Artful flower pattern Cacharel Cacharel 2011 autumn and winter womenswear show released

Art-filled flower pattern Cacharel Cacharel 2011 autumn and winter women's wear release

In the autumn and winter season, there is a debacle, perhaps only in the print of clothing can you see the scene of blossoming flowers. Cacharel's 2011 autumn and winter women's dress begins with a touch of camel and a deep blue ink blue. The delicate strokes depict the artistic patterns of the flowers, and the simple patterns set off the complicated patterns, and the romantic sweetness of the previous season was reduced. Adding an elegant and mature flavor, designer Cedric Charlier said: “The Cacharel girl of the 1970s is a past time and I will continue to present a new image.”

Intricate prints and simple profiles are always a good match, with curved shoulder lines, bell sleeves, and sculpted tops. Designer Cedric Charlier deals with cashmere and satin fabrics with sleek curves. With an elegant silhouette, a soft chiffon skirt that extends beyond the knees at the bottom of the skirt hem provides a rich sense of layering and a swaying movement.