Christophe Decarnin

Balmain Spring 2010 Collection Balmain has maintained the same level of sexiness in his spring 2010 collection as he did in his previous one. Stylish, glamorous yet grungy looking, Balmain's 2010 spring summer collection is worth admiring as it enchants the eyes at first sight. A heavy name in the fashion industry, Balmain has yet again managed to create a very fashionable collection for the 2010 spring summer season. Balmain has amazed with his fall winter fashion collection created due to the lovely dresses and combinations of elements transposed on the runway. The person responsible for Blamain's remarkable fashion creations is Christophe Decarnin, a ... Read Full Story

Galdiatrixes in minidresses that looked like they were made from the skins of freshly vanquished crocodiles and models that scintillated like human disco balls had the run of Paris' catwalks on Thursday as the City of Light's spring-summer 2010 collections moved into day two. Balmain, whose peaked shouldered jackets and minuscule second-skin dresses have made it the It Brand for jet-setting party girls, continued to deliver the goods, sending out peaked-shouldered jackets and minidresses in ragged-hemmed, cave girl leathers or warrior chain mail — much of it shorn of the usual sprinkling of rhinestones. Not to worry, though: Even without the Swarovski crystals, the ... Read Full Story

Well not exactly so. For those of you that are just as concerned about what designers wear just as much as their collections themseleves, you might have noticed in recent months that Christophe Decarnin was in dire need of something new. Back in January when Balmain Homm e was just a rumor that spread like wildfire and everyone was anxiously awaiting what the man of the moment would create for men, I predicted that Decarnin would essentially clone himself and water his own personal style down into the label - and that he did. After having a rocky first start in menswear, for Spring ... Read Full Story

Christophe Decarnin has always done excellent job for glittery, and highly padded shoulder designs. It’s a known fact that cost of his single jacket (costing $9,000 or thereabouts), could pay for an entire wardrobe of Balmain knockoffs for ten teenage girls. But it hardly matters for fashion enthusiasts who are crazy for Christophe designs. For Spring 2010, Decarnin brought another whammy of a no-brainier blockbuster. His army of sleek-limbed, sizzling super-girls strode out with huge-shouldered, metal-epaulet military tailcoats with tattered T-shirts, and bullet belts slanged around artfully stained and holed jeans. (Click on images to enlarge) Patching together 70’s MASH and Versace’s early chain-mailed ... Read Full Story

Welcome to The Neave, an online publication with content updated daily. Our purpose is to inform and entertain, with strong opinions. Our goal is to provide a platform for talented writers to gain deserved exposure. Feel free to browse our twelve categories. The Neave is your new addiction. kiss & tell InSeam the sonorus lafemme the telly Featured Articles coffeebreak Short Stack fin the medium The Shwag May 16th 2009 Christophe Decarnin feeds my disco fever cum glitter addiction with his Swarovski drenched designs for Balmain Fall RTW. Decarnin seduces the shopper into his sparkly world of crotch-teasing scintillating minidresses complimented by chains, tulle, ... Read Full Story