Autumn Winter 2011 Paris Fashion Week Emanuel Ungaro 2011 Winter Womenswear Show

Fall Winter 2011 Paris Fashion Week Emanuel Ungaro Fall Winter 2011 Womenswear Show

Emanuel Ungaro broke the golden rule of the fashion industry: Never stand out by mixing plaids and slivers. The typical Ungaro collection is a free combination of polka dots, zebra stripes, scottish cubes and colorful flowers. He seems to like the confusion of the skirt, and the complexity of the style. Ungaro's clothing is as diffuse and coquettish as his undulating, jade-sounding multi-tones.

His initial fame was in the summer of 1965 series. At that time, Paris called him "a young terrorist." At his 96th Spring/Summer High Fashion Show, Ungaro exhibited a sexy belt robe with a heart-shaped chest and a curvaceous color curve suit. The tight-fitting evening outfit has brilliant vulture feathers. A few months ago, the 95-96 fall/winter stick was a baroque symphony: transparent organza, lace lace, embossed brocade, and rave tulle made people return to that century. “Haute couture is a play.” Ungaro once said: “It is a ceremony. It is a complicated, distinguished, luxurious and exquisite event.” Ungaro was born in an Italian immigrant family. In 22 years he arrived in Paris in 1955. He spent two seasons at Courreges and transferred to Balenciaga. The stay was six years. In 1965 he opened his own fashion house with four tailors. Operating in a small unit in Paris, Ungaro's first collection has 20 coats.

In the era of Courreges and Cardin fashion, Ungaro's miniskirts and silver jewelry are still hard corners and spikes. Today, his hard effect has reached his jacket, such as the two-tone two-piece jacket displayed last year. But Ungaro also began to weaken this effect by matching a long silk dress. In 1996 Ungaro was bought by Salvatore Ferragamo. Among the many brands in this fashion house is the more famous clothing line "Parallele".