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  • While the Fall 16 mainline catwalk presentations are well underway, consumers can see brands deliver the first of their Pre-Fall 16 collection drops by mid spring. Here is an overview of what we can expect from the accessories market. Pre-Fall 16 sees an influx of miniaturised shapes and feminine details on bags. Waist interest cannot be ignored and 1970s influences remain strong, with neckwear particularly gaining momentum. Metal-centric jewellery is prevalent for bracelets and necklaces
  • Gucci's reinvention of womenswear's hottest megabrand continued Wednesday as designer Alessandro Michele tweaked his hugely successful androgynous, anti-fashion recipe with dashes of street art and grunge. For his third womenswear collection for the venerable Florentine house, Michele worked with the Brooklyn artist called GucciGhost, best known for his graffiti involving versions of the brand's famous logo. Two examples are used in prints splashed across many of the clothes Michele unveiled
  • Where New York fashion week focused on commercial, urban and street style elements of fashion, London brought a sense of direction and distinct flavour. Taking a cue from the men's catwalk shows in January, there was a 70s, 80s and utilitarian influence, but where the creativity truly shone, was in ITS tailoring, which could almost have been mistaken for couture. Alexander McQueen Sarah Burton may have been in the final stages of pregnancy, but she presented one of her most exquisite coll
  • When it comes to fitness today, everyone it seems, is intent on getting a perfectly pert butt. (We've all be down the #Khlofit rabbit hole on Instagram, haven't we?) Now, fashion designers are taking the rear-end obsession to stylish new heights with a denim trend that, yes, is all about the derriere. Alexa Chung at London Fashion Week Style star, Pernille Teisbaek in Vetements jeans The newest spring denim trend features embellishments on the seat, which bring attention to you
  • Mulberry for a number of seasons was the talk of day 3 at London Fashion Week, then the British fashion label took a little hiatus, but it seems that new creative director Johnny Coca has put the brand back into the spotlight. Before the show, everyone was talking about Mulberry, asking could Coca return the brand to glory, what will the ‘it’ bag be, and what would the afterparty be like. Well, it seems that Coca, who was previously in charge of handbags at Céline, can create just as much bu
  • New York Fashion Week recently wrapped its fall-winter 2016 runway shows, and there was plenty to take in for the upcoming autumn season. So what’s trending for fall? Top designers like Alexander Wang, Calvin Klein and Marc Jacobs spotlighted everything from plaid to colorful furs on the runway. Take a look at the four top trends from NYFW fall 2016 below. Rad Plaid Calvin Klein Fall / Winter 2016 Plaid made a resurgence on the New York Fashion Week runways, and designers gave the tre
  • New York Fashion Week has come to an end, and editors, buyers, celebrities, and the rest of the fashion elite are already in attendance at London Fashion Week. But, as the London fashion scene plays host to people from around the world to celebrate the beauty of Britain's fashion scene, let's take a quick look at the top five trends from NYFW fall/winter 2016. First off, this season was all about the sleeves. Brands ranging from Runa Ray to The Row gave more attention to the construction of
  • Spanish fashion brand Zara has released its spring-summer 2016 campaign with plenty of dreamy imagery. Captured by Italian-American photographer Mario Sorrenti, the images star models Lineisy Montero, Frederikke Sofie, Julia Bergshoeff and Vanessa Moody posing with sparklers and colored powder. Against the backdrop of a beach or open field, the models wear dreamy dresses ranging from multi-colored maxis to mini lace dresses and off the shoulder looks. It’s easy to get excited for the spring seas
  • New York Fashion Week continued on with shows from Chiara Boni La Petite Robe, Hiromi Asai, Dennis Basso, and Salinas. These particular designers displayed luxury at its highest form. Chiara Boni presented a cosmic inspired collection with a linear motif in beautiful colors such as burgundy, garnet, and pomegranate. Prints included images of magma, nebulas, and planets. Boni's signature is her jersey stretch fabric, which was infused into her tailored suiting to create an expensive but comfo
  • Prada hasn´t been immune to the loss of appetite for luxury goods in China. The Italian luxury fashion house has seen consolidated net revenue fell 0.2 percent over the past twelve months to 3.54 billion euros. A strong dollar hasn´t helped either, affecting international sales. Patrizio Bertelli, Chief Executive Officer of Prada Spa, recognised that the company has fought against an adverse market, saying that “Throughout 2015, we had to deal with an economic environment characterised by ex
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