The Meadham Kirchoff 2010 London Fashion Week show was full of color and very playful. The runway was prepared for veiled models wearing hand-painted leather jackets and long lace dresses with embroidered sequined detailing.
The design team claimed that this year they were inspired by the notion of a woman playing dress-up the way she would as a child. With their sparkly pipe-cleaner tiaras, overly glittery bangles going up to the elbow and the mishmash combination of clothing, I would say the Meadham Kirchoff 2010 London show definitely succeeded in that area.
Dress-Up Princess Fashion
The Meadham Kirchoff 2010 London Fashion Week Show
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