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Trussardi 1911 Runway Review
Ready-to-Wear Autumn/Winter 2011
Ready-to-Wear Autumn/Winter 2011
By Alexander Patino
POSTED February 26, 2011
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For the Trussardi 1911 centennial, Milan Vukmirovic seemed to want to mirror the house's longevity into his Fall 2011 collection. It was about having a perpetual relevance, with pieces that
have always been chic and always will be. Leather and outerwear are part of the Trussardi 1911 DNA, but Vukmirovic has proved himself to be a sucker for animal prints and they're here
again in skirts and tops, although to a dressier than gauche effect. Although we loved the fur embellishments on the outerwear and the daywear, the highlights were the monochromatic
pieces, like a red moleskin hooded coat, but especially an A-line dress that came in both black and in camel, which was cinched with a clasp at the waist. Vukmirovic was one of the original
co-founders of Paris' Colette concept store, so it should be quite interesting what he comes up with when he opens a Trussardi 1911 in New York City. This is one hot export that chic New
Yorkers will be chomping at the bit for.
have always been chic and always will be. Leather and outerwear are part of the Trussardi 1911 DNA, but Vukmirovic has proved himself to be a sucker for animal prints and they're here
again in skirts and tops, although to a dressier than gauche effect. Although we loved the fur embellishments on the outerwear and the daywear, the highlights were the monochromatic
pieces, like a red moleskin hooded coat, but especially an A-line dress that came in both black and in camel, which was cinched with a clasp at the waist. Vukmirovic was one of the original
co-founders of Paris' Colette concept store, so it should be quite interesting what he comes up with when he opens a Trussardi 1911 in New York City. This is one hot export that chic New
Yorkers will be chomping at the bit for.
