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Monday, February 17, 2014

NYFW A/W 2014

Calvin Klein, Marc Jacobs, Proenza Schouler and Ralph Lauren closed out the week as fashionistas climbed over snow banks and girded themselves with their purses against brutal wind. 

During the New York Fashion Week designers embraced the chill with some amazing looks to warm up our hearts (and our wardrobes!) for the next autumn / winter season. We saw fur in almost every single show, but in a nice palette with options to keep your spirit up. Head to toe sweater dressing trend is a must: you definitely need to start collecting heavy and cozy knits now. Another trend that has been emerging for next fall has to be the two tone jackets, While the sleeves remain traditionally suede on the outside, the body of the jacket has been turned inside out. Some key items you would like to consider would be corduroy belted macs in butterscotch, long blazers in houndstooth, nightgown dresses with a simple ruffle trailing their front and A-line skirts teamed with woolly jumpers. These were easy and effortless ingredients for a simple but stylish winter wardrobe.

 Also a major New York Fashion Week color moment occurred when we realized that Orange is the new Black! As the fiery hue has been spotted all over the ready-to-wear shows, making its way from the season's It lip to its clothes, bags, and shoes. However, we also spotted a parade of short black numbers worn with pointed kitten heels and leather biker or bomber jackets, so that his usual sense of glamour was reworked with a more realistic and pragmatic edge.

Don’t forget that we have been showing you some of the most relevant and wearable trends for this spring / summer season to keep you updated. For example, the cotton button-down in a ‘borrowed from your boyfriend’ statement, especially those with contrast collar in order to reinvent this basic item. As well as embellished pieces, pretty pastel colors, sassy fringes and wide leg pants that are very functional.




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