Christian Siriano fans! Rejoice!
The word on the street is his SS10 show was fierce! However, are we surprised by this?
We discovered him when he was a contestant on the Project Runway. During that show he came off as fierce as his designs.
The great thing about Siriano’s work is the range of what he’s creates. You can find his designs in high end department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue but also in budget conscious shoe stores like Payless Shoe Source.
The buzz is that Christian truly came into his own with this collection and matured with this collection.
His Spring 2010 collection was inspired by Mediterranean travel. Many of the pieces in this collection were made with an aerial shot of the Italian coast in both ocean blue and fire red. I liked the colors more than the neutrals.
However, this shimmery tan suit caught my eye. I think it’s just lovely.
My favorite pieces were the vibrant blues like this beautiful flouncy dress:
Very nice work Christian! We can’t wait to see what you come up with next.
You can see more shots from Christian’s SS10 show on Coutorture.com, at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week site or here:
You can also find the Christian Siriano shoe collection at Payless.com.
I’m partial to these great ankle boots from last season!
Christian Siriano for Payless Slither Boot
So what do you think of Christian’s SS10 collection?
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