I really liked some of the shots from this editorial in Grazia Australia. The mood feels right for some of the Fall 2020 themes I've been thinking about.
Showing posts with label Plaid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plaid. Show all posts
Thursday, July 11, 2019
Thursday, May 9, 2019
Thursday, March 14, 2019
Check Please!
Menswear-inspired patterns were prominent in the Fall 2019 shows but buffalo and jockey-like checkerboard patterns really stood out this season in Paris.
The entire Dior show revolved around checks and bucket hats. (The hats were amazing!)
Nicholas Ghesquiere's Louis Vuitton is a bellwether for everything, IMHO. You can see the checks on the cardigan layered under the v-neck but it was on several non-knit pieces throughout the collection as well.
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| Kenzo Fall 2019 |
The entire Dior show revolved around checks and bucket hats. (The hats were amazing!)
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| Dior Fall 2019 |
Nicholas Ghesquiere's Louis Vuitton is a bellwether for everything, IMHO. You can see the checks on the cardigan layered under the v-neck but it was on several non-knit pieces throughout the collection as well.
Thursday, November 22, 2018
Power Plaid
We're absolutely having a plaid moment. It's everywhere. Isn't it always you say? I guess....but whole editorials are dedicated to it this Fall. I love plaid because it always has tomboy overtones no matter what color, scale, or brand that designs it. At Coach I designed enough plaid scarves to last me a lifetime. I have buckets of them! Plaid also says Thanksgiving to me so Happy Holiday!
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| Elle Portugal December 2018 |
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| Elle Portugal December 2018 |
Thursday, September 20, 2018
Checked-Out
Get ready to start seeing a lot of Western-inspired looks. Guess what that means? FRINGE! But also buffalo plaids and checks, which are a natural expression of the theme. Personally, I prefer less literal interpretations of fashion trends.
The below pieces offer a (very, very) deconstructed approach to Western. The first image also hits nicely on future color trends; colors which are still quite saturated but closer to pastels without the dusty, faded aspect. I am personally liking all the minty, fluffy cotton candy-esque shades I've been noticing (see Delpozo Resort 2019.) I'll have to do a color post soon.
The below pieces offer a (very, very) deconstructed approach to Western. The first image also hits nicely on future color trends; colors which are still quite saturated but closer to pastels without the dusty, faded aspect. I am personally liking all the minty, fluffy cotton candy-esque shades I've been noticing (see Delpozo Resort 2019.) I'll have to do a color post soon.
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| Madame Figaro Turkey September 2018 |
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| WSJ Magazine August 2018 |
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| Madame Figaro Turkey September 2018 |
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| Lauren Manoogian on sale at Moda Operandi |
Thursday, January 11, 2018
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