Fall trends...floreal prints!

In these days in Milan there is a very sunny weather and it's like we are still in summer (even if fall started yet). In Paris the designers are showing their s/s 2012 collection (as it happened in NY, London and MiIlan), so everywhere we see summer clothes and most of us are still wearing them. By the way, in the shops there are the f/w winter collections and now we should focus and think about this winter. For this reason I decided to write about this trend that is a fall one (I chose just pics from f/w 2011) but that is a MUST for the spring (I think that everyone thinks to flower speaking about summer even if I'm so bored when I see flower in s/s shows!).

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Vogue
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Posted in Alber Elbaz , dresses , Emilio Pucci , Erdem , Erdem Moralioglu , f/w 2011 , Giambattista Valli , Givenchy , just cavalli , Lanvin , Peter Dundas , prints , Riccardo Tisci , Roberto Cavalli , see by chloè

Sleeves...so particular!

The sleeves are so important as the other elements of the jacket, in particular for the kimono and coats. The wool and prints collaborate with the sleeve to desing a very soft line that is very actual and loved today. Furthermore is interesting the appearance. As the very stretch clothes are so sexy and so often are also a bit casual (not every time, but often...) the "soft" clothes are so elegant and have a taste of "past" regality by that everyone is fascinated. In particular is amazing the whiteness of the Givenchy one (first photo) and the bon-chic bon-genre of Valli's cape: that's full of his style, the style that we love!

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Image that opens the post:
Givenchy

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Posted in Alexander McQueen , Alexander Wang , Ann Demeulemeester , Erdem , Giambattista Valli , Givenchy , jackets , Matthew Williamson , Riccardo Tisci , Salvatore Ferragamo , Viktor-Rolf , Yves Saint Laurent

Maxi skirts...trendy!

For this f/w 2010 we can see a lot of maxi skirts. They are of all kinds: from the "gothic" one made by Demeulemeester, to the printed of Erdem and Cavalli and in the end the metallic of Jacobs and Karan. In a period, like our is, where the designers purpose almost every time mini skirts and mini dresses, especially in winter is interesting, from my point of view, seeing more "textile" on the women's bodies. I believe that the long skirts are not "old" clothes or vintage but are very contemporary. Furthermore the different purposes of designer allow the customers to choose between a lot of skirts that are right for almost  every style...(except the "streetwalkers" style...).

Especially the details make this skirts contemporary as a mini-skirt could be.

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Posted in Ann Demeulemeester , Donna Karan , Erdem , Erdem Moralioglu , f/w 2010 , Haider Ackermann , Marc Jacobs , Roberto Cavalli , skirts