True to his philosophy, Tony Yaacoub’s autumn-winter silhouette is deliberately simplified and streamlined. Fine, almost liana-like lines, stretched to the sky, curl, break cleanly, give way to cut sections. Skilful constructions, subtle geometries, contrasting materials. <\/p>\n
Velvets, crepes, silk lam\u00e9s or sequined chains reveal the sheaths of grand soirs, inventing plays of transparency, volutes and asymmetries. Silk jacquard bubbles up and shapes a skirt or train. Scalpel-cut sheets of rhodoid shimmer in the light. <\/p>\n
Here, jewelry takes on its full meaning in controlled opulence. Baroque pearl necklaces, crystal diamond bracelets and cabochon clips become embroidery. Like a treasure trove, in bold, precious “accumulations”, they ignite a bustier or cascade down the veil of a hip or shoulder. Colors are about emotion. They are the music of the eyes. Emerald, sapphire, ruby, garnet and amethyst play with brilliance and sparkle.
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