| Summary: | In this issue of Videofashion Daily, BCBG Max Azria applies Seventies colorblocking to minimalism for a sleek approach for fall. Inspired by the artist Beverly Semmes, Doo. Ri further focused on her signature draping techniques with elongated silhouettes. Alabama-based designer Billy Reid debuts womenswear alongside his classically tailored menswear looks. The San Francisco arts and crafts movement plays a leading role at Preen by Thornton Bregazzi. Spurred by the late Sixties Italian films of Luchino Visconti, Robert Geller presents a dusty hued collection that continues to portray his quietly sophisticated menswear. Visit our video vault to see a colorful Anna Sui runway show from Fall 1994, and then head on over to her latest collection, where the designer drew inspiration from the seductive costumes of the Ballets Russes and the It-girl styles of the Ormsby-Gore sisters of the Sixties.
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