A new tale, one set in winter, when opulent jewels and embroidery dressed women and testified to their status. A charm coming from an empire, a Slavic empire, where at nightfall, long silk and mink capes, full of fine embroidery, and cloaks adorned with fine stones and pearls, revealed light, floral lace dresses: romantic in nature. A romanticism nuanced with calculated seduction, where transparencies modestly reveal the body. <\/p>\n
Mink ponpons, audacious volumes, dresses with remarkable embroidery, long capes and fully embroidered coats, offer a theatrical spectacle. Once the play is over and you’ve woken up from your dream, all you have to do is grab hold of these dresses – long with marked waistlines or shorter above the knee – and prove that embellishments are perfectly suited to reality, and are the best allies of women who still believe in dreamlike refinement, and don’t want to get caught up in the hustle and bustle of everyday life. A little drama never hurt anyone. Gwyneth Paltrow already loves it, so if Queen Gwyneth says so, all we have to do is let ourselves be carried away by the romantic Ralph&Russo air.<\/span><\/p>\n\n\t\t