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| Elle Hungary September, 2015 |
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| Veronique Branquinho Pre-Fall 2014 |
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Monday, September 28, 2015
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Trend Tracking | Inspired by J.W. Anderson
In a previous post I highlighted the collaboration between J.W. Anderson and the landscape artist John Allen to create intarsia sweaters which are not only unique and beautiful but wearable as well. Seems J.W inspired a new trend...
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| Novis S/S 2016 |
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| Claudia Schiffer x Tse Cashmere |
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| Coach Spring, 2016 |
Monday, September 21, 2015
Thursday, September 17, 2015
Tinseltown
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| Brit Maren for Nasty Gal Lookbook Jan, 2013 |
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| CR Fashion Book September, 2015 |
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| Balmain Fall 2015 |
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| Glamour Netherlands September, 2015 |
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| L'Express Style September, 2015 |
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| Love Magazine F/W 2015 |
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| Top Shop |
Tuesday, September 15, 2015
Spring 2016 | Tommy Hilfiger
Tommy Hilfiger
LOVE! Did I just say that about Tommy Hilfiger? Yes...yes, I did. A mash-up of Hawaiian inspired prints mixed with Calico floral pleat insets, stripes which winked at their Rastafarian roots, and maxi dresses with delicate crochet accents in dozens of iterations paraded down the runway on every of-the-moment model. This was a collection of exuberance punctuated with exquisite workmanship and expensive looking materials. Is it possible that someone finally learned how to make crochet bikinis relevant and dare I say, wearable? Even after 59 looks, I still wanted more.
LOVE! Did I just say that about Tommy Hilfiger? Yes...yes, I did. A mash-up of Hawaiian inspired prints mixed with Calico floral pleat insets, stripes which winked at their Rastafarian roots, and maxi dresses with delicate crochet accents in dozens of iterations paraded down the runway on every of-the-moment model. This was a collection of exuberance punctuated with exquisite workmanship and expensive looking materials. Is it possible that someone finally learned how to make crochet bikinis relevant and dare I say, wearable? Even after 59 looks, I still wanted more.
all images courtesy of 10magazine
Trend-Tracking: Riding the Celine Rib Train
Celine's Phoebe Philo has clearly liked the architectural modernity that a sleek rib sweater can convey in the past few seasons. Hers is of the squishy, synthetic variety sculpted with a techy viscose/polyamide blend yarn which allows the sweater to bounce and vibrate against the body rather than vacuum sealing it like a piece of beef jerky.
Ribs not only can be tricky to wear, they're often overlooked as outfit completers, unobtrusive and uninspiring, but as of late they have been the unsung standouts in many a designer's collection; most notably in dresses with beautiful rib transfers and floaty ease in fresh shades of white. OK, so maybe white rib dresses aren't so easy to wear and these are more than a bit derivative of someone else's vision but they just look so good...
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| Jill Stuart S/S 2016 |
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| Victoria Beckham |
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| Prabal Gurung |
Monday, September 14, 2015
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Monday, September 7, 2015
Thursday, September 3, 2015
Scenic Landscape | J.W. Anderson S/S 2015
Textile artist John Allen was the inspiration for J. W Anderson's gorgeous Men's Spring/Summer 2015 jacquard landscape knits. The designs combine a mix of different yarns in mohair, wool, silk, viscose, and nylon in complicated knitting structures to render the scenes realistically. Anderson intends for these to have broad unisex appeal and I suspect you will be seeing the Allen/Anderson influence in stores and on the runway in the seasons to come.
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