The event was held at the Somerset house in central London overlooking the River Thames and was east of the Waterloo Bridge. Model Abbey Lee opened the show in a tailored stone colored jacket paired with a beaded metallic linen dress. The beading infused sophistication in the tailored jackets and dresses. Metallic fabrics were also prevalent in the pants and high-waist shorts. The idea of metallic was the main focus in the collection with short dresses that were trimmed with glass shard mirrors. Each piece had a pleasant tailoring with great attention to details.
The adored pieces in the collection were the bejeweled cocktail dresses that came in a stone color. Another great piece was the beaded tailored jackets and metallic high-waist shorts that would work perfect for next spring.
Matthew Williamson has proved to his home city in London that he is a established designer with this unique and lovely collection. This collection was remarkable with a great shift in a new direction. The Matthew Williamson women is no longer the bohemian and carefree individual but rather a strong and sophisticated women who is now in London. -Brent Billiman, London, England.
Stan Honda Photo: Model Bette Franke for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
Stan Honda Photo: Model Daria Strokous for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
Stan Honda Photo: Model Laura Blokhina for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
Stan Honda Photo: Model Abbey Lee for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
Stan Honda Photo: Model Ali Michael for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
Stan Honda Photo: Model Anabela Belikova for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
Stan Honda Photo: Model Kamila Filipcikova for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
Stan Honda Photo: Model Alla Kostromicheva for Matthew Williamson S/S 2010
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