Every fashion season is unique and unrepeatable: fun to discover, interpret and wear, choosing the trends that you're most enticed by, the ones that mirror your imagination and enhance your figure and style.
To make things easier, here's a short overview of the most important fashion trends that have stood out by observing and working on the themes of the Spring/Summer 2011 fashion shows and by keeping an eye on ever-changing fashion news and monitoring accessories more cool.
Let us start with the search for innovation in classic, timeless items, such as Denim, thus finding the advent of minimalism also in this fabric - the icon of casual wear. Look, for example, at the creations from the Céline and Stella McCartney collections. Or get updated on the typical summer shade, white, discovering White Silhouette new ideas.
Another consolidated theme that has changed whilst still staying true to itself is the Leopard print, explored in all its possible variations, and featured everywhere in an incredible number of collections, even those created by fashion houses like Givenchy. Alternatively: the Flower mania that virtually bursts forth, for example, in the D&G and Versus collections.
We should also not forget the rising power of exuberant colours, especially Block colours, which literally revolutionize the impact of any dress or outfit. Once you identify the nuances and combinations that suit you best, you'll just have to use them as your trump card. Don't forget also the value of Fuchsia and Fluo.
For those who love sophisticated experiments: admire, study and wear Art Deco, following the Repêchages and interpretations of this style that range from Miu Miu to Louis Vuitton. Another hot topic: Orientalism, which revisits and celebrates the fascinating encounter between East and West, giving traditional garments a new quality. An alternative? South America, re-created, for example, by Prada.
Try it: the Like a Man trend that has seduced many designers, including Dries Van Noten, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga and Paul Smith. Sparkling and timeless: Sequins, chosen by Marni too. Devoted to hypothetical relaxation: the ironic Pijamas trend, proposed also by Rochas and Lowe.
To make things easier, here's a short overview of the most important fashion trends that have stood out by observing and working on the themes of the Spring/Summer 2011 fashion shows and by keeping an eye on ever-changing fashion news and monitoring accessories more cool.Let us start with the search for innovation in classic, timeless items, such as Denim, thus finding the advent of minimalism also in this fabric - the icon of casual wear. Look, for example, at the creations from the Céline and Stella McCartney collections. Or get updated on the typical summer shade, white, discovering White Silhouette new ideas.Another consolidated theme that has changed whilst still staying true to itself is the Leopard print, explored in all its possible variations, and featured everywhere in an incredible number of collections, even those created by fashion houses like Givenchy. Alternatively: the Flower mania that virtually bursts forth, for example, in the D&G and Versus collections.We should also not forget the rising power of exuberant colours, especially Block colours, which literally revolutionize the impact of any dress or outfit. Once you identify the nuances and combinations that suit you best, you'll just have to use them as your trump card. Don't forget also the value of Fuchsia and Fluo.
For those who love sophisticated experiments: admire, study and wear Art Deco, following the Repêchages and interpretations of this style that range from Miu Miu to Louis Vuitton. Another hot topic: Orientalism, which revisits and celebrates the fascinating encounter between East and West, giving traditional garments a new quality. An alternative? South America, re-created, for example, by Prada.Carefree, to be distributed at will: the Stripes Polka Dots theme, which merges two strong and ever-increasing trends, especially stripes. A great interpreter to look at? Moschino.
Try it: the Like a Man trend that has seduced many designers, including Dries Van Noten, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga and Paul Smith. Sparkling and timeless: Sequins, chosen by Marni too. Devoted to hypothetical relaxation: the ironic Pijamas trend, proposed also by Rochas and Lowe.
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