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| | Alexander Mcqueen Spring 2011 | Sarah Burton put most poignant on McQueen new collection which it was a pair of sculpted mini dresses crafted from butterfly wings. The wings created an arresting pattern from hem to neck, where they almost literally burst forth in a flutter around the models' necks. |
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| | Blumarine Spring 2011 | For Spring, Anna Monilari create an animal motifs and lots of them, not just big cats, whipped up in either pastel brights or neutral browns with gold-leaf dots, but also big butterflies. In case that weren't wild enough, because the dresses were colorful. |
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| | Givenchy Spring 2011 | Riccardo Tisci put less Catholic but more pagan. The keynote was the leopard, fast cat of the savanna. Nothing says old-school glamour like that particular animal print, but tapping into his inherent Gothicism, Tisci dragged it with his elongated riffs on twenty-first-century . |
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| | Louis Vuitton Spring 2011 | Marc Jacobs create a collection of outrageous glamour for Louis Vuitton, on the closing day of the Paris prêt-à-Porter season. His models paraded against a backdrop which featured safari animals like tiger, giraffe and panda. |
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