Hey peeps soo sorry for a long break in posts....but tune in to more style updates from autmn/winter`14 this time...as we are all set to hit the season ,.
From green military jackets to boxy bags, take a look at the hottest trends we spotted on the runways in London, Milan and Paris for Autumn Winter 2014.
Get mono
If you’re looking for an easy-to-wear trend, it’s hard to beat the coming season’s black and white pairings. The trick to getting this right: keep it almost-all black, mix up your materials (wool, leather and cotton) and invest in at least one item with a monochromatic pattern (for example, the coats at Agi & Sam, Saint Laurent, Corneliani).
Statement suits
Turns out, those checked suits from last winter were just easing us into a whole new era of bold tailoring. Pattern-wise there are no rules on what you should go for next season (although stand-outs include Salvatore Ferragamo's stripes and Etro's checks), so go for whatever feels right to you. You’ll find us in Valentino.
It's easy being green
After seasons of camouflage on the catwalks, it’s perhaps no surprise that next season will be dominated by military green. From Richard James' shirt and tie combinations to Haider Ackermann's jogging bottoms there's plenty of ways to work this into your wardrobe – and for bonus points, match it up with similar tones at the same time. As Kanye would say, monochromatic doesn't mean just mean black or white.
Jacked-up shoes
Good news for Tom Cruise: soles are thicker than ever next season. Whether you’re a trainer man or more partial to a polished leather boot, invest in something that bumps you up an extra inch or two.
Think inside the box
Hoarders rejoice: next season’s smartest bags are big, boxy and spacious enough to carry around all your daily essentials.
From green military jackets to boxy bags, take a look at the hottest trends we spotted on the runways in London, Milan and Paris for Autumn Winter 2014.
Get mono
If you’re looking for an easy-to-wear trend, it’s hard to beat the coming season’s black and white pairings. The trick to getting this right: keep it almost-all black, mix up your materials (wool, leather and cotton) and invest in at least one item with a monochromatic pattern (for example, the coats at Agi & Sam, Saint Laurent, Corneliani).
Statement suits
Turns out, those checked suits from last winter were just easing us into a whole new era of bold tailoring. Pattern-wise there are no rules on what you should go for next season (although stand-outs include Salvatore Ferragamo's stripes and Etro's checks), so go for whatever feels right to you. You’ll find us in Valentino.
It's easy being green
After seasons of camouflage on the catwalks, it’s perhaps no surprise that next season will be dominated by military green. From Richard James' shirt and tie combinations to Haider Ackermann's jogging bottoms there's plenty of ways to work this into your wardrobe – and for bonus points, match it up with similar tones at the same time. As Kanye would say, monochromatic doesn't mean just mean black or white.
Jacked-up shoes
Good news for Tom Cruise: soles are thicker than ever next season. Whether you’re a trainer man or more partial to a polished leather boot, invest in something that bumps you up an extra inch or two.
Think inside the box
Hoarders rejoice: next season’s smartest bags are big, boxy and spacious enough to carry around all your daily essentials.
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