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Andrew GN Spring Summer 2006: The Catwalk Report
A MAINSTAY of the Park Avenue Princess' wardrobe, with Andrew Gn you tend to know what you're gonna get, but that doesn't mean his show this morning, with its cocktail-to-floorlength dresses and endless array of pretty sculpted coats, isn't worth a good look. Leaving Bergdorf's for a moment to woo a trendier dresser with the odd crocheted top or brown and green printed off the shoulder dress, the Singapore-born, Paris-based designer stuck mainly to the rich list in a show that encouraged plenty of flexing from all those Daddy's girls carrying credit cards. Lacy chiffon tops and minidresses were flirty and fun while the silk and light cashmere coats that went with them – some embroidered with glittering glass beads – left us in no doubt that they'll cost a very pretty penny. It was good, clean, colourful, seriously expensive fun for the firmest, bronzed of flesh and the high sexy shoes, featuring prints repeated on the billowing kaftans above them, are bound to see serious action living the high life next summer. (October 5 2005, PM) http://www.vogue.co.uk/vogue_daily/story/story.asp?stid=29558
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