Couture Spring 19 Runway Highlights

We summarized our favorite threads through the Spring 19 Couture runways for your easy reference. You’re welcome.

full bodied fashion

This isn’t the first time that massively ruffled skirts have hit the runway but they sure did make a statement.

Left: Balmain (Filippo Fior), Top Right: Schiaparelli (Alessandro Lucioni), Bottom Right: Giambattista Valli (Alessandro Lucioni)

Viktor & Rolf (Alessandro Viero)

heady decor

Accessories are just as important to tie together the look as the clothes themselves. The creative head pieces were present on almost every single runway.

Top Left: Valentino (Filippo Fior), Top Right: Jean Paul Gaultier (Filippo Fior), Bottom: Ralph & Russo (Alessandro Lucioni)

Left: Alexis Mabille (Filippo Fior), Right: Christian Dior (Alessandro Lucioni)

seriously saturated shades

Often times, the Couture houses stick to chic neutrals and sparkly metallics but not for Spring 19. Color was embraced in a big way and it made for some seriously inspiring looks.

Left: Givenchy (Alexxandro Lucioni), Right: Giambattista Valli (Filippo Fior)

Left: Armani Prive (Filippo Fior), Right: Elie Saab (Alessandro Lucioni)

Left: Zuhair Murad (Alessandro Lucioni), Right: Elie Saab (Alessandro Lucioni)

fan girl

Structured ruffles are the new black. Get your starch can ready.

Left: Maison Francesco Scognamiglio (vogue.com), Right: Balmain (Filippo Fior)

Zuhair Murad (Alessandro Lucioni)

servin’ some serious leg

Showing sexy legs on the runway is a staple but incorporating a bodysuit feels pretty fresh.

Left: Zuhair Murad (Alessandro Lucioni), Right: Elie Saab (Alessandro Lucioni)

Left: Alexis Mabille (Filippo Fior), Right: Antonio Grimaldi (Vogue.com)

Left: Ralph & Russo (Alessandro Lucioni), Right: Zuhair Murad (Alessandro Lucioni)