Showing posts with label Doii. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doii. Show all posts

Tuesday, 2 March 2010

Doii, Doii, Doii

All scans courtesy of Doii and all images courtesy of moi!
Well as you know Doii was by FAR my favourite show of LFW, although - to be fair - Ashish was such a close second. Anyhow I wanted to tell you exactly why I loved it, but as i've written about it twice (the day job, you see) I'm not sure I can rewrite my thoughts for a third time so I'll keep the comments brief...
On Sunday 21st Feb at 11:30 I attended the Doii show held as part of Vauxhall Fashion Scout. I genuinely didn't know very much about the brand before I went, but now feel that if I could only go to one show next season; it would be Doii! Patiently waiting for the show to begin, I was enticed by the beautiful florals present on both the invitation and the information pack, which kept me intrigued until the show began, due to all of the beautiful illustrations and prints it contained which I was later to discover, featured heavily through the collection(see below). Upgraded to the front row I was pleased as punch!
Opening the show was a beautiful porcelain faced, red headed model who bore a striking resemblance to Little Red Riding Hood, wondering through a forgotten forest in an almost forgotten fairytale. With each model having the most striking big and bouncy curls in their hair they floated ethereally down the catwalk in a beautiful array of floral dresses.
Working multiple trends with great aplomb, there were cute as-a-button bubble hem dresses, floating bohemian offerings and not forgetting the oversized puff sleeves present in a Victoriana inspired black lace number. channelling the winter theme were thick furs and knee high fluffy boots, ideal for the snowy days we’re sure to experience this time next year seeing as the fight against global warming is failing.....
Founded in 2006 by Korean designer Doii Lee, the Doii Paris label is well known for its elegant and eye catching designs conceived in Paris and produced in Korea. With each piece created so limited edition that only a few will ever exist, this is the most couture ready-to-wear collection to be shown at this season’s LFW.
To perfectly finish each look, every model wore a pair of patent leather Mary-Jane’s fastened with the cutest oversized bows in printed fabrics, and when combined with the playing card print we had visions of a modern day Alice in Wonderland – falling down the rabbit-hole after gazing too long at this simply mesmerizing collection!
                                                                                                             Doii Lee, in her own design- naturally
Simply exquisite as I'm sure you'll agree!!! As you can see from the plethora of images this show really got me excited so I wanted to take a look at the garments up close to ensure they were the real deal, and I'm pleased to say they really are!

Sunday, 21 February 2010

London Fashion Week Diary: Day Three

Today was a great day! Sincerely my best at LFW so far... I went to some great shows: Betty Jackson, Doii and Horace! I also caught lots of great presentations/ stands in the morning. A designer whose work I love is that of Georgia Hardinge... I mean check out these garments.... the structure, the textures... it was all too much, too good... I even got to meet the designer as well!
As their catwalk show was last night PPQ's AW10 collection also went into the static exhibition... check out the gold coat (really heavy) and the monogram print... very 80s if you ask me...
Nicholas Kirkwood shoes were also making their way back to Somerset house, pair by pair. These are all collabs he did with various designers for AW10, sadly I'm not sure which are which... I just know they're all beautiful!
Betty Jackson was immense... by far one of my favourite shows:
Didn't like this show at all... the most interesting thing about it was the models dyed hair... a great distraction from the sea of bland black!!
Doii was absolutely WONDERFUL- by far my favourite show so stay tuned for a long post on this later in the week...