The 'celebrities' favorites: Miley Cyrus and Nerea Garmendia, two seductive 'zingaras'

The actresses have taken the same look of two pieces of the Emilio Pucci signature. The 'looks' of two pieces have been one of the revelation of the season trends.

Gwyneth Paltrow was the first to bet on it, wearing an outfit of Emilio Pucci, only suitable for women with a firm and toned stomach. Shortly thereafter, Miley Cyrus followed his example and surprised us with another of the same signature design: a 'two-piece' composed of a black top with embroidery and braces 'spaghetti' and a skirt of high-waist black organza to game.

But these designs are not just 'Hollywood thing': the creations of Peter Dundas have jumped the pond and have also come to our country, where we have seen the Spanish actress Nerea Garmendia wearing the same 'look' Emilio Pucci (collection spring-summer 2012), with a perfectly trained abdomen and a bracelet, Rabat. On the catwalk, model Joan Smalls took this look with a pair of sandals 'peep toe' and a multitude of necklaces in black and gold, to match a pair of long earrings. A proposal more recharged and Baroque that chosen by the protagonists of our 'face to face'. Now you decide... who it is best? How would have you combined it?

Fashion Week Milan

Speaking of Milan supposed glamour, exclusive of the great names on the catwalk. Speaking of Milan is fashionable to talk in capital letters. And it is the gateway to Italy for a few days to meet some of the best designers in the world to increase the value of trends in the coming months to women wearing more distinguished and privileged.

From Prada to Gucci, from Armani to Dolce & Gabbana, Ferragamo for a Moschino, Alberta Ferretti from Etro, by Cavalli, which has the note of controversy in the Fashion Week in refusing to present its newest collection, the Just Cavalli “by the crisis?"

Therefore, the Italian designer has presented a collection that avoids romantic and believes in a woman hard and combative warrior capable of overcoming the bad times. Cavalli said goodbye to his fantasies of color and vaporous clothes and dresses and jackets replaced by short, straight lines, dark, leather, studs, pins and zippers punk style reminiscent of the'80s, but says that has not been inspired by this trend.

But if war had on the Cavalli catwalk, Cristina Ortiz, designer Salvatore Ferragamo, Milan flooded with mystery and seduction, the signing of the house. All possible versions of the red rose to eggplant, went for a walk but not to inspire romantic passion. Full of complicated cutting pliers, shapes and exaggerated shoulder pads only fit for daring women who are not afraid to suggest his body sheathed in long skirts and bodices of tissues veiled transparent organza.

The collection, signed by the Italian designer Veronica Etro, for its part, was composed of ethnic clothing and less sophisticated than usual, taking as inspiration the colors of the Byzantine mosaics. Quirky and unusual combinations of leather and silk, sequins and fringe, dazzled with pants, dresses and coats in which the tones of bronze and gold were the protagonists, in addition to the vaporous tunics in hot colors.

But the explosion of brilliance came with the collection of Frida Giannini for Gucci. Inspired by China Town, the Italian filled garments with sequins and shiny, from cutting men's suits, but with cigarette pants, a dress Cortis through the entire modern dancer style "Fame" or "Flash dance." All in boots that reach the thigh and ends in vertiginous heels.

The signature designs of Emilio Pucci and his new designer, the young Norwegian Peter Dundas, excited to Princess Mette Marit, who was in the front row, thanks to the "micro-dress and boots with high heels, which give a strong and aggressive women.

Meanwhile, the designer Rossella jardinier played for the house Moschino, with shapes and colors for her new collection. Originality also not lacking in a parade in which they could see huge red flowers, millions of remnants of fabric, ties and exaggerated ruffles and meters and meters of organza.

One of the most awaited moments of the Milan Fashion Week came from the hand of Giorgio Armani, who played with the gray tones and light fabrics in its proposals for a woman "Porcelain" that goes to the street chic additions : Gilda type gloves and hat.

For its part, invested in Dolce & Gabbana fall-winter line inspired opera with some stamping reminiscent of Baroque paintings. Tutús, bodices, dresses adorned with ribbons, braids and miniskirts in the form of umbrellas that could have the glory Meninas by Velazquez completed a collection that took as its guest of emergency in the front row for the new signature image, the actress Scarlett Johansson.