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The colour blocking trend is still going strong if the 2012 Resort collection for Bottega Veneta is anything to go by. As is Neons and Neutrals and transparency. New trend alert? a shiny shimmery fabric; seen in both Bottega and Chanel this month and the double or triple strap shoe seen everywhere since the Louis Vuitton Fall runway. Loving the bold bright accessories
From V Magazine's Show Stoppers, the finale of Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton Fall 2007 runway. Photography by Simon Procter, seen via StyleCravings
As a follow on from my Lust have Trend post yesterday this first 'Camel-themed' pic was going to be my photo of the day, but once I saw the rest of the shoot the post was stretched into another 'Editorial of the day'. I'm loving the look of the layered camel shades, with the model's gorgeous pale blonde hair and flawless skin. I'm particularly coveting the last outfit, Mad Men meets Louis Vuitton? (via)
The Louis Vuitton (Fall 2010) Paris runway was another sign that curves are back! It was all very sixties and some of the skirts were verging on poodle, but I loved the overall silhouette; especially the full skirted bodice dresses with cinched in waist cardigans. Marc Jacobs has such an elegant signature to his designs and I loved the mix of prints he came up with this season. Honourable mention of course to Elle M, who's finale walk proves she still has it! PS I would really like the whole first outfit below, please, thank-you!
The colour blocking trend is still going strong if the 2012 Resort collection for Bottega Veneta is anything to go by. As is Neons and Neutrals and transparency. New trend alert? a shiny shimmery fabric; seen in both Bottega and Chanel this month and the double or triple strap shoe seen everywhere since the Louis Vuitton Fall runway. Loving the bold bright accessories
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