Leading Word: To open the wardrobe in the season, some fashionable clothes in autumn and winter are obviously no longer inflow. We give our opinions and let you make a successful transition with the spring-summer trend. The new style suggests adding grace to your outfit.
Opening up the wardrobe in season, some fashionable clothes for fall and winter obviously no longer enter. We give our opinions and let you make a successful transition with the spring-summer trend. The new style suggests adding grace to your outfit.
Gucci 2009 autumn and winter
Balmain Fall Winter 2009
Alexander McQueen 2010 Spring Summer
Sequins dress pearl light temporarily out of date
It seems that in recent days, the crowd has become a hot topic for people. Even "the first 30-year-old '80's appeared in 2010" did not fall. However, this hot phenomenon may not mean that the various fashion elements of the 1980s will come to fruition at this time. The fact is that the 1980 elements that have been highly sought after in the past two seasons are quietly disappearing from our perspective. Therefore, sequin dresses, one of the disco nightclub style endorsements in the 80s, will not continue to continue in the spring and summer of 2010. The sequins will be your most effective pass token into the cheesy camp, so leave Gucci and Balmain's dresses covered in sequins on the flyover. With today's advanced printing technology, designers have been able to realize all kinds of whimsy on fabrics. This means that if you want to be the focus of the Party, the sequined dress is no longer the only one that you wear. The stunning print skirts of Alexander McQueen will also help you.
Balmain Fall Winter 2009
Wide Shoulder Jacket Sharp Shoulders
The exaggerated and strong shoulder style will have only a little bit of warmth in the spring/summer 2010 trend. In the fall and winter of 2009, the broad-shoulder wave once swept the four major fashion weeks without mercy. But don't forget that it's the ultimate nature of fashion that is always new and old, and the menacing things tend to go in a hurry. So looking at the 2010 Spring/Summer show, the vast majority of us are returning to the conventional form of shoulder line design. Obviously, women's natural shoulder lines are more eternal and beautiful, and continued shoulder-sucking shoulder pads will only make you look out of place and aggressive. The world economy is embarrassingly out of the quagmire. Compared to the arrogant shoulder line, our internal optimism may be a stronger weapon against external pressure. It is worth mentioning that intimate Christopher Bailey has designed several double-breasted trench coats for Burberry Prorsum with gorgeous folds on the shoulders. They may help you to cope with the unrequited love of the wide-shoulder style and become excellent. Transitional choices.
Prada 2009 autumn and winter
Balenciaga Fall Winter 2009
Marc Jacobs Fall/Winter 2009
The velvet fabric is hard to control
If not because Marc Jacobs designed a bright and attractive velvet dress for his eponymous brand in autumn and winter of 2009, and those fancy velvet dresses and cut velvet coats that Balenciaga and Prada launched, we really wanted to Let everyone do not have to add anything related to velvet fabrics to their wardrobe. It is undeniable that velvet is a rather peculiar fabric. It can directly obtain a luxurious visual effect without any decoration (embroidery, beading, printing, etc.). But this will also make the fashion made from velvet very expensive and gloomy, so few people can perfect it. As for the velvet evening dress, if it is not from the fashion house of Jean Paul Gaultier or Giorgio Armani, it is still a respectable distance.
Miu miu 2009 autumn and winter
Chanel Spring Summer 2010
Lanvin Spring Summer 2010
How can the red knee skirt lack of energy?
A fashion critic has told us very long ago that fashion is nothing more than a change in the skirt; in other words, In or Out is actually related to the length of the skirt. Although this sounds a bit cliché, the fact is that the knee-length skirt became a visible minority in everyday wear on the T-Stage 2010 spring and summer. Of course, rather than labeling the old label “Return to the Mini Fashion in the 1960s†for this, it might be attributed to one of the side effects of global warming. Not to mention those skirts that are too knee-length are always more than elegant, but they are less energetic; and we are always afraid that we can't make up for our senses and turn our graceful chic into old-fashioned ones. Therefore, in the spring and summer season when everyone needs to be active and lively, the dresses in the closet that exceed the length of the knee still try to snow first.