Gucci autumn/winter 2010/11Milan Fashion Week

By Hilary Alexander, Fashion Director at Milan Fashion Week Published: 11:08AM GMT twenty-eight February 2010

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The Gucci collection, by beautiful director, Frida Giannini, acted a poser estimable of Jessica Fletcher or Inspector Morse.

Whatever happened to all the bags? Gucci proposed the hold up as a saddler, has a eminent convention in tanned censor goods; even today, handbags and tanned censor accessories comment for some-more than 60 per cent of the fortune.

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Yet, you would have been forgiven for meditative Gucci did not just have it in the bag, at the autumn/winter 2010/2011 ready-to-wear unveiling, at Milan Fashion Week last night. Save for the occasional clutch, and a little squashy, ostrich totes, the catwalk was frequency overloaded with handbags.

There was positively leather, in the form of skin-tight trousers, tanned censor shifts patched with hair on the bodice, and black, excellent nap trousers with a waist-hip-band in black hide. The on dit was that Giannini wants to be famous some-more for her clothes. There were copiousness of those; really wearable, blurb and most clearly desirous by her own wardrobe.

Body-con dresses in vellum and cappuccino colours, featuring anatomical razor-cuts that unprotected slashes of skin, and winding bands of steel embellishing necklines, the midriff, armholes and cuffs, were accessorised with relating over-the-knee suede boots.

Oversized cashmere coats, half-belted at the back, gaunt coats with hair collars, and square, boxy jackets, came with frozen trousers, flaring somewhat at the ankle. Luxury furs enclosed mix-tinted fox jackets, a swarthy coupler interwoven with suede, and a camel-hair cloak with knitted mink lining.

Evening wear was a investigate in black and tan; short dresses in a stew of Chantilly lace, cut in a python pattern, detailed with vinyl sequins and ostrich feathers, or ready to go with ostrich plume shrugs. "Tuxedo" trousers were ragged with mink and plume tank-tops, and shadow-dyed ostrich plume jackets.