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By Christine Suppes

Oliver Theyskens is the sole of discretion.  His Rochas spring 2006 woman walks in two piece suits with skirts sweeping the ground as in the days just before World War I.  Using few accessories and keeping the color palette in subdued colors like midnight blue and black, his dresses and blouses were adorned with a signature rose or creamy lace ruffles.  Pants were lean but relaxed.  Theyskens designed these clothes to be worn by day, but it will probably be night when these beautiful and sober ensembles will make their appearances.  Delicacy and modesty prevailed on this catwalk.

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