Show Stoppers
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- Show StoppersWhat a Gem: Karl Lagerfeld lit up the Grand Palais stage in a setting reminiscent of Superman's Fortress of Solitude. With faux gypsum crystals towering over the models, this was one planet we'd have loved to visit.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/89964_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersAll Aboard: Circling a real steam engine train, the extravagant Louis Vuitton catwalk featured outfits that evoked an era gone by. To fill out the travel-themed period show, porters carrying chic bags followed each model down the runway.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/89965_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersRain, Rain: In true London form, rain was the staple at Burberry. While the show's clear tent revealed the wet weather outdoors, models walked the finale holding striped umbrellas beneath falling paper rain inside.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/89229_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersFashion Wake: Staging a platform of rebirth, designer Thom Browne began his fall show with ten fashion victims, who rose from coffins lining the runway. The event was a mesmerizing display of exaggerated showmanship and creativity.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/89228_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersWith a Twist: Marc Jacobs created a visual feast of wintery ruins—a world where Marie Antoinette, the Mad Hatter and pilgrims collide.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/89233_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersThe Shining: The McQ runway in London was covered in a blanket of dried leaves, and the forestry theme continued into the finale, where one model followed a rope into darkness before seeing light emerge from a woodshed onstage.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/89235_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersHome on the Range: At Band of Outsiders, red rock formations were set against a desert sky, sculpting a landscape reminiscent of the good ol' American Southwest.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/89227_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersIn the Details: Set to Baroque opera music, Dolce & Gabbana's collection was very Old World–meets–modern sex appeal. Vine-covered chandeliers and oversize gilded mirrors created a 17th-century Venetian stage.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/89230_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersHomecoming: With a Class of 2013 sign dangling among streamers, balloons and disco balls above the runway, DSquared2 formed its very own kitschy retro prom.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/89232_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersArranged Marriage: Jil Sander set a very pretty stage with pillars and flowers, complementing the simple yet beautiful clothing and symbolizing a serene ending to Raf Simons' reign as designer at the fashion house.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/89234_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersGoing Up?: At the Grand Promenade inside New York's Avery Fisher Hall, models entered and exited the runway via escalators for a literal runway-to-retail experience at Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/89236_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersBottoms Up: Waiting for models at the end of the Chalayan runway were glasses of Champagne with a miniscule camera attached. As the ladies sipped their bubbles, spectators witnessed an up-close and personal view of each model's mouth.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/89963_Original.jpg
- Show StoppersCarnival: After models power-walked down an intense, carnivalesque Lanvin show, Alber Elbaz crooned Que Sera, Sera, creating what could be the most endearing end to any fashion show.NEXT ON GLO: Sorbet Colors Are Big For Spring Fashionhttp://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/90331_Original.jpg
- Show Stoppers3/12: Show Stoppers: Beautiful and Over-the-Top Runway Shows That Will Inspire and Make Your Jaw Drophttp://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/90494_Original.jpg
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Show-Stopper
1 of 14GloSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Chanel-RF12-0535
2 of 14What a Gem: Karl Lagerfeld lit up the Grand Palais stage in a setting reminiscent of Superman's Fortress of Solitude. With faux gypsum crystals towering over the models, this was one planet we'd have loved to visit.
Chanel, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Vuitton-RF12-0747
3 of 14All Aboard: Circling a real steam engine train, the extravagant Louis Vuitton catwalk featured outfits that evoked an era gone by. To fill out the travel-themed period show, porters carrying chic bags followed each model down the runway.
Louis Vuitton, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Burberry-RF12-2288
4 of 14Rain, Rain: In true London form, rain was the staple at Burberry. While the show's clear tent revealed the wet weather outdoors, models walked the finale holding striped umbrellas beneath falling paper rain inside.
Burberry, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Browne-RF12-1648
5 of 14Fashion Wake: Staging a platform of rebirth, designer Thom Browne began his fall show with ten "fashion victims," who rose from coffins lining the runway. The event was a mesmerizing display of exaggerated showmanship and creativity.
Thom Brown, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Jacobs-RF12-6399
6 of 14With a Twist: Marc Jacobs created a visual feast of wintery ruins—a world where Marie Antoinette, the Mad Hatter and pilgrims collide.
Marc Jacobs, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_McQ-RF12-4387
7 of 14The Shining: The McQ runway in London was covered in a blanket of dried leaves, and the forestry theme continued into the finale, where one model followed a rope into darkness before seeing light emerge from a woodshed onstage.
McQ, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Band-of-Outsiders-RF12-0165
8 of 14Home on the Range: At Band of Outsiders, red rock formations were set against a desert sky, sculpting a landscape reminiscent of the good ol' American Southwest.
Band of Outsiders, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Dolce-e-Gabb-RF12-1731
9 of 14In the Details: Set to Baroque opera music, Dolce & Gabbana's collection was very Old World–meets–modern sex appeal. Vine-covered chandeliers and oversize gilded mirrors created a 17th-century Venetian stage.
Dolce & Gabbana, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_DSquared2-RF12-0004
10 of 14Homecoming: With a "Class of 2013" sign dangling among streamers, balloons and disco balls above the runway, DSquared2 formed its very own kitschy retro prom.
DSquared, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Jil-Sander-RF12-5633
11 of 14Arranged Marriage: Jil Sander set a very pretty stage with pillars and flowers, complementing the simple yet beautiful clothing and symbolizing a serene ending to Raf Simons' reign as designer at the fashion house.
Jil Sander, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Philosophy-NY-RF12-0982
12 of 14Going Up?: At the Grand Promenade inside New York's Avery Fisher Hall, models entered and exited the runway via escalators for a literal runway-to-retail experience at Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti.
Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Chalayan-S12-019
13 of 14Bottoms Up: Waiting for models at the end of the Chalayan runway were glasses of Champagne with a miniscule camera attached. As the ladies sipped their bubbles, spectators witnessed an up-close and personal view of each model's mouth.
Hussein Chalayan, F/W 2012: ImaxtreeSTYLE_Show-Stoppers_Imax_Lanvin-RF12-3864
14 of 14Carnival: After models power-walked down an intense, carnivalesque Lanvin show, Alber Elbaz crooned "Que Sera, Sera," creating what could be the most endearing end to any fashion show.
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Lanvin, F/W 2012: Imaxtree
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