Valentino's Spring Awakening
THE scene was set for new beginnings atValentino's spring/summer 2010 show - something which its still relatively new designers, Pier Paolo Piccioli and Maria Grazia Chiuri, are keen to maintain.
"We want to take the iconic element of the house, but we want to use this in a contemporary way. The women today are different," says Churi, who prior to taking on the creative direction mantle with Piccioli from Alessandra Facchinetti, worked on the fashion house's accessories.
"Yes, the change means a new direction for Valentino. It is more cool, modern, contemporary. It's very uptown goes downtown. The attitude is different. We love Kristen Stewart wearing Valentino. She's mysterious, sexy and young," Piccioli tellsThe Daily, noting Natalie Portman and Carey Mulligan to be their idea of Valentino girls, too.
"Stars on the red carpet have a new attitude and so we try to bring this. It's the same elements, but with a new attitude," adds Chiuri.
"We want to take the iconic element of the house, but we want to use this in a contemporary way. The women today are different," says Churi, who prior to taking on the creative direction mantle with Piccioli from Alessandra Facchinetti, worked on the fashion house's accessories.
"Yes, the change means a new direction for Valentino. It is more cool, modern, contemporary. It's very uptown goes downtown. The attitude is different. We love Kristen Stewart wearing Valentino. She's mysterious, sexy and young," Piccioli tellsThe Daily, noting Natalie Portman and Carey Mulligan to be their idea of Valentino girls, too.
"Stars on the red carpet have a new attitude and so we try to bring this. It's the same elements, but with a new attitude," adds Chiuri.
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