看不懂英文，
你看图就好了。
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The sports references came fast and furious. Color-blocked dresses looked like deconstructed scuba suits, windbreaker parkas seemed spliced together from flags, and basketball shorts sported the house monogram striped down the sides. Ghesquiére took cues from artist Hélio Oiticica for a pair of kitelike paper leather dresses; Aldemir Martins is the artist behind the futebol prints. As casual as the clothes were in intention, many of them were no doubt quite complicated to make. Ruched parachute dresses were among the subtler evocations of the theme, and they’ll be popular. Representing Paris was the more wintry aspect of the collection: a trim black coat and a cropped jacket with metal hardware; very cool, narrowly cut pants with a kick flare; and capelike dickeys. Ghesquière showed a lot of sequined scarves, which were as much jewelry as they were accessory. And, bien sûr, there was no shortage of bags. The Twist is now available in tropical colors, and a new style, the Pliage, boasts almost a foot of fringe. As for the boombox bags, the designer proudly reported that, thanks to Bluetooth technology, they actually play music. After the show, guests were shuttled to the Parque Lage, at the base of Corcovado; Christ the Redeemer glowed in the clouds. The evening was capped off with a rollicking samba performance.
