If you follow the fashion trend for
spring/summer 2015 (in the Northern Hemisphere, that is), I am sure that there would
be a few of them that you particularly like and although, we, in OZ, are on the
brink of winter, that does not mean that we can’t embrace some of the current
trends and weave them into our winter garments.
Let’s start with the colour blue. It is making a strong comeback this season and was a very noticeable street-style trend during the recent fashion week shows. From icy blue to teal and turquoise - such an extended range should be able to satisfy every fan of this popular hue. The European runways saw a lot of denim, but blue was also present in flowing dresses, skirts and jackets.
I don’t think it would be able to replace black
entirely (since monochromatic black and white remains the most popular combination)
but blue is a great alternative for black and is usually a much better colour
to wear for most women than the harsher black and that is exactly what I like
about this new trend.
Of course, I am not suggesting that you should plunge into this trend head on and drape yourself in denim from head to toe. What I suggest, though is to look closely into your wardrobe and see if there is anything there that you have not been wearing for a while due to the new fashion, it could be brought back to life. Sometimes, just modern- looking, cutting-edge accessories could revive the garment and give it a completely new look. If it fails, you can buy a few key pieces that are interchangeable and could be easily fitted into your existing wardrobe.
Of course, I am not suggesting that you should plunge into this trend head on and drape yourself in denim from head to toe. What I suggest, though is to look closely into your wardrobe and see if there is anything there that you have not been wearing for a while due to the new fashion, it could be brought back to life. Sometimes, just modern- looking, cutting-edge accessories could revive the garment and give it a completely new look. If it fails, you can buy a few key pieces that are interchangeable and could be easily fitted into your existing wardrobe.
If darker blues do not agree with your
complexion, you can always settle for lighter hues and choose patterns over
solid colours. Take advantage of the
cooler months and wear a blue scarf or even a hat.
A classic-cut pair of denims and a t-shirt also look cool and relaxed during the day, but could be easily glamorised with a jacket and a pair of killer heels for a night out on the town.
A well-cut jacket is a great example. It could last you for a couple of seasons and will help your outfit to be effortlessly transformed from casual to chic in no time.
Top: Sportsgirl
Jacket: Zara
Jeans: Bettina Liano
Shoes: Donna Karan
Bag: Louis Vuitton
And If you want to ask me anything at all, please
drop me a line and I would be more than happy to reply.
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