parameters for size 38: Bust circumference 104 cm, sleeve length from neck 69 cm, waist circumference 105 cm, hip circumference 112 cm, back length 141 cm.- A floral print from the house’s archives brings brilliant blue color to this silk dress designed in an effortlessly elegant caftan silhouette.- Monochrome floral motif, inspired by Dutch ceramics, first appeared on clothing from the brand founded by Valentino Garavani in 1968. – Pierpaolo Piccioli also decorated a straight dress from the mid-season collection with a similar blue print. – Soft, delicate silk was used to sew models with loose long sleeves. When considering legendary Italian fashion house Valentino, three words come to mind: luxurious, bold and iconic. For more than 50 years, Valentino has been a cornerstone of the international fashion scene, creating evocative fragrances, statement-making ready-to-wear, and signature shoes and handbags (under the Valentino Garavani label) with haute couture craftsmanship. Founded during the glory days of Roman style in the 1960s, Valentino Garavani’s namesake couture house went on to define polished femininity and red-carpet glamour (dressing Elizabeth Taylor and Jackie Kennedy along the way). Now under the exacting eyes of Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli, the Maison’s artfully embroidered occasionwear dresses, richly printed blouses and sumptuous skirts continue to dazzle under the glint of the flashbulbs. Don’t miss the label’s seasonal revamps on the now-iconic Rockstud bags, heeled shoes and trainers, or the recognizable V-Logo on belts, jewellery and purses – choose a Valentino Garavani accessory in the house’s signature shade of red to really champion the look.A history of the life of Valentino GaravaniThe world knows fashion icon Valentino Garavani by his first name alone. The couturier to the elite is known for his beguiling and intricately detailed gowns and sensational couture creations. Valentino revolutionized the fashion industry with his distinctive brand of glitterati chic, cultivating a signature style that is now a ubiquitous sight on red carpets. Inspired by old Hollywood glamour, Valentino’s gowns are crafted of ultra-feminine materials like lace, silk and chiffon, and often feature delicate embroidery. He’s known for his meticulous attention to detail and the use of fabrics dyed in his signature color, red. Our Assurance of Authenticity – Authenticity Guaranteed. We only sell authentic products from verified brand retailers and premium boutiques globally.Quality Control Process – All products are guaranteed authentic and undergo rigorous quality controls across all attributes of a product (Box, color, material, stitching, tag, sizing, manufacturing quality) before they are shipped to our customers.We offer Ups express international shipping on every order to ensure your pieces arrive quickly and safely.Daily delivery whenthe payment arrives before 12.00 .If you like what you see, Please click here and browse my shop to find more items you may love and save my shop to be informed about special sales , new arrivals and Campaigns . 12/7 customer support Questions, concerns, issues? Contact us : Contact seller We’re always here for you Secure shopping Your purchases are protected by encrypted security systems that keep your personal data and payment information safe and secure. Sign up for newsletter or Save this Seller – Contact seller – Visit store – See other item A history of the life of Valentino GaravaniThe world knows fashion icon Valentino Garavani by his first name alone. The couturier to the elite is known for his beguiling and intricately detailed gowns and sensational couture creations. Valentino revolutionized the fashion industry with his distinctive brand of glitterati chic, cultivating a signature style that is now a ubiquitous sight on red carpets. Inspired by old Hollywood glamour, Valentino’s gowns are crafted of ultra-feminine materials like lace, silk and chiffon, and often feature delicate embroidery. He’s known for his meticulous attention to detail and the use of fabrics dyed in his signature color, red. Valentino Garavani Runway ShowIt’s a fresh era for Valentino. The designer officially retired in 2008, and one of his successors, Maria Grazia Chiuri, departed for Dior in 2016. Pierpaolo Piccioli has since settled into his role as sole creative director of Valentino, and a contemporary collection bearing his name – Red Valentino– allows a wider audience to access a taste of his signature style. Despite an array of changes, the tone of the original fashion house – one of extraordinary drama – remains as set by the original designer. Periods of creative transition are prime for reexamining roots – in this case, of both the brand and the man behind the label.Red Valentino star studded crossbody bag – Star Studded Crossbody Bag by Red Valentino Valentino Before Valentino – Valentino Garavani was born on May 11, 1932 in Lombardy, Northern Italy. He adored fashion from a young age and especially delighted in attending the theatre and opera to see the opulent costumes. When Valentino was interviewed as part of the 2014 Fashion Icons series with Fern Mallis at the 92nd Street Y, he spoke affectionately of his memories of the theater. “I was so enchanted by all those evening gowns, those sequins, those shiny things. Then I realized that my way was to do design,” said Valentino. At the age of 17, with the help of his mother and father, Valentino moved to Paris to study fashion at the prestigious École des Beaux-Arts and at the Chambre Syndicale de la Couture Parisienne. After his graduation, he became an apprentice and honed his craft in couture at Jean Dessés and Guy Laroche. After a few years in Paris, Valentino relocated to Rome and in 1959, with the help of his father and business associate, opened his eponymous fashion house. After a tumultuous single year in business Valentino found himself near bankruptcy, but soon met Giancarlo Giammetti, a young architecture student who would later become his company president. The two formed a lifelong partnership, and Giametti made the risky decision to quit school and become Valentino’s business partner. “He asked if he could see the fashion house, and he said, ‘What a boring life I have, to be an architect, to go home to study. I would love to come here and do something for the fashion house,'” Garavani recalled during his Fashion Icons interview. “He came and he took care of everything that was not part of the creation. Little by little we arrived at something quite solid.” With the help of Giametti, budding fashion icon Valentino Garavani made his international debut in 1962 – his first couture show held at Pitti Palace in Florence. Featuring a parade of dresses in his signature red hue, the show was an immense success and is considered Valentino’s major breakthrough in the international fashion world. Divine devotees – Valentino Garavani, in his 45 years of work, has dressed more major dignitaries, first ladies, celebrities and socialites than any other working designer. Known affectionately as “Val’s Gals,” this coterie of elegant women includes figures such as actress Elizabeth Taylor, Anne Hathaway and Marie-Chantal, Crown Princess of Greece, all of whom act as honorary ambassadors to the fashion house. One of Valentino’s most influential clients, and a major instrument of his success was Jacqueline Kennedy-Onassis. ‘Jackie O’ was also fond of couture designers such as Givenchy and Dior, but the First Lady was particularly taken with Valentino Garavani’s style. After the assassination of her husband, President John F. Kennedy, she ordered six black and white haute couture Valentino dresses to be worn during her year of mourning. The two became lifelong friends, and Jacqueline almost exclusively began to wear Valentino designs. He designed the now iconic dress for her wedding to Aristotle Onassis – the pleated, knee-length ivory creation with a mock turtleneck solidified Valentino’s status as an international fashion figurehead. Memorable moments – Though designers like Versace, Elie Saab and Saint Laurent are also red carpet staples, Valentino is arguably responsible for some of the most memorable awards show moments in recent history. When actress Julia Roberts accepted her Oscar in 2001 clad in a vintage gown from the designer’s 1992 couture collection, it was a highlight of both her career and Valentino’s. Designed to channel the spirit of Old Hollywood, the gown was constructed of dramatic black velvet, satin and tulle, with a modest v-shaped branded neckline and band of ivory satin down its center. The gown, which even has its own Wikipedia page, has consistently been named one of the most iconic Oscar fashion pieces of all time. The couturier rarely designs commissioned gowns, but made an exception in 2012 to create a custom bridal dress for actress Anne Hathaway, whom he considers a daughter. The spectacular off-the-shoulder gown was meticulously crafted with ivory colored silk and d’esprit tulle, evoking fairy tale overtones with an opulent train hand-painted in shades of cotton candy pink and embroidered with delicate satin flowers. A scarlet sendoff – In 2008, fashion icon Valentino Garavani presented his last haute couture show in Paris at the Musée Rodin. In the finale, models walked down in the runway draped in his signature shade of red – a fitting conclusion to his illustrious career, as seen above. Friends, like Alber Elbaz of Lanvin fame, and models such as Naomi Campbell and Claudia Schiffer, filled the seats, giving the designer a much-deserved standing ovation. Impeccable and timeless, Valentino Garavani’s legacy will forever impact the fashion world. The Spring/Summer ’17 Valentino runway, for one, was as deliciously ruby red as ever.

Diese Bluse von Manila Grace ist in ausgezeichnetem Zustand. Sie hat eine cremig weiße Farbe und ist in Größe M (38 / 46) erhältlich. Perfekt für jeden Anlass, dieses stilvolle Stück ist ein Muss für Ihre Garderobe.

Long sleeves. Width 60cm length 55cm. – Made in Portugal.

Diese Boho-Bluse von Springfield hat einen floralen Druck und besteht aus Polyester. Pflegehinweise: Handwäsche empfohlen. Abweichungen sind möglich. Cette blouse de style boho de Springfield présente un imprimé floral et est fabriquée en polyester.

Dieses Lieblingsstuck-Shirt ist in perfektem Zustand, ohne Mängel. Länge: 70 cm. Brust: oversized 53 cm. Schultern: 38 cm. This Lieblingsstuck shirt is in perfect condition, without defects. Length: 70 cm.