Showing posts with label Fashion Trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion Trends. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Victoria Beckham escorted through Marks & Spencer

Victoria Beckham is escorted by police through stores in an attempt to control the ever increasing crowd. Dressed in oversized sunglasses, a faux-fur cape, leather leggings and a sheer black top means she is even more conspicuous.

Beckham has avoided animal activists PETA who initially thought she was wearing a real animal pelt instead of a fake fur gilet.

Anna Della Russo: see-through street style

Alpha female Anna Dello Russo is no stranger to major trends. Here she wore a sheer dress that has transparent elements and looks similar to lingerie as outerwear by D&G. The dress features accentuated shoulders and she matched it with YSL archive sandals.

Russo proves that the sheer trend will always remain the domain of confident women with killer figures.

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Fashion Articles | News | and Trend your style - Abbey Lee Kershaw: 1970's street style

With an outfit that is slightly reminiscent of Woodstock with 1970's waved hair, multi-coloured threading through her coat and bag as well as long pendants, Abbey Lee Kershaw looks more than endearing. We love to see Abbey off duty wondering the streets of Paris, and here she also wears a sheer overlay on top a lace dress.

It's also the layering that captures our attention here. The fabrics and jewellery are all light weight, and mixing a variety of colours with a base of blacks and whites really works.

Abbey looks completely different in this street style with the dandy hairstyle.

Monday, February 8, 2010

Fashion Articles | News | and Trend your style - Sheer fashion trend: 2009 & 2010

Sheer fabric is back as one of hottest 2009 and 2010 fashion trends, and plenty of celebrities are wearing it. But don't worry, it's not all about tight, see-through tops, and dresses that scream 'look at me' as we saw in the 1990s. Run your eyes over the Spring / Summer 2009 and Spring / Summer 2010 runway collections and you'll find sheer fabrics used in a multitude of ways: tight sheer pieces, layers, and the much sought after delicate, feminine draping.

Not limited to the usual though, 2008 also ushers in sheer skirts and pants - pair them with more modest bloomers or boy-shorts rather than a skimpy thong and you'll keep the look elegant.

And elegance really is the key to wearing the sheer fashion trend this year. While it was last at its most popular in the 1990s, it was in 2006 that it last hit our radar.


Sunday, February 7, 2010

Fashion Articles | News | and Trend your style - One-Shoulder Bikinis / Monokinis

Taking their cues from the one shoulder fashion trend, one-shouldered bikinis will be the must have swimwear in 2010.

Thankfully, a standout one-shouldered swimwear piece isn't going to be hard to come by.

Fashion Articles | News | and Trend your style  - One-Shoulder Bikinis / Monokinis
  1.  Marios Schwab married the one-shouldered bikini with the cutaway bikini trend on his Spring/Summer 2009 runway at London Fashion Week. This particular piece also uses Summer florals taking what a risqué bikini to a girl level. It's cut and under-strapping make this a particular good piece for smaller chested girls.
  2. Victoria's Secret included a single-shouldered piece in their 2008 line-up. More notable for it's side-tie briefs, this attention grabbing feature makes it a good bikini for girls whose legs are stand out.
  3. A one-shouldered monokini was naturually used on Hervé Léger by Max Azria's Spring/Summer 2009 catwalk but sadly with no-where near the same sex appeal as other pieces in the collection. Read cut-away swimwear below for more
  4. Under his own name Max Azria also sent a single-shouldered monikini down the catwalk, again pairing it with the cut-away trend. This particular piece stands out for it's use of a buckle clasp to join the body fabric with the shoulder. As with piece 3, smaller breasted girls are probably to avoid these particular cuts as they their black fabric will need some filling out to look best.
  5. While not truly a one-shoulder monokini, Gottex's piece from their Spring/Summer 2009 collection has the same visual effect. It's clever halter neck also allows for a more revealing but and better support.
  6. Finally, if you still have access to 2008 pieces; Gucci debuted their sophisticated take on the one-shouldered monokini as a part of their Spring/Summer 2008 collection.

Sunday, January 24, 2010

Swimwear Fashion Trends in 2010

Come Spring 2010 we're all going to be hot to hit the beach. But whether you're sousing up the solarise in Majorca or on the city Lido, the most essential selection won't be the SPF of your solarise tan lotion, but which swimwear pieces and bikinis women will choose be wearing?



Cut-Away Swimwear
Taking their cues from the cutaway clothing trend, cutaway monokinis are the must have example for 2010. Infrequently demure, this is the one bikini way that isn't for the surround flower but can be styled to ooze both sex and sophistication without ever saying 'easy'.



  • Not as tightly fitting as other 'spray on' monokinis this season, Amanda Wakeley's albescent one-piece pairs a deep cervix line with cut-away sides.
  • A two-piece with boob-tube, this bikini by Carmen Marc uses the cut-away trend with subtlety. All the same, these cutaway underpants are more than eye catching.
  • A monokini by Carmen Marc, this swimwear piece is equally as subtle as the same two-piece, but farther more demure.
  • Similar to Amanda Wakeley's albescent one-piece (1) this screen-printed monokini is from Miss Sixty.
  • The most voluptuous of the pieces featured, this almost-two-piece monokini from Gottex pairs a halter-neck top, connected briefs, and gold piping.
  • are every from the digit catwalk which screamed sex, decadence, and youth; the digit catwalk that really grabbed my eye at New royalty Fashion Week; Hervé Léger by Max Azria Spring/Summer 2009. With enough cut-away than you can possibly wear throughout Summer, these are knock-out pieces that you're not needs going to want to get wet.
     

Saturday, January 2, 2010

MK and A's: The Row


Mary Kate and Ashley's upscale modern-bohemian line, The Row, has just unveiled it's first stab at accessories. For now the sunglass collection will feature four styles: a classic metal aviator, an oversize square frame, vintage-inspired brow-line rims and a pair of ’60s-inspired round shades. The Row sunglasses range from $325 to $390 and will be available at Barneys and Bergdorf Goodman in the spring of 2010.





Patiently waiting...

Monday, December 14, 2009

FW08: Fancy Tights

Ever since I saw these stockings on the Chanel FW08 runway, I knew I wanted them.
They are refreshing, fun and elegant. I especially love the black stripe at the back- it is super slimming!
Luckily for me, this trend finally made it to high street. Urban Outfitters have almost the same contrasting colored ones (left: and it's not true what they say on the website about it being online only. I just got mine from the store today!). They are also just simple enough that you can wear it with almost anything.

Urban Outfitters also offer a bit of variation with the bold black/gray stripes (right), which are still cool and slimming. But since this one is so much more striking than the other one, I'd be much more careful matching this one because these ARE the statement.
If you want something even subtler, I'd go with these stockings with a seam at the back. It is almost like regular stockings but with an interesting twist at the back that is both sexy and slimming (a very important attribute), what more can you want?
I'd always thought that lace was slutty, but HG turned me around and now I"m a convert (or maybe I'd just confused them with fishnets?). It adds just the right subtle touch of girliness to an outfit (and it is very popular amongst the models this season). This mini diamond printed tights (right) gives a similar textured effect in a less girly way. Just remember not to choose any print too densely populated or wide (like wide diamond prints or plaids!), because they'd just make your legs look uneccesarily wide.
And also, not fishnet footless stockings or v print red ones (above), please. They are just tacky tacky tacky. But otherwise, have fun with this trend. I know I will :)

Image Source: Urban Outfitters, Style.com, Accessorize and Express




All Bundled Up - Literally

I love bundling up to keep warm. It's cozy and makes me happy. What I love a lot right now are cowl neck scarves! I'm such a fan! I knitted my sister a burgundy/mauve/maroon cowl neck scarf that she can wrap around her head, shoulders and neck about 20 times over. I then went onto Etsy to discover that they were all over the place!


In winter, always welcome wonderful bright colours. Cowl neck scarves by Croska (yellow) and Happiknits (orange).


Some darker tones for Fall. Blue cowl neck by YarnOverMoment, and brown cowl neck by Ozetta.


SUPER HUGE AND COMFY! I want one of these for myself! By Yokoo.



Friday, December 11, 2009

Pass The Bubbly Please

Ah. The New Year is upon us - where did the time go? One more reason to celebrate with friends and loved ones, and one more reason to dress up and look fabulous. I'm sure you have all found your dresses already but I just passed by the store window of BCBG the other day. BCBG has always attracted me, there is something simple and ethereal about their dresses, and their cutting (for me at least, is superb).

Their dresses make you feel almost old hollywood glam or simply modern chic. I know they're rather simple, definitely something you've seen before, but talk about excellent draping! I don't know, there's something about them that makes me fall in love.



Love the velvet bodice of this dress!



This dress is actually much more beautiful in person.



Aughhh...I need to get this - look at that sleeve detail!



So simple, so lovely (especially the colour). Hm, I will advise you not to wear a headband that the model demonstrates...



Ok, kind of generic I know, princess cut blah blah blah. But the material! And a colour that would look great on all skin tones.

What are you doing for New Year's? &equally important, what will you be wearing?

Thursday, December 10, 2009

The DVF Keva Dress

I always knew that Ms. von Furstenburg was a genius with the wrap dress, but I thought that my one printed blue DvF classic wrap dress would be enough to quench my thirst for DvF. Unfortunately, she has proven me wrong with the Keva dress.
I first caught a glimpse of it online window shopping on Shopbop. It had only just gone on sale and I thought, aww what a pretty dress. Then the other day, I saw it at a department store and I must say, it looks even better in person! Naturally I simply HAD to try it on, even though the only one on the rack was about 2 sizes too big. And it felt absolutely beautiful. It is made out of this wonderfully flowy chiffon material that moves with you as you swirl. Most of the time with these kind of dresses, the chest area would be too big for me. But from the looks of it, with the right size, it promises to fit well on me (or so I imagine). And best thing of all? With this print, this is the perfect dress for Spring. The color is dark enough that you can pair it with tights for colder weathers. But the material and design is just light enough that it will still be great for summer! The print is also not so recognizable that it will be over next season. How awesome is this dress?

Unfortunately for me, I analyze too long and now they are sold out on Shopbop (it was half price!). I've already checked the DvF website, Saks and Neiman Marcus. But alas, it looks like this dress is lost to me. I definitely need to keep my eye out for something similar in the next collection!

Oh and Happy 2009 everyone!

Image Source: Shopbop




Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Go Crazy

Ohhhh I did something totally insane and spent money on a pair of boots that look like this:

Yes. They will be here tomorrow. Wonderful Guess "Maeve" boots. Kind of gothic but I can't wait to wear it with my chiffon dress with tights and leg warmers, a black blazer, and some crazy coloured scarf.

So now for some outfits that I would gladly wear. Because we all have Lacroix, Moschino and Schouler lying around in our closets.









SO EXCITED. SO IN LOVE.

But not nearly as excited or as in love with the fact that Barack Obama is now our President!!



Contrary to popular belief...

HG and I did not get into a fight and decided to stop working together on I am Fashion and started our own blogs instead. (Even our mutual friends wondered about it!) We still email each other daily about the intricate details of our lives and random thoughts we have, and feel extremely empty when the other is away and has no access to the internet. When I freak out, she is the first person I call and she is still my maid of honor when I fantasize about my wedding. Our reasons for closing down I am Fashion still stands, though I do think that my later rationalization of it in this blog is a better articulation of how we feel.

As for us continuing to blog even more regularly than before, I attribute it to the "newness" of our blogs. Starting a new blog is like starting a relationship. At the beginning everything is new and exciting as you get to know the other person and watch your relationship grow and mature. Every up and every down is a significant moment. Then the honeymoon phase eventually wears off and you reach a happy medium, where your relationship becomes a part of your daily life. With any luck, you will live happily ever after in this state with a few surprises here and there to spice up the norm. If not, your relationship will wane and you grow apart, eventually deciding that you are both better off parting ways.


Clearly I'm in the honeymoon phase. We are starting to explore new things together, trying to figure out what works best for the both of us. Every new post is an adventure. Every comment and email is exciting. I want to spend every moment of everyday with it, checking on its progress i.e. stalking the traffic, the incoming and outgoing links etc. It's an exhilarating feeling that I'd almost forgotten about!

Analogy aside, it is heartwarming to read everyone's encouraging comments and to know that we were able to leave a small footprint on some people's lives. We appreciate your support and remember that we've not left the blogging world for good. Come visit us some time at our new blogs -(Find the links to our new blogs in the post below). We miss you guys!




Thursday, November 26, 2009

Fashion in Combat: Men's Military Trend 2009-2010

The military shape always has been a fashion driven trend for the colder months; but for Autumn (Fall)/Winter 2009-2010 designers such as Gareth Pugh, Alexander McQueen, John Galliano and Burberry have modified and transformed the combat uniform from the past to the now. Gareth Pugh, with one of the most unusual menswear collections for A/W 09-10 has brought inspiration from the likes of German officer overcoats from the Second World War to the metal chain mail suits that were worn under suits of armour.

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Movies can also be seen as a heavy influence in Pugh's A/W collection with feathers for shoulder decoration as inspiration from The Crow including the Gothic ripped trousers and black boots and the metallic body combat suit, a similar cut to Christian Bale's costume in Equilibrium.

Women's 2009 Fashion Trends

Autumn (Fall) / Winter 2009 Fashion Trends

As the world slowly pulls itself out of an economic depression, the Fall 2009 (Autumn 2009) season will largely define what 2010 fashion trends will look like. From over the knee boots to capes and cloaks, our fashion trends guide for the colder months of 2009 will help to keep your wardrobe sorted, and your looks on the cutting edge.

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Fashion Trends 2009



Fashion trends are what Fashionising.com do best, so it should come as no surprise that we've put together the most accurate and up to date list of 2009 fashion trends! And we've done the same for 2010 fashion trends.

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Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Feminine Plaid Shirts



Plaid has been a big trend this fall but it can be hard to pull off without feeling like a lumber jack. Gap.com has just introduced these new plaid shirts for the holidays. The addition of the ruffle is just the right touch to make these shirts more feminine and wearable.

Save 25% off with Coupon Code: GIFT123


Monday, October 19, 2009

Pretty Lingerie Accents



This fall there has been an influx of lace inspired looks that have had me searching through my lingerie drawer for the perfect accent piece. Lingerie no longer is reserved just for the bedroom, now you can wear it peeking out from under sweaters, blazers and skirts. One of my favorite stores in New York for these perfectly pretty pieces is Only Hearts. Shown: Point D' Esprit Cami $66. Silk Charmeuse Slip $122.

For Plus Size Clothing and Lingerie check out Ashley Stewart.

Friday, October 2, 2009

Embellished Tee



Tired of your plain t-shirts but love the idea of comfort. Try these dressed up embellished tees. Shown: C&C California Charmed Necklace Tee $68 Bloomingdales, Alice + Olivia Flower Necklace Tee $264 Singer 22.

Friday, September 25, 2009

Sheer Tights




This fall and winter it is all about sheer and patterned tights. So leave those wooley ones in the back of your dresser and bring sexy back with these elegant styles. Shown: Wolford "Maja" Tights $55, Wolford Individual Seam Tights $50, Trina Turk for Hue Two Toned Tights $20 available at Bloomingdales.
 
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