IT seems female designers are designing with a practical woman in mind this season, and making them feel good is just as important as making them look good. The Donna Karan Collection would have you looked up in form-fitting, elegant, tweed suits, stripy cardigans and pencil skirts next winter, Diane von Furstenberg would rather to see you in layers and layers of clashing patterns and fabrics and Carolina Herrera, unsurprisingly, prefers a more reserved take on her lavish designs, telling VogueTV that while her collection was reflective of the times, women "still want to look good".
Both von Furstenberg and Donna Karan are more or less on the same page when it comes to describing their collections for autumn/winter 2009-10. Von Furstenberg describes her Nomad collection as: "clothes for the woman who, wherever she goes, she belongs." Similarly, Karan says her show is made up of "pieces that make me feel good." She further explains her creative vision by saying: "I think there is the responsibility to find the feel good clothes and combine them with the reality of what one actually has to do".
Both von Furstenberg and Donna Karan are more or less on the same page when it comes to describing their collections for autumn/winter 2009-10. Von Furstenberg describes her Nomad collection as: "clothes for the woman who, wherever she goes, she belongs." Similarly, Karan says her show is made up of "pieces that make me feel good." She further explains her creative vision by saying: "I think there is the responsibility to find the feel good clothes and combine them with the reality of what one actually has to do".
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