What I picked from PFW A/W 2013 - 1 (10)

1. Ground Zero
"GROUND-ZERO will not limit itself to being just a fashion brand. It can be diverged into anything, from graphic arts, music, video, art installatio"n and more. The possibilities of GROUND-ZERO are endless."

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2. Undercover
"For his big comeback—and it was a big moment—Takahashi dreamed up something more like punk performance art, with a wink in the direction of Vivienne Westwood."

3. Rue Du Mail

4. Mugler
"Nicola Formichetti, has a personal interest in the subject, as his mother was once an air hostess, frequently crossing the globe; it was "an idea of time travel, in style."

5. H&M

6. Balenciaga ♥♥
Is so divine, simple but not boring.

7. Carven
"Pinafore dresses in the same spongy materials worn over lightweight knits will give shoppers a look similar to the one Miuccia Prada showed for Fall. That's a coincidence that will work to Henry's advantage, we're guessing. But no assistance will be necessary to get women into his fabulous coats."

8. Manish Arora
"There were at least three collections jammed together here: one emphasizing splashy digital prints, another that hewed to the very Indian colors of pink and yellow and featured vaguely Deco black crystal embroidery, and then a natty group in textural navy and black that Arora had decorated with various kinds of jewel-like embellishment."

9. Sharon Wauchob
"Sharon Wauchob explained before her show that she found inspiration this season in a book of photographs of dancers in the New York City Ballet. The reference wasn't particularly literalized in Wauchob's collection, but you could see her working through the idea she said was her key takeaway from those photos—the awesome physical toughness that goes into creating dances of great beauty. "

10. Balmain
"Imagine Klaus Nomi performing behind David Bowie on SNL in 1979, mixed with One Thousand and One Nights, and you begin to get the picture."

Source: Style.com