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Fashion designer and former Houstonian Cesar Galindo will show his Spring 2010 collection on Thursday, September 10th at 7PM with Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at M2Lounge at 528 West 28th Street, between 10 & 11th Ave. The designer gives Ladybrille Magazine a sneak preview of his upcoming collection themed “LIFT OFF!”
“The current moment dictates original design desires and my clientele expects pieces which take them places and allows them to be feminine, beautiful, captivating and not basic at this point in time,” explains Galindo. “They seek looks, which are classic, forward, and filled with fantasy. Fantasy is part of the modern movement currently at hand and I intend to reflect on it with this collection.”
Very well monsieur! So, what should the Ladybrille woman expect to see for Spring 2010? According to the designer, expect a collection that “takes you on a journey back into the future but with today’s fun and creative ease of styles, colors, textures and designs. Impeccably tailored cocktail dresses, gowns & suitings-a Galindo trademark are exquisitely designed with unique patterns, orchestrated seams; one-seam garments and engineered doses of lux architecture perfectly accentuate Galindo’s silhouettes.”
What about color palettes for Spring? “Red, fuchsia, orange, taupe, gold, silver, black & white,” says Galindo. “Textures will be matte, shines, clear & multi-layered.” For fabrics expect “foiled linen, silk charmuse, wovens, chiffon solids and polka dots, some accentuated with accents of metal, mesh & beading and custom painted jeweled embellished details . . . that effortlessly sculpture and control the look.”
Ladies ready, set, ENJOY your Cesar Galindo Fashion LIFT OFF!
Founded in 2007, Ladybrille® Magazine is a California based pioneer digital publication demystifying the image of Africans in the west through contemporary African fashion and celebrating the brilliant woman in business and leadership, with an emphasis on the African woman in the diaspora. Our coverage includes stories on capital, access to markets, expertise, hiring and retention, sales, marketing, and promotions.
