Stephane Rolland Haute Couture Spring 2012

By Roslan Abdul Rahim | 27 January 2012

Sculptural Mastery | In the Cite de l'architecture et du Patrimoine at Tracadero Place, where the most iconic works of the French architectural heritage and the contemporary world live, Stephane Rolland presented his spring summer 2012 collection. A sculptural collection of haute couture inspired by the kinetyc art of Michel Deverne. Articular rehearsal and laminated spiral creations have fed Stephane Rolland's collection; the design battles between straight lines and smoothness, between architecture lyric volumes and 3D cuts manner meet to create a fine waist silhouette with amazing shapes in the shoulders and sleeves; elegant fabrics such as silk jersey, chifon, gazar, organza and cascade of ostrich feathers dominated the collection and helped emphasize the soft lines.

Stephane Rolland introduced color clashing fabrics as fierce red, pistachio and the classic black and white, gold accessories under the form of metallic gold waistbands and ample bust accessories.

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