January 25, 2010
Cloudy washed jeans are in fashion for 2010. Nicky Hilton and Victoria Beckham step out in a pair of Cloudy Wash Skinny Jeans and we hurry up to update you about this Trend Alert! We call this “Cloudy Wash” and “Acid wash” from the 80’s. The cloudy washed jeans are skinny and there are so many brands to select from to get your cloudy wash skinny jeans. They vary from dark to light, from black to blue. Black Orchid has two great washed jeans to select from for the price of $120. Generic Denim has a pair at the prices of $209 and J Brand has several pairs of low rise skinny jeans at $218. Siwy has a few pairs of crops too as well as. 7 For All Mankind have up to 50% discount at the moment. You can also check Goldsign, Balmain, Sass and Bide.
Washed jeans can vary in color from white to blue and white to gray. Ripped denim is also a popular fashion trend for 2010.
Victoria Beckham is also following the washed skinny denim fashion trend.
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December 22, 2009
Best Dressed Women 2009 part 2 according to People magazine. You can check part 1.
Best street chic for Beyonce
When she is off the red carpet, we see her on high heels with a perfect hair and makeup. You cannot sport Beyonce in sweatpants and sneakers.
Best sparkle for Taylor Swift
The country music princess is always appropriary dressed in shimmering clothes. She says that all that glitters, hypnotize her especially when it comes to her red carpet choice Collette Dinnigan and KaufmanFranco.
Best Bikinis for Kim Kardashian
She looks great in her two-pieces sexy swimwear.
Best jeans for Cameron Diaz
Cameron Diaz is the ultimate denim girl. Jeans are her favourite clothing. She combines them with trendy tops, like the dotted Michael Kors and the sheer Lela Rose ones on the pictures. Jeans also go with high heels for Cameron Diaz – striped Dsquared and Pierre Hardy pumps.
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November 11, 2009
Jeans for season Spring/Summer 2010 by Balenciaga, Trussardi 1911, Balmain, Chloe, Blumarine.
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November 4, 2009
Alexander Wang’s spring 2010 is all influenced by American sportswear probably due to his collaboration with Gap. His resort collection was filled with denim and khaki, and he continues with a sports theme again for Spring 2010.
“We want to create clothes that are timeless and classic,” commented Wang a few days before his show. In Alexander Wang’s Spring collection we can find classic gray sweatshirt fused with a corset, or cut short and boxy and worn over lace-up caramel leather shorts, leather jackets, ribbed athletic socks with cut-out backs tucked into tasseled wedgie loafers and rugged, zippered sandal boots. The teenage would definitely like the hooded and utilitarian outerwear pieced together made of nylon and army canvas.
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November 3, 2009
Ripped denim is again in fashion for this year. We find it in Spring 2010 collections of fashion labels like D&G, Jean Paul Gaultier, Tao, Balmain, Just Cavalli.
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Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana’s spring 2010 collection brings us to a wild and sexy trip to the American West with faded denim snap-front shirts, saddle-leather bustier dresses, ruffled mini strapless dresses, overall denim shorts, They all came flavoured with studded leather cowboy boots, fringed leather boots and bandannas.
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October 20, 2009
Alexander Wang’s latest Resort collection is quite different from what he last showed. He moved forward from the ripped stockings and zip-up boots grunge fashion return. In this resort collection although it mainly consists of relaxed and comfortable cuts, there is a room for formal little black dresses, long formal attire and stylish suggestions. We can see his newfound interest in all-American sportswear—think chinos, chambray, denim, and T-shirts—to his experience collaborating with the Gap. He definately leaves his fingerprints in this Resort classics, pairing an almost-preppy nautical stripe sweater with a wrap skirt in midnight blue sequins or tweaking a traditional fisherman’s vest into a satin and mesh romper.The best of the bunch was a draped and wrapped number of dresses that exposes a lot of leg and nails that successfully made his signature.
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October 8, 2009
Contemporary fashion industry would not be the same without the creative genius of Jean Paul Gaultier. His new men’s collection for spring 2010 proves his genius. Gaultier came out swinging with a graphic black-and-white sequence, which was followed by a hot-orange suit and peacoat. Then the show became embedded in Gaultier’s gender games. Usually, these are presented by a model casting that includes women as well as men, but perhaps it was budget reasons (or maybe just pure old perversity) that this time around dictated a denim bustier on a male model. (And as is always the case with Gaultier, he was but one in a cavalcade of the studliest mannequins in Paris.) And then there was a jacket whose shoulders were sheer Joan Crawford. That one was worn with a man bra. The striped cloche hat and sun-ray pleated skirt also felt defiantly feminine—and quite retro. Jean Paul Gaultier challenged once again the fashion industry and audience with his extremely stylish and extravagant concept.
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September 14, 2009
Knitted dresses and tops for Autumn/Winter 2009-2010. Good news for those who want to feel warm during winter season. Even though it’s not that cold yet, it’s not a bad idea to look ahead to the upcoming Christmas and winter season. The main High Street stores seem to be featuring knitted dresses very prominently. We have selected some of the models of Diesel, Topshop, Peacocks, Oasis, River Island.
Here are some of our favourite examples:
Chunky Knit Top From Diesel
Knitted Dresses From Peacocks
Asymetrical Purple Dress Topshop
Bold Choice From River Island
Mohair Dress At Oasis
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July 23, 2009
Alexis Mabille is the young discovery at Paris couture—a fashion talent with a French sensibility, plenty of skill and a romantic touch. He is very good at creation of new ideas by merging old fashioned ways with new ones. For Fall 2009, he said he started by imagining a girl waking from a languorous night of dreams tangled in her bedclothes. Apparently, she sleeps on exquisite white Swiss lace-edged linen pillowcases, shell-pink silken sheets, and luxuriously hand-worked cotton coverlets, which were variously cut into everything from fragile dresses to drapey tuxedos and togas.
Mabille’s knack is that he’s able to take the precious fabrics—weightless organdy, guipure, and elaborate broderie anglaise—and treat them with a degree of reality that defuses theoretical grandeur. “I wanted it to look loose and casual-fitting, so she can wear things with the attitude of pulling on a T-shirt,” he said. “I tried to play with simple graphic shapes, so everything floats. She’s not such a girly-girl.”
He’s certainly come a long way from the guy who does cute things with bows and bow ties. Now the bows are the basis of a large collection of bags, jewelry, and accessories—and are still evident in the satin sashes and shoe decorations sprinkled through the runway collection.
