| Summary: | In this issue of Videofashion, Riccardo Tisci, at the helm of Givenchy, takes a nautical tack for day, but for evening offers Fortuny-pleated grecian-styled gowns. Viktor & Rolf decide that each person is their own fashion show, sending models out with individual sound and lighting. We get a sneak peak at a fitting the day before. Discovering that his family heritage traced back to a victim of the Salem witch hunts leads Alexander McQueen to create a macabre collection. In his winter wonderland at Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld sends his models onto a make-believe ice-rink in boucle plaids, graphic prints and, of course, little black dresses to keep out the cold. At Balenciaga, Nicolas Ghesquiere takes it back to the street with a collection that draws on multi-cultural themes mixed with preppy motifs. Dries Van Noten gives his audience a treat this season when he lifts the curtain on the backstage action, using it as a counterpoint to his urban-ethic collection.
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