March 4th, 2010
Posted by Amelia Sable
For the new season, you should be looking for interesting cut-outs – the hot Fashion Trend SPRING/ SUMMER 2010. Cut-outs in your ensemble add a subtle sexiness to your look, emitting taste and class, and leaving something to the imagination. This trend can be seen on all items fashionable, from dresses to shirts to pants to leggings and even shoes. More for the edgy fashionista, the trend has been sported on runways across the globe and most recently for Spring/Summer 2010.
Designer Zac Posen incorporated the trend into a stunning yellow mini dress that was displayed on his runway at Mercedes-Benz NYC Fashion Week. At first glance, this mini is adorable, but once the cut-outs on each side are noticed it suddenly turns cute into sultry.
In London, Basso & Brooke added the cut-out trend to their patterned pieces, making each piece extremely noteworthy. These little cuts into the fabric, showing only a sliver of skin along the chest area, are perfect for those who don’t want to show bits of their bust area.
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February 26th, 2010
Posted by Veronica Valter
I like Issa collections. They are pretty, stylish and often controversial. If we take Spring/ Summer 2010 line with Naomi Campbell ruling the catwalk – I absolutely loved it!
The new collection for Fall 2010 seems very interesting, too. It is focused on grown women mostly and outfits look classy and beautiful. However, it seems the designer hesitated about what target audience to choose and created a few outfits that are youghful. I think the latter type wasn’t very successful with all those sequins and bright prints.
Quilted jackets and ankle boots that were to match an evening dress were a mess. But extra-long leather gloves, grey jersy frocks and smart mini dresses were a hit of the range!
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February 24th, 2010
Posted by Veronica Valter
Everyone likes classic in his own way. Some just adore it and wear pieces of this kind daily. Others prefer these items for special occasions. But I don’t know a person who would say that classic is bad.
Burberry is classic, and that’s all we can say. But we want to say more, especially after success the fashion show of Burberry Prorsum had yesterday (February 23). It was broadcast in 3D and could be seen in five places simultaneously. (Read Burberry show in 3D.) In London plenty of celebrities watched it live.
And there was a lot to watch. Christopher Baily was clearly inspired by military trend that became extremely ppulat during the last few seasons. Lots of military jackets, suits and coats were featured on the runway. But these were different from those we are used to seeing in recent seasons. They were more modern, very similar to real military outfits men wear at battle fields.
Besides military style we see many very feminine pieces: light fur-coats, skirts that narrow down to knees, pleated dresses, lacy blouses and absolutely fabulous thigh-high boots. To tell you the truth, I’ve never been a huge fan of these boots, but Burberry ones seem fantastic to me!
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February 24th, 2010
Posted by Veronica Valter
It’s obviously the new stage in development of fashion industry as well as the film one. Burberry Prorsum became the first brend who broadcast their fashion show at London Fashion Week live in 3D. It’s a real breakthrough. People could watch the show simultaneously in five different places: New York, Paris, Dubai, Tokyo and Los Angeles.
But while guests abroad had to put on retro red and green glasses to enjoy a simulation front row experience, the red carpet in London was dotted with stars rocking Burberry creations from previous collections.
Lots of celebrities were willing to attend the presentation but only few really had a chance. Among those were: Kate Hudson in a bottle-green sequin Burberry dress, Twilight star Kirsten Stewart in a richly pleated skirt from the S/S 2010 range, fashionista Mary-Kate Olsen in a gorgeous black coat, Claire Danes and others.
Everyone was excited with anticipation. When the lights went out all the talks stopped. Burberry Cadette Girls show began… Lots of military-inspired garments, famous Burberry coats, pleated dresses and so much popular thigh-high boots captured attention. (Read a detailed review of the show.)
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November 30th, 2009
Posted by Veronica Valter
Jonathan Saunders loves showing his collections in London. He has launched his Spring-Summer 2010 range at London Fashion Week and feels very excited about exhibiting the Fall 2010-Winter 2011 in the British capital, too.
He said:
I’m going to show in London again in February; I just loved showing here in September. It’s much easier than New York because I’m still based in London, and I always will be.”
However, the Scottish designer will return to New York next autumn as the US offers lots of good chances.
He explained:
I will go back to show in New York next autumn. It’s just such a huge country – and nationwide stores like Saks and Barney’s give you such huge reach. It’s good for a business.”
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October 12th, 2009
Posted by Erin Sun
New styles, new colors, new patterns, new shapes and new ideas were presented in New York, London, Milan and Paris fashion weeks.
Want to see them???
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September 28th, 2009
Posted by Veronica Valter
Pringle of Scotland showcased their Spring/Summer 2010 collection during the London Fashion Week though before they liked to shine in Milan.
This return is explaned by the fact the company wanted to join the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the fashion week marking this way its Scottish origin.
The collection is rather monotone. The only colors used in clothes are white, black, gray, beige, brown and lemon. A bit dull pallete for spring and summer I would say.
The garments weren’t too diverse either. Short knitwear dresses and interesting open cable-knit cardigans showed that Pringle didn’t forget the brand was based on knitwear.
A few multilevel ruffled short skirts looked great as well as jackets which had no particluar shape and incorporated lots of details we can hardly expect in this piece of clothing.
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September 28th, 2009
Posted by Veronica Valter
Paul Smith’s Spring/Summer 2010 collection was much inspired by Gentlemen of Bakongo. We saw lots of obviously mannish suits and shirts, ties and hats, even shoes.
The only thing that was feminine in them was the combinaion of colors. Only women could wear something too bright and controversial at the same time.
Though it did look impressive and interesting. I’m sure some girs, those who like wearing men’s clothes, would love to adopt some items into their wardrobes.
The color was significant not only in suit sets but in every outfit presented in the line. Lots of unexpected and really vibrant tones were incorporated into pieces artfully.
There were a few monotone items as well and they looked great too.
Loads of stripes, plaids and other patterns even made the collection look cuter and more youthful.
What my eye caught were the accessories, to be precise it was beads elaborated into collars and necklaces. They were fantastic!
And the braids which will definitely be trendy in warm seasons and the lipstick that was all colors possible including green, blue, grey, orange, red and other tones.
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September 24th, 2009
Posted by Veronica Valter
So much awaited and anticpated collection by Burberry Prorsum finally was unveiled and closed the London Fashion Week that celebrated its 25th Anniversary.
Burberry that showcased their collections in Milan for many years returned to London to make the celebration even brighter.
Trench coats were the main pieces in the Spring/Summer 2010 collection.
The trench has been reinvented and intended specifically for the 18- to 25-year-olds in the audience.
Beigh color is one of the trendiest at the moment and military motives are still fresh, so the Burberry trench will become something like a must-have for fashionistas all over the globe, and especially in England with its rainy weather.
Beside the trench, Burberry experimented with short dresses made of light airy fabrics. Materials were twisted, pleated and draped, something Burberry had never done.
The colors are all subdued: grey, mint green, lavender, rosy, yelowish, etc. Nothing was bright or catchy.
The whole collection gives the impression of luxe, glamour and calmness, and this is what it was meant for.
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September 23rd, 2009
Posted by Veronica Valter
If I tried to find a more colorless collection I guess I wouldn’t succeed much, because Sass&Bide is the one.
No more colors than white, black, grey and gold were used to make the clothes.
But as the garments do look good it means a great talent worked on it. Having just a few hues and doing marvels with them is a complicated thing, no doubt.
The line Spring/Summer 2010 is partially inspired by a bondage style.
We see wonderful pieces with the use of that. They are interesting and very fresh-looking.
Besides, we see the influence of a Greek style here.
Long, floor-sweeping gowns made of light airy fabrics are gorgeous and feminine.
Ankle-length pants and shorts more similar to bloomers are in plenty, providing much comfort to the wearer.
Some are very simple but others are elaborately designed.
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