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| Alber Elbaz for The Observer |
He defines an ugly duckling but it looks funny, accented with large bow tie and black-frame macro hide a stylist impeccable taste and refined . Alber Elbaz of course I'm talking about that with his tailoring and a hint of irony has been able to revitalize the historic brand founded by Jeanne Lanvin in 1885. His is a fashion that aims to make the seductive woman with severe lines of clothing but softened by colorful and unexpected details like ribbons, lace and ruffles. His résumé boasts Guy Laroche, Krizia and Yves Saint Laurent, but it is since 2001 the year in which the applicant has appointed creative director of Lanvin designer who was born in Morocco but raised in Israel receives the consecration globally. Last resounding success the capsule collection created in collaboration with H & M Registered since he sold out in a few hours in every two hundred stores in the four corners of the world. It does not matter if the labels read "Made in France", where Alber has had a hand, face an endless queue to grab a low cost Lanvin is almost a pleasure.
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