Emilio Pucci Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week

Joanna Elizabeth

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Published February 26, 2011

The Emilio Pucci woman as envisioned by designer Peter Dundas is rock and roll, sexy and elegant–all descriptive words which can be applied to the label’s fall 2011 presentation. Embracing bold prints and baroque embellishments on form-fitting bodices and dresses, ladies take note, these designs are not made for the wallflower but for a woman who wants to be seen.









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15 thoughts on “Emilio Pucci Fall 2011 | Milan Fashion Week”

  1. overall a lovely collection with some standout and absolutely beautiful gowns

    ps did anyone else notice how red sigrid’s hands are in her last look?

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