Fashion Weeks

Marc Jacobs Fall/Winter 2015-2016 Collection – Runway Looks to fall in love

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Round-up :  One of the best shows during New York Fashion last February was of course Marc Jacobs Show, his Fall/Winter 2015-2016 ready to-wear collection. More that one year ago Jacobs left Lous Vuitton to dedicate all his time and his creativity to his own Maison. And Marc Jacobs succeed!  His new creations that were the best and the coolest we have seen so far throughout the existence of the brand.
 You can see an abundance of dark hues ranging from black and navy blues to burgundies, burnt mustard shades, browns and notes of pink shades, as well as lots of checkered patterns, gorgeous florals, sparkling beadwork, fluffy and luxurious furs, perfectly tailored suits, sweaters, dazzling outerwear options, pants, skirts and dresses. You have it all for the upcoming fall season and whatever Marc Jacobs offers this year is simply to-die-for, statement-making and cool.

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Ralph Lauren Fall/Winter 2015-2016 Collection – Runway Looks to fall in love!

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New Ralph Lauren’s  Fall/Winter 2015-2016  ready-to-wear collection will appeal to those who are used to wear not only stylish, but also warm. Instead splendour and glamour of last season designer presented   comfort, warm and very stylish outfits   for next autumn-winter season. Here you can see warm sweaters and knotted dresses, ponchos, jackets,  ‚fur‘  coats , skirts and trousers. Colours palette that never deviated from oat, truffle, cream, fawn and bronze and using cozy knits, suede and shearling made into patchwork ‘furs’ (the company has a long-standing commitment to not use fur products, so everything was constructs of shearling!).
Evening outfits could not miss this collection.  A long-sleeved, high-neck lace gown in cream, a black silk dress with nothing but a harness strap at the back or how about a tall drink of a velvet one instead? A three-piece black suit with a shearling collar practically swaggered down the runway.
As accessories were chosen hats, caps, ties, bulky accessories, wide belts, braces, bags with fringes and gloves in the same shade of shoes.
The collection was shown in New York Fashion Week, 19 February 2015.

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Chanel Fall/Winter 2015-2016 Collection – Runway Looks to fall in love!

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Chanel Fall/Winter 2015-2016 ready-to-wear collection designed by  Karl Lagerfeld was shown in in Paris Fashion Week, on March 10,2015.
Karl Lagerfeld is a genius, his creativity is endless,  actually, in Paris Haute Couture Week, Karl Lagerfeld’s , Maison Chanel Show had enchanting us more than ever. Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, hosted his autumn-winter 2015/16 haute couture collection amid roulette and cards tables, manned by smartly dressed dealers, as well as slot machines, where models and Hollywood celebrities had a role. But let us return to Fall 2015 , the Show was  in the Brasserie Gabrielle,  in Grand Palais.
Kiki Georgiou wrote  in her report after the Show following :
„This may just have been the most readily accessible Chanel collection in a while. The silhouettes were fuss free, and that most classic of Chanel shoes, the beige and black toe-cap pumps that Mademoiselle introduced in the fifties, were worn with every look. Very classy check pencil skirts were teamed with a perennial Karl favorite, the funnel neck jacket, here with 3D origami sleeves, some of which were fused with puffa pockets. That sportiness playfully clashed with the bourgeois lady staples, so a chic French grandma skirt would feature a sporty sequin embellished hooded jacket on top. Karl’s wit was everywhere – a backpack was indistinguishable from its matching red tweed jacket until the model turned around and a rolled up newspaper was sticking out.“
 

Balmain Fall/Winter 2015-2016 Collection – Runway Looks to fall in love!

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 Balmain Fall/Winter 2015-2016 ready-to wear collection designed by Olivier Rousteing.
Fashion Trends for Fall/Winter Saison  are  *70’s Are Big Again and 70s Chic Style Warps into 80’s!*
And Olivier Rousteing  channeled Seventies and Eighties in Balmain F/W 2015-2016  Collection.
“I wanted to look at the seventies in Paris—but for me, it doesn’t mean the flares—it means the diversity, when so many strong women, white, black, Asian were modeling,” – Olivier Rousteing was saying passionately, backstage before his Show  in Paris Fashion Week, on March 5, 2015.
Rousteing was inspired by prints from the Balmain archives which reflected an exotic time in Paris history. The clothes looked stunning:
The Runway Looks* are short ruffled cocktail dresses, velvet parkas slung over the shoulder, gold beading and lace body suits, pleated skirts, and high waisted palazzo pants in pumpkin orange, sea green and fuchsia, along with blazers and dresses made with beaded fringe. Extra-wide belts complemented most outfits. The clothes are sure to attract young women who live or want to live a glamorous Lifestyle.

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Emporio Armani Fall/Winter 2015-2016 Collection – Runway *Looks* to fall in love!

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Emporio Armani Fall/Winter 2015-2016 collection was shown in Milan Fashion Week,  on February 27, 2015.
A few words about collection:
Emporio Armani is classic Italian fashion in its purest form and this season was as smart, timeless and deadly serious as you’d expect. Overwhelmingly made up of office-appropriate separates, Armani played with subtle changes in silhouette as wide black leather frills wrapped around waists and over shoulders. Those same unfussy frills appeared at the end of sleeves, over hips and on the pockets of a fabulous two-tone fur coat.
Fur was used innovatively  on a skirt and jacket as a trim on what looked like purple silk petals, while shapes largely remained conservative. At the same time, there was a folkloric tinge to the floral appliqués on gray wool skirts, or a long quilted red coat, or a puff-sleeved dress that felt like a little girl’s look writ adult. The low-slung, wide-cut trousers had a Petrouchka feel. An artisanal knit subtext peaked with a couple of jumbo mohair sweaterdresses
That’s not to say this collection had no bite, details in red ran through the otherwise dark and muted palette lifting it into something a little more dangerous. . Shoes were secured at the ankle with thin straps or bound on with what looked like thick black ribbon and were wicked in the best possible way.

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