Altuzarra Spring 2012 | New York Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published September 11, 2011

Altuzarra’s Sleek SpringAltuzarra brought a sleek, almost 90s inspired showing to the New York runway for his spring 2012 collection. The garments told a story of hardness with streamlined unforgiving silhouettes which were accented by models donning strong, black brows. The sharpness was then softened with tropical prints, knit sweaters and rainbow hued skirts.












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3 thoughts on “Altuzarra Spring 2012 | New York Fashion Week”

  1. Something seriously went wrong with hair & make-up here – why are the model’s face so much lighter than their extremities?  And why is there so much dark leather & PVC being shown in a *spring* collection?!

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