The Dior, of course.
Armani Privé:
I think the gowns from this collection are truly elegant.
The Elie Saab collection was beautiful too, but as a whole, it was not quite as refined as the Armani Privé in my opinion. I did love all of the deep reds. He is definitely not afraid to make gowns dramatic.
I was disappointed by the Valentino and Chanel collections. I did love the Valentino heels (below):
The collection was titled "The Dark Side of First Love." As has been pointed out, it's a bit too far towards Lolita, and not far enough towards sophistication, no?
And the gloves were admittedly fabulous:
Some of the Chanel was interesting, but none of it was breathtaking like the Armani Privé or the Elie Saab:
And how about that Chanel hair?
The Givenchy collection was very decadent. Designer Riccardo Tisci designed only 10 pieces, all emulating skeletons. Each gown was a literal work of art (more clearly so than other collections in my opinion), with one gown taking over 1,600 hours to complete. The process was surely a bit obsessive, and Style.com wrote (aptly) that "In obsession is born the cult of couture." I guess collections like this one, not based in beauty as much as in concept and execution, are inevitable in this world of couture. Here are some images:
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