Hervé Léger by Max Azria Summer 2012
The house of Hervé Léger is known for its ultra sexy, feminine, body con dresses which are designed to hug the body in all the right places and Max Azria continued to live up to that reputation this summer season.
Models were the epitome of empowered warriors and goddesses. There were plenty of body con, bandage dresses on display but this season the designs featured plenty of intricate detail, which included peekaboo cutouts exposing lots of flesh.
Standout pieces included a champagne, jacquard, bandage panel dress with a bandeau, ruched bust and flounce hemline. There was a black, strapless dress with macrame neck detail, a chocolate body con number with nude splices and for the cooler nights a fitted, collarless, leather jacket with brass plate panels.
Aztec influences were present and ikat prints featured on dresses in shades of soft blush, nude and camel. Braided harnesses were a welcome addition that toughened up the look. The finale piece was a show stopping white,Grecian style, plunge neck dress with thigh high splits and a fringing detail. The waist was cinched via metallic plates.
The colour palette consisted of rose gold, pearl gold, champagne, apricot, ice blue, dove grey and metallic silver.
Footwear was bold. Suede, bandage, warrior sandals swathed models shins and came in shades of tan/ ivory, camel/ terracotta and black.
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