Etro Fall 2012 | Milan Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published February 24, 2012

Etro’s Ladylike SeductionEtro’s explosive prints took a demure turn for the label’s fall 2012 show presented on the third day of Milan Fashion Week. Designer Veronica Etro steeped the autumn season in a dreamy palette of marmalade, ash grey, powder blue, burgundy, navy and inky black. Slinky, body hugging silhouettes dominated the runway as models wore sheer materials paired with abstract patterns. Hints of fur, flirty ruffles and leather brought a luxe vibe to the autumn silhouettes. For beauty, models wore slicked back hair and plum or nude lips.


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3 thoughts on “Etro Fall 2012 | Milan Fashion Week”

  1. I think this is one of those rare cases when most of the pieces would actually look better off the runway

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