Trend Report FW2016: Multi Print

January 4, 2016 by  
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To those not following fashion you might look like a fool, blending different prints in one look is rather cool. combined classic prints, from decades passed form the ultimate modern day attire. Some flora, some fauna and some folklore, a little leopard and a touch of tweed in the mix. And when the right color palettes conglomerate; the result is the absolute proof of good taste. Watch & learn from the a/w styles Haider Ackermann, Bottega Veneta, Marc Jacobs, Kenzo and Moncler sent out on their runways. Remember: accessories can make or break the outfit and layering is key. Now, chop chop, time for action, you’ve got some serious mixing and matching to do!

Trend Report FW2016: Vinyl Vixen

January 4, 2016 by  
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We have to admit, it’s a rather tricky material. Yet if you manage to work your piece of vinyl/patent leather, you’re set to have all eyes on you, at all times. Red pants, croc skirts, trenchcoats; Dior, Loewe, Carven, Saint Laurent and Miu Miu all sent out one or two shiny showstoppers on their a/w runway. Paired with colored cashmere or sparkly sweatshirts the trend pulled off some head spinning winter looks. A little risky, slightly over the edge perhaps, yet jaw dropping guaranteed. Shiny without the shimmer. Is this a trend you’d consider?

Trend Report FW2016: Polar proof

January 3, 2016 by  
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‘Winter is coming’, we’ve been stating it since the Game of Thrones’ season finale, yet we have not yet experienced one of those really cold days. Luckily, perhaps. If winter wonderland is, by any chance, still making an appearance we’re fully prepared to blend in. Head to toe in white like a fashionable big foot. Polar proof like Fendi and Chanel. The fluffier your look, the better. And props if you can keep your whole outfit within one color tone. And yes, your hair may be pink, completely according to Vuitton and last year’s big beauty trend.

Trend Report FW2016: I just tweeded this

January 2, 2016 by  
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Strong in both print and material, tweed is having a big moment this winter. Spot this ultimate winter fabric at Haider Ackermann (slightly dark and chevron inspired), Miu Miu (bright and mixed with different prints), Prada (old school and modest), Rykiel (monochrome) and, naturally, at Chanel (any size, shape and color). Give this classic trend a modern update by mix- and matching it with your favorite winter pieces. A tweed dress with knee high boots perhaps? A maxi tweed skirt with an oversized turtle neck perhaps? Or why not just make a tweed statement with coat of your choice? Tweeting might be very 2015, tweed is SO 2016.

5x hot hairstyles to counteract the December cold

December 24, 2015 by  
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Nothing so fickle as the mood of women. Even when something’s decided we can still change our mind (sorry for that). And when it comes to our hair, the examples are endless (also sorry for that). Especially with the end of the year in front of us, that tickles our craving for new visions, new styles and new hair. Thinking of some hair changement? With these looks you’ll never miss the boat. Instead, you rock the boat.

1.Catch the waves
It’s hard to miss this one, as this is a constant factor in almost every women’s hair wardrobe. Need an 2016 update? Take note from Chloe, Gucci, Anna Sui or Tom Ford and you know exactly what we’re talking about it. Naturally textured wavy hair that do perfect with this seventies suede inspired era. Go ride that surfboard honey.

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Gucci

Rodarte

Rodarte

2. Goth aesthetic
You see those feminine, healthy and shiny locks above? That’s exactly what you’re not suppose to create. Keep these words in mind: grunge, 90’s, Marilyn Manson, untreated, messy, rough, wet ‘n wild and play it cool at any time. Just like the Wang Gang would do.

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Alexander Wang

Nina Ricci

Nina Ricci

3. Bun in the oven (just kidding)
Before we’re getting into more serious things (or perhaps you already have some kids at home), we rather experiment with these buns (French twist) on our head. Call it ballerina, call it Audrey Hepburn-style or call it just the perfect hair recipe for these Christmas holidays. Don’t be too perfect though in the execution, Fashion Gods prescribe we would like to recommend you to leave some hair out in the back of your neck.

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Victoria Beckham

Isabel Marant

Isabel Marant

4. Wet ‘n wild
Haven’t we seen this one before? Many times? Yes, we have indeed. In 2011 to be exact, when the whole wet-party got out of control. And it never really left the stage. And it won’t be much of a difference now. Comb it in a slick side part (Kenzo) or all the way to the back into a ponytail (Stella McCartney). Psssst! Small hint: Team up with your spouse, because this trend is on his agenda too -and can look incredibly hot and gentleman-ish on him.

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Stella McCartney

Carolina Herrera

Carolina Herrera

5. (West) side story
Dries Van Noten, Acne Studios, Jason Wu, Jil Sander, Max Mara, Thierry Mugler. The list of designers goes on and on. Perhaps because this is one of the most easy-going but classy looks. You don’t really need skills to pull this look off, only the hair. You can couple it with the textured wavy hair or pin straight hair.

Jason Wu

Jason Wu

Balmain

Balmain

Trend Report FW2016: not just a skirt

December 22, 2015 by  
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You can wear a skirt. Ór you can wear a Skirt. According to that last part, it’s best to watch the trick at fashion masterminds like Lanvin, Rodarte, Fendi, Prabal Gurung and Acne Studios. All that counts for this winter is complex shapes, perfect silhouettes, asymmetrical lines and multilayering (even better: 3D-layering). Mixing different textures and fabrics; (metallic)leather, feathers or suede. Even skirt over pants is making its comeback in the fashion arena (the ‘skant’- how 90’s!), as seen at big boys such as Dries van Noten and Givenchy. Skirts ain’t the holy property for the good girls in school any more. Nor the bad girls exploring the night life. We can all play this game, even at the office or when attending Christmas dinner at the in-laws (perhaps not the mini-skirt though). Choose your style and it’s gonna be a hell of a lot of fun this season.

Trend Report FW2016: Sorry guys, the razor returns

December 19, 2015 by  
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‘This is a man’s world. But it wouldn’t be nothing, nothing without a woman or a girl.’ We know this, they know this. But let’s not take all the credits, because there’s something else that makes the man for sure. In a sexy way. In a rough way. In a badass way. In a Insta-masculine way. And mainly in a hipster way. Something that has been big bigger biggest for the past few years. We don’t even have to start guessing right, as we all know we’re talking about beards here. It’s been so big, that we almost can’t image our men without. But times change, and so does fashion (of course). Turns out, the bushy beard is deader than the Backstreet Boys, and the clean-cut man-boy is hotter than Justin Bieber’s Sorry. Yeps, we’re going towards a clean, minimal and crisp look. The ultimate symbol of cool and manliness is changing.

Take a good look at these elegant gentleman (yes, even without beards) and absorb some inspiration on how to rock this babyface. Will all men adapt to this new trend? We’re kind of doubtful. I mean, why fix something that’s not broken and looks incredibly hot on you? On the other hand, even for men, being less trend-orientated human beings, it’s good to try something new every once in a while. If necessary, start with a three-day beard or stubbles before making the big jump. And keep in mind, until 2012 it never was any problem for super manly men like James Dean, George Clooney and James Bond.

5x fun and unexpected ways to use your eyeliner

December 17, 2015 by  
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Last time we had some red lipstick fun for the lip girls. But if you’re more of an eye kinda gal, this is the season to go bold (or go home) and make the ultimate look-at-me-now statement. The powerful graphic eye ruled the catwalk for this winter and goes far beyond the usual suspects. Inky black smudged onto the inner corners of the eyes, ‘brushstrokes’ of black liner on the upper lid or comma-shaped lines emphesizing your almond shaped eyes. Don’t be afraid to colour outside the lines. It may feel a little overdone for during the daytime or at the office, but it’s definitely worth trying if you want to step up your eyeliner game. Make sure to keep the rest of your face quiet and natural, so your eyes can do the talking.

Mary Katrantzou FW16

Mary Katrantzou FW16

Henry Holland FW16

Henry Holland FW16

Proenza Schouler FW16

Proenza Schouler FW16

DKNY FW16

DKNY FW16

Rochas FW16

Rochas FW16

12 men in unconventional suits

December 16, 2015 by  
Filed under Fashion, Menswear, Trends

While the average Joe might assume a little pinstripe or check print is already quite out of the ordinary, they ain’t seen nothing yet. Like always the streetstyle stars are taking the suit game up a notch. Which, during the most recent fashion month, translated to exotic printed, frayed, shiny, safari, seventies inspired and extra bright co-ords. Great proof of the fact that men as well can go bold and experiment way beyond the tradtional suit & tie idea. Here’s 12 streetstyle stars that rocked some impressive unconventional suits. Now, who gets your best dressed vote?

12 items that make you office ready in just a minute

December 15, 2015 by  
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The office is most times a place where we have to show the best version of ourselves (after Instagram of course). So a fashion (first) impression can make you or break you in a minute. Besides, office-ready garments are on top of the list when we talk about real investment pieces. Here you have 12 trends we all can pull off, no matter where or whom you work with. Either you’re corporate, business associate or a creative entrepreneur. And without any loss of your femininity. You go girlboss!

1. Cinched waist 

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Balmain FW16

2. The shoe 

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Missoni FW16

3. The perfect office bag

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Michael Kors FW16

4. The turtle neck

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Jil Sander FW16

5. The pantsuit

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Stella McCartney FW16

6. The chique sweater

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Paul Smith FW16

7. The modern day shirt

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Vera Wang FW16

8.The tuxedo dress

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Michael Kors FW16

9. Casual suit

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Armani FW16

10. The duster coat

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Jil Sander FW16

11. Minimal dress

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DKNY FW16

12. The skirt suit

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Paul Smith FW16

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