The long awaited runway showcase by Anne Valerie Hash as part of Women's Fashion Week Haute Couture on October 29, 2011. Hash has made-to-measure clients spread out around the world, from Switzerland and Belgium to the Middle East and Asia. For one thing, she has always had an enthusiasm for lingerie colors, and they were present yesterday, along with more vivid shades of orange and whites. The designer continues to work on cleaning lines, playing with contrasts of her famous flowing drapes and vertical lines. Silk pants, emphasizing the hips line; loose muslin blouses, feminine straight silk knee-length skirts and some long flowing skirts which adds sensuality. Hash experiments with elements of macrame and embroidery, appearing here and there in collar details, cuffs and plastrons. Inventive, imaginative tailoring was the main event. The results looked put-together, but not precious - which is pretty accurate way of describing French women's approach to dressing.
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