Slide Show: Luly Yang’s A Monarch’s Tale
SLIDESHOW: Our favorite looks from Luly Yang’s recent runway show include this highly structured canyon-inspired ball gown.
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This was by far my favorite piece of the evening. Part of the Amazonia collection and aptly named "Yellow Orchid", the bright gown has an on-trend dip hemline and an intricately feathered corset. It evokes ‘phoenix’ without crossing into Big Bird territory. If only I had a very fancy garden party to wear it to.
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Of course, Yang is known for her stunning and unique wedding gowns. We love the veiled slit and soft, snow-like texture of this dress from her Antarctica collection.
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Several times throughout the show I leaned over to my companion to comment on how much attention Yang pays to a woman’s backside in her designs—the whole backside that is. The rear of this dress is almost better than the front, a great detail when you consider how much of your wedding is spent facing away from the crowd.
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This cocktail number is all about party time. The metallic and black combo is spot-on for this season and will easily translate during winter’s holiday festivities. And the Marge Simpson/B-52s beehives? Taken with the hair direction in this recent Vogue spread, well, practice teasing, wrapping, and spraying, ladies.
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The model trounced and twirled down the runway in this couture gown, an update on Yang’s signature monarch butterfly dress. This piece also features the popular dip hem.
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The finale dress, called "Blue Morpho," might be best described as a showpiece. The black lace corset and long tulle train make it feel a grown-up version of the previous dress—as if Morpho is that butterfly’s dark and brooding cousin.
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