“Evening is all about sexy sihouettes, open backs, cut-outs with lace insets, and graphic prints infused with cadmium yellow and cobalt blue” Lhuillier said of the collection.

The garments were practically made for the front row, which included Mandy Moore, LeAnn Rimes (with her boo), Emily Current, and Meritt Elliott –all very fit ladies with trendy styles. Although, you (and I) may want to pick up some dumbbells before sliding into her slinky spring clothes. A few pieces which stood out in my mind were black and blue color blocked dresses which were very tight on the body. Before wearing them I think I’d need the gym to turn me black & blue first.

Model Erjona Ala opened the show in a cyan blue strapless corset seamed cocktail dress and I also took note of Nimue Smit and Daiane Conterato on the catwalk. All of the girls walking in the show had ponytail hair done by Odile Gilbert and dark lined eyes thanks to makeup artist Val Garland.

The collection was phenomenal, but too bad it doesn’t come with a gym membership.

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When models hit the “Mean Streets” at night it’s all about biker jackets and neon lights. In this Vogue British editorial catch up with Karlie Kloss and Joan Smalls as they have a rock & roll “Knight” out. That’s Knight as in photographer, Nick Knight who captures the duo galavanting through the city streets.

I’m all about the shoot’s rocker up-do’s with winged eyeliner and fitted leather jackets and leggings. Kudos to makeup artist, Val Garland because every time I try the winged look, it never comes out that precise! Not to mention, I almost didn’t recognize the grown up Kloss (above), who’s being embraced by Smalls.

I love the way this editorial turned out, especially because Knight is known for capturing music industry artists, so to see that lens perspective merged with fashion is pretty exciting!

Browse the full “Mean Streets” editorial and the team behind the scene on MyFDB!

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