Mercedes-Benz Vehicles, Concept Cars, and the Mercedes Lifestyle

Earlier this month, the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week took place on some of the most recognized runways in there world. Following are some facts about those runways and some of the designs that were presented during this iconic and popular event.

Michael Angel
This graphic spring runway was offered by Aussie designer Michael Angel and drew inspiration from women like Josephine Baker and Nancy Cunard. The collection turned out to be “quirky and pretty” and upbeat. Skirts were varied – some were “flasher short” while others were just imply “unpredictable.” Prints included “floral and faceted gems” with “heavy doses of bling on sleeves” and other interesting choices made by the designer.

BCBG Runway
Max Azria’s popular runway was the place to be if you enjoy seeing bold colors that will be all the rage next spring. Pool blue was the most popular option for this runway, but teal, fuchsia and neutrals were also quite popular. There were also a number of t-shirt style dresses as well as body-conscious designs that varied from the super mini to “billowy maxi jobs” and others.

Ports 1961
This runway featured a number of Asian-looking designs from designer Tia Cibani. Red eye shadow combined with pale lavender designs made a huge splash as did body-skimming sheaths, blossom prints and other unique dresses.

There are several ways to enjoy the Mercedes-Benz lifestyle. If you’re not a model, you can still appreciate the elitist feeling and exclusivity of the luxury lifestyle if you just schedule a test drive at your Philadelphia area Mercedes dealer today!