~ summer trend: flat sandals ~

ankle strap, as seen at: Ports 1961, Organic by John Patrick, and Jason Wu

metallic, as seen at: Diane von Furstenberg, Christian Dior, and Chanel

two tone, as seen at:  Moschino,Narciso Rodriguez, and Piazza Sempione

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Bed time: Pyjamas on the streets

Rihanna in Emilio Pucci for "Battleship" Premiere at Japan

Lou Doillon in Marni at H&M

Sofia Coppola in Marni at H&M

Elisa Sednaoui in Loui Vuitton Pj's

Elisa Sednaoui in Tommy Hilfiger

Jade Williams in Topshop

Warning: Do not forget your heels, girls!

(Fotos were taken from all over the Google)

~ mint madness ~

I’m really love with this colour, lately, so here is a little bit of  mint fusion only for you! I think it’s going to be one of the season’s biggest trends. Be prepared…!

From top to bottom

Stella Knit Sweater, Cubus

Gemma Pant, Cubus

Blazer, Zara

Shoulder Bag, Chicwish

Punchout Backpack, Asos

Petite High Waisted Hotpants, Topshop

Neon Mint Hotpants, Topshop

Suede Platforms, Zara

~ The top 12 Fashion Trends of 2011 ~

Channeling that fluid seventies silhouette, the amply proportioned pant was on the loose.

Designers took a fresh approach to spring: fashion inspired by the fruits of nature’s labor.

Minimalism in all of its stunning simplicity got the nod as the look to have on the red carpet.

Navajo-inspired sandals, vintage leather satchels, a brimmed fedora—accessories with a Western feel took the reins.

Stripes in a bold Pop-art palette appeared on the horizon.

Soft, scalloped waves edged tiers and trains, imbuing the sartorial set with a sense of delicacy and femininity.

Punk turned polished with gleaming studs, tough-chic leather, and edgy crops.

Sharply tailored pieces in vibrant hues and elegant neutrals were too stylish to stay office-bound.

From petal-like layers of chiffon and tulle to eye-popping appliqués, floral details amplified texture and volume.

Lace broke out of the black-or-white habit in violet, navy, and shades of berry.

Two-tone plaid and windowpane checks stop traffic.

The streets crawled with snakeskin in electric shades.

(via here)

~ Accessories Guide ’12: Modern Embellishments ~

The most-talked-about shoe this season was the couture-style flat sandal at Christopher Kane in London. Why? By dressing up such a simple shape, Kane turned out a shoe that managed to be both chic and completely utilitarian at the same time. This spring, you can find one to suit your own style: At Dolce & Gabbana, the extra embellishment was youthful and modern, while at Yves Saint Laurent, it projected a more polished, sophisticated appeal.

Dolce & Gabbana, Milan

Yves Saint Laurent, Paris

Lanvin, Paris

Prada, Milan

Gucci, Milan

Diego Dolcini

Diane von Furstenberg, New York

Jimmy Choo
( via here ) 

~ spring 2012 Trend Report ~

The strongest trends for spring from ball gowns to floral suits took shape on New York Fashion Week’s runways

Sporting Goods

This season, designers use mesh to express their ongoing interest in athleticism. The perforated fabric forms skirts, dresses, jackets, and even accessories, like oversized day clutches and sporty heels.

Alexander Wang

Marc Jacobs

Rag & Bone

Alexander Wang

The Princess Diaries  

Floor-length skirts in silk taffeta, tulle, and organza are paired with everything from boxy lace to spandex tube tops to address everyone’s inner princess—even those who favor biker boots.

Jason Wu

Oscar de la Renta

Christian Siriano

Faded Glory  

Though most designers favor ultraviolet colors for spring, there is a strong counter from the pastel contingent. Baby-pink, blue, and light yellow sequins, silk, and cotton are at their best when mixed together.

3.1 Phillip Lim

Proenza Schouler

Calvin Klein

Digital Age

Vibrant florals, Navajo graphics, and apocalyptic prints are twisted, flipped, and faded through high-tech printing methods to give feminine dresses a fresh edge.

Prabal Gurung

Vera Wang

Bauhaus Brigade

The simple, functional lines used by designers like Narciso Rodriguez and Cynthia Rowley evoke the rational theory of architecture championed by the Bauhaus school in the early twentieth century.

Narciso Rodriguez

Ohne Titel

Cynthia Rowley

Floral Row

For spring, designers favor head-to-toe florals on slim-cut suits. The flowery prints descend from tailored blazers to skinny pants—or very short shorts—for surprisingly cool summer suits (and easy-to-mix separates).

DKNY

Prabal Gurung

Peter Som

Peplum Power  

For spring, designers use peplums to add structure to dresses or a feminine touch to suits. Whether printed, cinched, lace, or hung low on the hips, a slight pouf at the waist will be spring’s must-have accessory.

Vera Wang

Jason Wu

Thakoon

For The Birds

Fashion has abandoned cats for a season and crowned the bird print king. Marc Jacobs uses a colorful, abstract print, while Carolina Herrera chooses more literal avian illustrations—and there are dozens of other interpretations offered in between.

Carolina Herrera

Marc by Marc Jacobs

Jill Stuart

Suno

Images via here

 

~ high gloss ~

~ the season’s most lust-worthy pieces include patent and printed leather—faux, too!—and statement accessories that sparkle ~

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~ must have ~

Pieces you must have for the upcoming fall/winter season. Lisse 100 suede ankle boots, CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN. June bow-embellished leather shoulder bag, CHLOÉ. Chunky-knit wool-blend sweater, PROENZA SCHOULER. Paillette-embellished tulle pants, DOLCE & GABBANA. Alpaca and wool gilet, GUCCI.  Wool tuxedo jacket, BALMAIN. Silk-blend crepe dress, GIULIETTA. Ceara pointed suede pumps, RALPH LAUREN COLLECTION. 

~ stripes collage ~

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