Daily Front Row

2007 October 2

Viktor & Rolf - Paris Fashion Week Spring 2008

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(PARIS) Described by the designers as relaxed couture and inspired by a mix of Pierrot combined with Harlequin visions, the collection was a study in volume, showing that waists were a thing of the past. From the start, pieces were clean and austere, moving toward a more romantic look with a pink palette. Ruffles came as a trim to necklines, while guitars and violins of all sizes provided accents that could be accessories on their own. To make an even bigger statement, Viktor & Rolf also introduced their first complete handbag collection on the runway.