A/W Trends 2015
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Duster Up....................................................................Page 4 Tucked In....................................................................Page 5 Ribbed Knits................................................................Page 6 Duvet Dressing...........................................................Page 7 Fluff.............................................................................Page 8 Cuffs............................................................................Page 9
‘70’s Freedom’
Earthy Tones.............................................................Page 10 Fringing.....................................................................Page 11 Ultra-White High Neck...........................................Page 12 Athleisure..................................................................Page 13 Flash-Back..............................................................Page 14 Culottes.....................................................................Page 15
Tucked in Those split-ends casued by the cold can now be covered this winter, grab your chunky knit and go.
Duster Up These coats are hitting floor lengths this season.. coming in just about every shape, colour and fabric.
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Ribbed Knits
Layered, loose-fitting ribbed knits gives a comfortable and slouchy feeling, just what you need for fighting the frost and the fashion in one.
Duvet Dressing
Covers have come onto the catwalk.... dress up your duvet this winter...
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Fluff &
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Cuffs
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Mink, fox, and Mongolian lamb fur are being collaged onto everything this autumn from evening dresses, abominable snow jackets and fuzzy arm cuffs.
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It’s been trending for the last few seasons, but now we see fringing take on any form and the same earthy colours ready for the new season.
Fringing
Earthy Tones
Popular in the 70s and now 2015. Colours revolving around earthy, natural, and autumnal shades, including burnt oranges, browns and olive greens.
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Ultra-White High Neck The white high neck where ‘anything goes’.. the new polo neck dressing is layering with everything from mannish tailoring to glitzy minidresses.
Athleisure
Athletic clothing doesn’t have to be so casual that it can’t make the transition to something a little more suitable for outside the gym, and that’s where “athleisure” comes in..
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Flash- Back
Definitley a flashback from the 70’s, using bright, neon colours around and under the eyes. keep the face clean and the eyes bold.
Culottes
-Wide-legged cropped trousers. A staple peice, and all you need to know this season.
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‘70’s Freedom’ The freedom and bold attitude of the 1970’s has inspired this trend. This exceptional ten year timeframe, gave us hippie chic, power dressing, glam rock and even punk. Such bold style moments that have inspired the modern designers and magazines of today. Vogue calls this trend ‘THE newest, latest, next big thing’ Fahion designer Jonathan Anderson talks about this trend.. “We’re living in a generation and a moment in fashion where you see a lot of nostalgia,” he declares “and that’s because, fundamentally, we are living in a moment where no one knows where they are going and everyone is trying to work out whether they fit.”
“THE newest, latest, next big thing”Vogue
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Elizabeth Glanville