CC calls it Mullet Dressing: the frock is all business in front, but a majorly lengthy party in back!
Runway coverage courtesy style.com except where noted.
At left: Nina Ricci
Jeremy Laing
Temperley London
Vivienne Westwood
Akris
Elie Saab
Emanuel Ungaro
Sonia Rykiel
Yves Saint Laurent
Zucca, via vogue.fr
Michael Kors
Milly jersey halter dress; this and next two at net-a-porter.com.
Alexander McQueen purple gown
McQ printed bustier dress
Antipodium Period Drama cutaway blouse, at bunnyhug.co.uk.
Do tell: what do you think of Mullet Dressing? CC adores it!
Love at first site with those Nina Ricci dresses
ReplyDeleteEmanuel Ungaro is just Perfect (with big P!)!
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Adoro Elie Saab!
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i love the ysl's simplicity + styling & beauty.
ReplyDeleteooooo mullets. i have seen far too many in my days ;)
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I love the idea of having more material on the back of the dress. Beautiful picks by the way!
ReplyDeleteycaThe white dress is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love when you speak Spanish jeje.
Besos.
The Nina Ricci is outstanding, dramatic, vampire-like...
ReplyDeleteI like the Akris one too... my father is going visiting the stylist Kriemler this week-end ( LUCKY MAN ! XD )
( sorry if the comm is double :S )
HAHA love the title, adore the dresses. Yummy. Confections of fancy!! =]
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oh i do love a nice little bustle!
ReplyDeleteI LIVE for Vivienne Westwood's interpretation and Sony Rykiel's look is equally stunning. I actually used to hate "mullet" gowns lol, but when they are done right they look incredible.
ReplyDeleteInteresting dresses but not one of them is really beautiful. Good garments are hard to find, even in the fashion world. And the models too are way too thin these days.
ReplyDeleteI do agree with Helena, the models are all way too thin these days, but the gowns are surprisingly interesting! I love the Elie Saab, and the Sonia Rykiel is totally fierce. Mullets - much better on gowns than on hair!
ReplyDeletei like this cut overall, i think it is always flattering, no matter what ur bodyshape is.
ReplyDeleteHehe mullet dressing is a lot dreamier than an actual mullet. ;)
ReplyDeleteoh my dear mcq :)
ReplyDeletei'm not sure about this trend. but i guess its the best way to do short hemlines with cellulite?
lovely post :)
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The Elie Saab and Ungaro are just to die for!
ReplyDeleteOh, I'm not surprised at all that we have so much in common CC!
I'm also not surprised that you once again selected fantastic examples :)
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I adore Elie Saab dress... Amazing!
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I like the first one!
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The Ungaro dress did it for me!
ReplyDeleteThe Nina Ricci dresses were amazing! It's all in the details!
ReplyDeleteThe Nina Ricci dresses were amazing! It's all in the details!
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ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, we post the same elie saab dress. see, fashionable minds think alike. : )
ReplyDeleteInteresting....
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I want to be the woman who has the life that would require that Ungaro dress.
ReplyDeletemullets & couture....who would have thought???
ReplyDeletebut it works.
k.bosworth wore a beautiful nina ricci "mullet like" dress recently.
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melissa
I like the idea of having a "train" feeling without the burden of an actual train.
ReplyDeleteoh the pink floral one ...AND THE BLACK AND WHITE STRIPES ...gaga
ReplyDeleteLove the McQueen gown! Love the drape, but the funky fabric gives it an extra touch of fun...
ReplyDeleteMullet dressing that is so funny to me. I love the look, I am not sure how it will transfer to ready to wear but will look forward to seeing who is brave enough to try.
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I would kill to get the Akris dress!
ReplyDeleteI like a slight,not a super-deep mullet. I find that it looks too fish-tail-y then . . .
ReplyDeletelove the idea of a mullet dress! the first one really stands out to me, i particularly like the orange in it.
ReplyDeletei love "mullet" dresses. and it may be just me, but i think they make your legs look longer and leaner.
ReplyDeletebtw, how do you come up w/such different "trends" and styles everyday? it amazes me. :)
i have a dress like this! i feel sort of like i'm wearing a cape when it's on, very floaty!
ReplyDeleteI am DYING over the multicolored floral one that's mini length in the front-4th from top in Left column accessorized with the cuban-ish hat. LOVE.
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I love Sonja Reikel dress sooo much, that was such an amazing show! xx
ReplyDeletenina ricci did it best, i think. i would love to try this one out :)
ReplyDeleteI love the last photo Carrie.. but I have to admit.. I would not be able to walk in those shoes..
ReplyDeleteSome of these are a little cuckoo! I really like the McQueen one though.
ReplyDeleteOh Ellie Saab and YSL please...
ReplyDeleteLove this cut so much.
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I think is goning to be (for me) one of these trends that I love to see on others, but not on me... Gorgeous dresses, though!
ReplyDeleteahhhhhhhh HELLO Jeremy Laing and Emanuel Ungaro ! now to pay for them..hmmm 5 finger discount please?! haha
ReplyDeleteoh thanks CC! i shall let you all know how the shoes go RE dance off. haha
and omg, my poses..i have no idea what the hell i am doing..haha will continue to crouch as per your comment..so thank you! :)
xxxxxxx Love always LM
nice post =)
ReplyDeleteI love the bright prints at Sonia Rykiel and Elie Saab's drapery.
WOW!! Love the Emanuel Ungaro dresses! with the hat! Just gorgeous!
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Yes! PARTY IN THE REAR :D
ReplyDeleteOhhh, so much beauty here - too many to name individually.
ReplyDeleteLovely selection CC, it's fashion eye candy :) I pretty much love them all.
Your name "mullet dressing" gave me a good giggle.
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I can take one Sonia Rykiel dress please ;)
ReplyDeletelovely!
The Nina Ricci and Michael Kors are both quite lovely.
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