BARBARA BUI SHOW PARIS FALL/WINTER 2011

The nobility of rustic fabrics for generous wrap-around volumes jostled by sharpened scissor legs, sheathed with varnished leather. The contrasted simplicity of winter kimonos made of weave or treated sheepskin, military jackets heated up by Tibet shag on silver high-tech leggings. The luminous black, multiple between power and fragility. The power of tread patterns, quilts, armored... The fragility of threads, destructured frays in calculated imbalance. Mods inspired short pants with clean legs allowing the extravagance of embroidered boots. Ultra protective the progressive metal milarization of treated sheepskin grabs the lunar or boreal light, cultural mismatch between technology and nature. Shoes progressively shift from a leather and varnished model with genuine Mondrian inspiration to the sensuality of serpentine sandals, to wedged punky armored half boots, and finally to arrive at the offbeat of evening jewel low boots, a sexy rock exuberant and strong finery. In ebony matt alligator, cement and ash, over the shoulder carrier bags bring out the nonchalance and the minimal shopping depicts a prejudice for purity. Beating the hip, box bags mix the simplicity of the shape and the energy of reptiles. Just like shoes, for the evening mini shoulder bags fantasia and the embroidered clutchs electrify your nights. La noblesse des matières rustiques pour des volumes généreux enveloppants bousculés par des jambes aux ciseaux affutées, gainées de cuir vernis. La simplicité décal