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Who said winter wardrobes need to comprise of dull and dark hues only? And, while prints like houndstooth and plaid are classic winter favourites, we think a little experimentation is a definite must-have this season! Floral prints aren’t made for spring wardrobes alone, designers like Dolce & Gabbana, Peter Som and Tocca amongst many more made us ‘fall in lust’
All season long we’ve been crushing on midi skirts – pencil, A line or full skirts, we’re not too picky when it comes to the classiest trend of the season! The fashion bloggers and stylists world over swear by the Midi and it is easily the closet staple for next season too.
The “midi” length is anywhere between your knees and just above the ankle,
After cutesy ballet flats dominated the shoe trends world-over for the last couple of years, it looks like comfy old sneakers are the new high heels! Bloggers, stylists and the fashion crowd in general swear by the trend and seem to be very taken by it, as recent street style from the fashion weeks prove.
Seeing as how “sporty”
To many, it’s just a step on from a playsuit. But, all of us know the bib and brace style because we wore it as children (90’s rocked, right!).
Few could have predicted the resurgence of this style, but right now it’s one of the major trends in the current fashion scene. They are also referred to as “overalls”.
All bow down for the princess! Fashion is having a royal moment with accessories taking on a decidedly medieval influence. How else can one explain the emergence and popularity of headgears, slave bracelets and midi rings? Here’s a cheat sheet to get you on trend. Drumrolls please!
Hair Chains
Diadems,mathapatis and its simpler cousins were all anyone could talk about this season.
Lace took the ramps of various fashion weeks by storm in Spring-Summer 2013. From sweet pretty day dresses to sensual see thorough gowns and blouses, this openwork fabric had fashion fall in love with it all over again. Now that fashion has taken on a new level of sophistication in 2014, so has its love affair with lace.
Back in time: Pop art, a throwback to the ‘50s, influenced everything that came its way—but at its core, it was about breaking the traditional fine art culture. Naturally the fashion industry felt the impact in the ‘60s when Andy Warhol created the Campbell Soup campaign and the pop art movement took on a life of its own.
