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Roberto Cavalli Fashion Illustrations

While I was a Fashion and Textiles Design student I was forever looking for the top designer's fashion illustrations, as I always found them so inspirational. I've recently stumbled across some I really love by Roberto Cavalli, so I thought I share them with you.

This first two are designs made for Cindy Crawford and Georgia May Jagger, and they are amazing.

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This one below is for the lovely Sharon Stone. The snake back detail will look incredible, and adds a perfect little twist to the classic strapped back/backless dress.



The next one was designed for Liu Wen, and it's my favourite. The colour and the indication of the pattern are beautiful. I love the expressive lines of the design and how subtle shading shows how the dress will fall. You could only expect the best from an amazing designer like Roberto Cavalli and he definitely delivers.

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There is no need to try and imagine how the finished dress would look as you can see it below. The outcome is just as stunning as the illustration. Like in the illustration, my favourite part of the dress is the colour and the pattern, it is gorgeous! I also adore the way the edges of the dress are finished, it is unusual to see dresses on the red carpet finished in such away and it works beautifully, I have to say I think it's one of my favourite finishes.


Which is your favourite design? Why not comment below and let me know.

Oh and don't forget to check out my handmade jewellery giveaway! You can find it here

SJ
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  1. Amanda Bundle24 May 2013 at 14:34

    You are so right! these are stunning love them.

    Amanda x

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  2. Anonymous24 May 2013 at 14:38

    BEAUTIFUL! I WANT! Hey your a designer, could you design something like this for me ;) Loves and kisses Millie xox

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    1. Sarah Jane Jackson29 July 2013 at 17:24

      Haha you can always take a look at my website and maybe buy something when I release my shop ;) x

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  3. : Green Chic Life :29 May 2013 at 04:59

    These are absolutely divine! I came across your blog and am your newest follower. I would love if you’d visit me at : the daily savant : and (if you like) follow with GFC and Blog Lovin' or Twitter!

    I also have a giveaway on now!

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    1. Sarah Jane Jackson29 July 2013 at 17:25

      Thank Signe, I'm glad you liked my posts enough to follow, I really appreciate it :). Of course I'll take a look in a bit x

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  4. Sheer Tshirt26 March 2021 at 07:55

    Wonderful content as always. I love how you talk about the projects and topics in detail. Keep the articles coming.

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