Have we gone back in time to the Victorian Age? If so, that would explain ther Robert Geller A/W 2009 collection. Reminiscent of the Victorian era of fashion, Geller puts an emphasis on fit by creating clothes that accentuate the figure. How very Tudors of him. With an aim to brighten the colorwheel for Autumn, the palette is very atypical of usual fall wear with shades of purple and blush. The accessories are a major selling point with scarves galore - small tie scarfs, large sheet like scarves, even tube like scarves - gloves, hats, and just about everything else. And with outerwear being the premises for Autumn wear, the collection features an assembly of jackets and coats that are modern and classic yet go above and beyond to be a little different, something that we like. While some may call the collection stuffy, Robert Geller makes stuffy the new black.
View the rest of the collection after the jump.
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