Marchesa’s Grand Central fashion show: Celebrities, Indian influences, red-carpet looks.

  It was not like Grand Central in New York Fashion Week Marchesa Show Wednesday - attracted people like Kim Kardashian, Kanye West and Tyra Banks and all the photographers who hang around. It was Grand Central.

The preview of the spring collection was in the historic terminus of Vanderbilt Hall.

It was just the rush hour on the track, however. All eyes turned by designers Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig were embellished in general and complex, and the time to study the details. Models can not go as fast in dresses often sounding pearls and thin films hems.

Thanks to the Indian inspiration - through the experience of a 1960 Beatles with the Maharishi - There were colors, colorful and easy to wear silhouettes that Marchesa collections in recent years.

"Last season was baroque and dark, and before the season was very ornate," Chapman said in an interview before the show. "It's a different mindset this season."

This is certainly another aspect: The range even includes pants, Chapman noted.

Capri pants were adorned with a thin slice of chartreuse shift sari with gold and pearls, but they were in fact the same pants.

The fashion insiders really looking d'Marquise is an index of what soon to be on the red carpet in Hollywood. Then it is safe to say that the stars can dress up collar wear with tassel fringe or metallic beads covered - or both - and perhaps a peacock blue shoulder tulle dress embroidered on a worn Fully gold leaf body illusion that gives the appearance of the bright body art .

One of the fans of the brand starlet could certainly remove Bolero saree bare stomach with a short skirt and a tulle overlay also.

"The clothes are amazing. It's like a fairytale walk. And indeed, this show is my favorite. It's like the theater more than I've ever been," said Jenna Dewan-Tatum. "And it's nice."

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