Le Nuage Issue One | Page 16

“Silhouettes nodded to the 1950s due to the contrast in shapes which, back then was due to the rivalry between Chanel’s dropped waists and Dior’s feminine curves.” completely unpretentious and enjoyable way down the catwalk. Silhouettes nodded to the 1950s due to the contrast in shapes which, back then, was due to the rivalry between Chanel’s dropped waists and Dior’s feminine curves. Sack dresses with a complete lack of waist line were presented alongside high-necked silhouettes with nipped in waists. The mood before the show was completely laidback too, Cara Delevigne and Edie Campbell were both pictured with the knitting needles that created the fabulous knitted hats (seen on Cara on the catwalk) and the PR team and hair and makeup team were completely friendly and helpful throughout. Perfect moment of the day? Being face to face with Giles Deacon himself and snapping him then and there! † Pictured clockwise: Model poses with hair and make-up finished wearing Burberry poncho straight from the runway; Clothes racks; Cara Delev