Martin Grant Women's Spring/Summer 2010 Collection New

Walking into Martin Grant's studio, the first thing to catch a glimpse was a glamorous gown - red taffeta, strapless, an exaggerated bow around the waist, and a hem of a drag - a red carpet destined for an awards ceremony. Debut. In this season of fashion, popular with “transparency”, Martin Grant’s real appeal for the Spring/Summer 2010 collection is to bring a series of real-wearing and fashionable clothes. There are no obvious bras and panties. There are only a series of well-designed skirts, pantsuits and trench coats, and there is no tedious work wear. This is for working women who want to balance their office image with nightly appointments. ,Very attractive.

A tailored dress and a V-notched top on the shoulders are still popular styles, but most of Grant added a pleated design rather than a structural feel. One-shoulder styles account for the vast majority, with red washed silk crepe or satin skirts with silvery satin, while the long ones are made of more grand black silk twill. The last black long dress is actually a two-piece suit: a tight top and a dramatic oversized wrap. And the white gold-plated brass ornaments, which are integrated with the straps or belts of the skirt, are also very eye-catching.