Mugler Resort 2015

Mugler Resort 2015

Newly appointed creative director, David Koma of Mugler produced a succession of defined silhouettes punctuated with robust finesse for his Resort 2015 collection.

A rigorously cut blazer dress in minimalistic ivory opened the collection. The garment brimmed with limpid qualities. Subtle peak shoulder and simplistic belt detail made for a victorious combination. A sculptural, strapless, mini dress featured architectural lines. Side waist to hem rectangular panelling lent a futuristic edge to the ensemble. High waisted fluid, silk trousers featured opaque and transparent panelling. The trousers were twinned to an avant garde, asymmetrical silk crop top complete with clever bust drapery.

Wearability continued to play an integral role in Mugler's collection with a refined, understated, pristine suit. The jacket was immaculately tailored, waist attenuated by cross strap belt fastening. Floor grazing, elongated trousers completed the look. A perfect leg lengthening addition oozing of class.

A boxy sweater was updated with shoulder and waist sutures creating deconstructed glamour teamed with androgyny. The sweater was married to an a-line, fitted, white mini skirt. Monochromatic hues continued to dominate. A body hugging, high neck, sleeveless dress was a textural delight. Opaque strips were strategically placed and sheer sensual mesh starred on this attention commanding number. A pop of neon orange starred on a strapless navy, knee length dress. A suggestive thigh high split added the va va voom factor. Silver, hoop trimmings cascaded on the dress adding an industrial feel. A bold, graphic tomato red, ebony, royal blue and white print body con dress is a chic 'go to' everyday staple for the working woman.

An array of classic eveningwear included a boatneck, off the shoulder, floor length gown. The length of the gown was fragmented with black and white panelling. Bourgeois details comprised of irrefutably modern sutures under the bust and mid thigh. A captivating halter, fishtail gown came complete with plunge neckline. A grosgrain ribbon descended down the dress' entirety. A centre split added intrepid qualities. For those wishing to dazzle- a pair of scintillating, sequined trousers are your best option to light up any room. A masculine tuxedo jacket in boxy proportions concluded the look. Grosgrain waist ties were used to draw in the waist. The collection closed with a lavish, sequin, column dress in ebony. A bondage strap harness was placed over the dress creating a halter neckline adding a contemporary edge.

By Courtney Jones.