Siren Couture – After last season’s tribute to Japan, Giorgio Armani dreamed up a sultry, siren-like vision for the Armani Privé spring 2012 collection. The season’s most standout color was undoubtedly green–from neon chartreuse to forest green–the unlikely hue had its moment in Paris Haute Couture after appearing at Atelier Versace earlier this week. Slinky silhouettes were draped like waves onto the ocean, making the models appear as otherworldly sea creatures as the emerged on the runway. Armani also embraced metallic with techno silver suiting and beaded gowns. Continuing with the underwater theme, sea snake patterns brought a hard edge to the already striking display of gowns.

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Skyline Couture – Karl Lagerfeld appeared to be inspired by air travel and stewardess uniforms for Chanel’s spring 2012 haute couture collection presented earlier today. The Grand Palais was transformed into the interior of an airplane with models walking down the aisles in elongated silhouettes and extended shoulder winged sleeves. Playing up the jetsetter theme, blue was a dominate hue for spring with sky blue, sapphire and navy all making an appearance. Amid the blue display, there is crystal beading, drop pocket dresses and pleated skirts.

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Siri Tollerød by Camilla Akrans (2009 – See full story here)

Memories of Summer – Eric Guillemain travels from the Aries to the Hamptons for the spring-summer book from clothing label J. Lindberg. Capturing Tati Cotliar and Siri Tollerod in the casually relaxed looks, Guillemain takes in the garments as well as the atmosphere in the stunning photographs.

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Harper’s Bazaar Australia dubs the spring 2011 season of Yves Saint Laurent inspired fashion, and backs up the claim with Benny Horne’s dynamic shoot starring Siri Tollerod. In a wardrobe of full skirts, bold colors and sharp suits styled by Katie Mossman, Siri does double duty in All About Yves.

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