#altuzzara

[alternativerunway]

Altuzzara Fall 2022

[lacetulle]

Altuzarra | Spring/Summer 2020

[allaboutwilson]

Ruth Wilson photographed by Steven Pan for The Edit (2015)

“I have a big concern about how women are treated in the industry generally, and how they have to provide the titillation because penises can’t be seen on screen but breasts can. It’s assumed that women will get their breasts out, and have to get their breasts out, and I balk at that. It’s unnecessary and it’s unfair. So I kept insisting, ‘Why have I always got to do the orgasm face? There should be a male orgasm face. Why is it always the woman who’s orgasming?’”

[cloth-fabric]

Altuzarra - Spring RTW 2019

[megadangerouslyglitterybouquet]

Altuzzara Pre-Fall 2019

[judith-orshalimian]

Altuzarra Fall/Winter 2018-19 Details!

[toyastales]

Is it weird that I hardly wear skirts anymore, especially long skirts? I think the last time I wore a long skirt I was in my early twenties and that was over a decade ago. Since I have an hourglass figure it is easier for me to throw on a dress or pants because the proportions are easier to get right, especially since I have a much smaller waist than my hips and butt. Unless a skirt is tailored made it will usually droop in the waist area and fit snugly in the hips and butt and no belt can hide all of that extra loose fabric. The only time I have any success when buying a skirt off the rack is when it is in an A-line cut or style that is similar. For the last several seasons I have noticed that a lot of designers have been showcasing long print statement skirts and a lot of them are cut in the ultra-flattering A-line style. I could totally see celebs rocking the look but it made me start to think how would the average woman wear it. Now the obvious way to ...  

https://toyastales.blogspot.com/2019/07/how-to-style-long-print-skirt-for-work.html

[thefashioncomplex]

Altuzarra Resort 2019