Fashion Week Fall '07. Where was the Joy in Alice Roi? Second City Style Fashion Blog

Summary: I was looking forward to this show more than most. I adored Alice Roi’s RTW collection Fall ’06, so I couldn’t wait. This year was very different. This season Roi went more unconstructed then in seasons past which made for a confusing and somewhat somber showing. There was a profusion of boiled wool chunky sweaters, mohair and knit dresses that mostly looked itchy. Some hems were frayed, some were fringed. Some pieces were very fitted and others were draped at the hips like blankets. There was plaid, brocade silk and denim made from XL. There were some great pieces. I loved the black dress with metallic bronze edged ruffles near the shoulder called a ‘contusion’ dress. There was also a lovely ivory silk dress that was belted at the waist.

Color Palette: cream, ivory, camel, bronze, brown, charcoal, plum, baby pink, black.

Texture & Details: wool, mohair, alpaca, XLA denim, brocade, crepe, silk, fringe, ruffles, toggles, bronze metallic edging.

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Key Looks: Chunky sweaters, mohair blazers, plaid riding skirts, windowpane pants, sleeveless knit dresses, skirt and dresses that tied in the front, backwards dress, skirt with side draping or patch pockets at the hip, tie front and toggle coats and dresses, mohair leggings, knit knee socks, black and white patent leather wedge clogs.

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  1. Backstage at Alice Roi
    Adorable designer Alice Roi showed today in the tents; I was able to hang backstage and see the models getting prepped for the debut of her fall collection. Bumble Bumble did the hair, and Bourjois Paris handled makeup. I had a chance to chat wi…

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