Back in college when we learned to pattern make a
godet skirt, my first thought was "who wears this, like seriously?" However, it took me 3 years before I realise that with a bit of creativity and the right fabric combo, godets can be youthful, interesting and cool. Thanks to
Georgian-born, Londoner
David Koma, for his
Spring 2011 RTW. Opening the show to
Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, the ballet inspiration has not gone unnoticed - dresses with fitted bodice. tiny waist and tutu-like skirts,
godets sprang forth from the seams. How delightful even when the collection progressed from pastel pretty Odette into a darker, scarier Black Swan
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| D Koma - SPring 2011 RTW |
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| D Koma - Spring 2011 RTW |
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| D Koma - Spring 2011 RTW |
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| D Koma - Spring 2011 RTW |
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| D Koma - Spring 2011 RTW |
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| D Koma - Spring 2011 RTW |
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| D Koma - Spring 2011 RTW |
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| D Koma - Spring 2011 RTW |
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