Zac Posen Fall 2012

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Zac Posen Fall 2012

Zac Posen drew influence from the Far East for Fall '12, showing off gorgeous dresses and gowns punctuated with Asian-inspired details.
Zac Posen Runway Fall 2012

Zac Posen drew influence from the Far East for Fall '12, showing off gorgeous dresses and gowns punctuated with Asian-inspired details. Specifically, it was about Chinoiserie and Japanese influences; fitted sheaths, gowns, and skirt suits were embellished with origami pleating, kimono sleeves, and obi sashes. Meanwhile, Chinese-inspired heavy silk floral patterns were used to create fitted sheath dresses and evening jackets. The main attraction of the evening was Zac's red carpet-worthy evening dresses. There were dramatic fitted mermaid gowns with seamed details and more pared down renditions, made in dove gray and light blush hues featuring intricate origami detailing on the back. The only question that remains is which red-carpet beauty will pick up one of Posen's creations for the Oscars?

  • Trends: Chinese and Japanese-inspired details.
  • Colors: Forest green, dove gray, red, black, light blush, pale yellow.
  • Key Piece: Satin ankle-strap sandals, jeweled clutches, rhinestone earrings, necklaces, and bracelets..
  • Who Would Wear It: Red-carpet beauties like Debra Messing, Anne Hathaway, and Eva Mendes.
fashion week

Zac Posen Fall 2012

>> With the Far East in mind — and a front row that included Dita Von Teese, Brad Goreski, and Anna Wintour —  Zac Posen delivered a breathtaking assortment of dresses, gowns, and eveningwear for Fall 2012.
Zac Posen Runway 2012 Fall

>> With the Far East in mind — and a front row that included Dita Von Teese, Brad Goreski, and Anna Wintour —  Zac Posen delivered a breathtaking assortment of dresses, gowns, and eveningwear for Fall 2012. Posen's signature silhouettes were cut in decadent fabrics — silks, satins, and jacquards — and came in a rich palette ranging from deep jewel tones to buttery pastels. Origami folds, chinoiserie embroidery, and kimono draping added intrigue.