Jean-Charles de Castelbajac – Paris Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010/11

Humor and bawdry are the sign of the marroquin – french designer Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. His aesthetic is always searching for child elements, with a ludic side in all his collections, and that time wasn’t different.

Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD
Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD

For Fall Winter 2010/11, the invitation already defined the collection’s theme: a forest and the Bambi. The designer got into a medieval fairy tale, with a modern princess that wear sequin’s dress and contemporary knights.

Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD
Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD

In catwalk, Catelbajac wanted to tell the history about Lady Godiva. The first part of the runways was about castles, that came with classical cut outs in pants, jumpsuits and dresses. The jackets cames structured in leather, with a quite marked shoulders remembering armours.

Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD
Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD

After, came a serie of printed garments, with a forest theme, mainly in tailoring pieces as coats and jacklets. Bambi had appeared in tops and dresses, in many different ways. Antler heandbands had also remembered the Disney classical.

Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD
Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD

The geometry was really present during the collection, since in the cut outs as in shapes and silhouettes presented in Castelbajac’s collection. Finally appears Lady Godiva’s theme, with silk tunics, night gown and sequin’s mini dresses, bringing bright and colors that looks like the Warhol’s Pop Art.

Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD
Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD

The black was the background’s garments for the retro futuristic style, that matched yellow, blue, red and green in electrical deep nuances.

Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD
Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD

Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD
Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD	Castelbajac Foto:Dominique Maitre/WWD

Once again, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac brought a collection that gave everything, what makes him who he is. Pop Art effects, child elements, funny colors and a stnning result of all this mix, opposing that sentence that the winter must be sober.





Manuela Casali Cordeiro
Stuff Writer Portais da Moda

Translation by Mariana Medeiros Seixas[/b]

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