Fashion and Style

Fashion and Style Versace in Milan Feb. 23, 2007. Donatella Versace was the first person to find a good name for the elusive chemical bright turquoise that has shot through the best collections of Milan. She called it litmus paper blue. Her use of it was spot on as was a startling red and a single bolt of sulphuric green, as well as chic, contrasts of black, camel, and white bold color innovation combined with a pared down super precise shape can make a collection jump this season. Donatella Versace has stripped off the gold medusa heads, canned the scarf prints, and set set about cutting a strong feminine silhouette. Its about a bell shape. Controlled volume. Black and white and color to put the life in. She said" The bell is actually a kind of molded hour glass, emphasizing the waist and hips, but constructed in a demi- couture manner, that avoids constricting vulgarity. Versace used it in techno fabric dresses, jackets, and tailored coats, and in one amazing dyed red fox that had been shaved into that shape in the mid section.