Top Beauty Moments From MFW FW18 Shows
As Milan Fashion Week comes to an end, we can’t stress enough on the various hair and makeup moments that are guaranteed to take over the beauty scene this come fall.
From smudgy eye or extra-matte hot-pink lipstick at Max Mara, to Fendi’s twinkle eyeshadow brushed on the inner corner of the eyes and sleek side-parted hair; and the natural cat-flick eyeliner at Alberta Ferretti. Milan’s FW18 runways showed both makeup and hairstyles that are incredibly easy to copy instantly.
Scroll through to view our favourite beauty looks that we just can’t wait to see everywhere.
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Milan Fashion Week: Versace FW18
Staged at the Royal Palace in Milan, as always Donatella Versace brings pristine creativity and style to the catwalk, simply with new modern royalty showcased through rainbow colours and lavish textures.
Where does someone go after Donatella‘s last spring ’18 collection? Well by added more volume, rainbow colours and a whole lot of extraordinary details, and most importantly the Versace gold hardware theme.
Referred to as the Versace clan, the powerful cast of models looked sensational as they walked down the runway with thrilling looks, included patent leather jackets in burgundy, and a camel pants and coats started highly wearable during the chiller months. The subtle Prep school theme included gartan patterns in clashing colour codes- like purple and electric yellow; everything was carefully tailored and coordinated with waist bags. Mini pleated skirts were high waisted and accentuated with a thick black leather belt.
Donatella makes sure that her clothes reveal her strong support for feminism, which she was messaged throw her new Versace logo-ed band Tees that some time peeped over the pants or even trucked underneath skirts. Exuberant fringes shimmied down the runway detailing precious mini party dresses. For fall 2018, the sweet clash of models sported sneakers perfect for day and chunky platforms for afterdark coordinated with body-hugging strapless dresses in black leather; also classic Versace printed jumpsuits resurfaced fabulously in gleaming gold.
Once again, Donatella debuted another outstanding collection, with bold and confident vibes mixed with the brand’s signature rock and roll touch. When Donatella debuts a collection , she makes sures that her clothes say strong, feminist and courageous.
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Milan Fashion Week: Roberto Cavalli FW18
For his first fall collection, Roberto Cavalli’s new successor Paul Surridge introduced new ways to celebrate the Italian brand’s deep- rooted aesthetics in creating vibrant prints and provocative yet very chic silhouettes.
This is the brand’s very first combined man and woman ready-to-wear show. The menswear collection was super-chic included a variation of leopard print pants and hooded jackets that added an athleisure touch to the whole look. The winner of show must be our all time favourite mono-colour hot red leather ensemble perfectly contrasted with black-patched shoulders.
Paul’s mission with this collection is to modernise men’s future wardrobe with essentials items like backpacks and leather shirts, heavy outwear and exaggerated oversized scarves.
For women there were a flawless mix of soft silhouettes and maximalist prints, which included a range of long slashed dresses, wrapped with handkerchief hems, a pop of gradient prints and gothic gowns for after dark. For Fall, he also featured fluid asymmetric dresses paired styled with cosy coats with fur accents, all coordinated with over-the-knee leather boots. Colour tones were somewhat nomadic- what we call a dreamy Cavalliscape into the distant lands.
Mr. Surridge went the extra mile to create a new level of extravagance. It was a parade full of attitude and modernity with timeless wearable pieces.
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Milan Fashion Week: Tod’s FW18
Tod’s kicks off day three at Milan Fashion Week, with a super sophisticated collection that emphasized the brand’s leather expertise and refined craftsmanship. In celebration of the Year of the Dog- Tod’s sent down the runway a parade of models with the sweetest little pups, the cutest fashion accessory matching their newest bag styles. We don’t know about you, but we are big suckers for canine!
The FW18 collection went strong on outerwear and accessories, combining different warm colour tones— warm orange, brown, burgundy, and brick orange, mustard yellow and milk chocolate. There were down jackets in shearling that evolved in bigger volumes, some were coordinated with patent leather mid-skirts or straight-cut leather pants. The Italian never fails to disappoint especially when it comes to experimenting with new textures, including standout raincoat trench style in nylon and in glossy patent leather.
Tod’s also introduced rubber soles on their staple moccasins and shearling-trimmed suede boots. Some items were reminiscent of the saddle theme, with a standout of the new Belt Bag and pointy leather riding boots.
It was a complete urban collection that defined the right term of chic, that Tod’s never seems to forget.
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Milan Fashion Week: Etro FW18
Veronica Etro entered the season in full force with complete sophistication.
For FW18 Etro re-created the brand’s roots through a Folk Deco themed collection that added a whole lot of charm to their signature nomadic spirit.
Once again the collection echoed a mix of patterns and graphic prints, which had a natural emphasis on outerwear including long coats in luxurious jacquard motifs, others came in opulent mink fur, and decorative fringe and pompon details.
The decorative lineup was balanced with a rich colour palette of burgundy, winter beige, rose pink and olive green. There was a suble athleticism vibe seen through a weaved hoodie topped with an oversized bomber jack in burnt orange, also vibrant pajama set in silk also worn under and extra-large shearling suede coat.
All ensembles are coordinated with the brand’s iconi suede knee-high boots, and of course paisley patterns and prints overshadowed many of the fine dresses.
Faithful to love and beauty, Veronica brings the American West all the way to the North of Italy with a stunning collection full of pristine craftsmanship skills and new fabric creations.
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Milan Fashion Week: Prada FW18
For FW18 Miuccia Prada has returned to the brand’s past archives and reproduced authentic materials into very irresistible garments and accessories.
Showed at the newly-opened tower at Fondazione Prada, Prada takes us into outer space with futuristic accents and cyber funk theme inspired by Japanese anime. The first looks out were in solid colours, including padded synthetic jackets, long boxy coats, and oversized vests. Similarly to her recent FW18 Menswear show, models also wore Prada logo-ed ID tags and a cutout head shots clipped to their clothes. A message of what keeps a balance between control versus freedom.
The all neon collection featured an overall vibe that was very Prada with a fun identity. Mrs. Prada presented classical post-nuclear tailoring details including intricate fringing, fluro nylons, tulle bows, plastic tassels, fisherman boots and all things avant-garde.
Vividly fluorescent and electric, this collection painted Miuccia point of view on the future of modern women’s sense of fashion, which is looking positively bright especially for the coming somber season.
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Milan Fashion Week: Fendi FW18
Fendi’s FW18 collection had a vibrant yet romantic feel with lively mix of patterns. Welcoming wardrobe staples full of softness and strength, all were reflected in constructive lines through an earthy toned palette: including black, navy, grey, camel and taupe and pink beige.
The first half of the show models pranced down the runway in tough silhouettes of boxy shouldered capes and belted city coats with planed sleeves, detailed with sunray pleating from the hip down. Intricate tailoring and luxe fabrics experimented with the concept of urban femininity, which reflected of super-slim light coats and Prince of Wales checks fit skirt suits.
With this collection both Karl Lagerfeld and Silvia Venturini Fendi showed their deep appreciation of the simple and elegant style of a woman; by displaying silk pleated dresses, pointy collared blouses adorned with lace, soft knitwear intarsias and elaborated weave work with beaded fringes.
Most ensembles were coordinated with Western looking boots in bright calfskin or knee-high heeled boots in satin or exotic stamped leather. Of course, the collection featured a newly constructed Double F bag a two-sided chain handbag held together with the ‘F’ frame on one side and the iconic Fendi stamp round logo on the other.
The logo mania collection paid tribute to the idealized uniform in today’s woman’s world. It all looked so chic and excessive, but fully in line with Fendi’s distinctive spirit.
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Milan Fashion Week: Moschino FW18
Jeremy Scott turned back in time as he revisits the 50’s housewife theme. In collaboration with the great Australian Pop Artist, Ben Frost designed the latest Moschino FW18 launch invites in faux-candy-cereal packages.
Named Moschino Eyes, Kaia Gerber opens the show with a bright procession of Jackie O inspired look, that meant a well-tailored skirt and jacket suit ensemble in coral, perfectly coordinated with a pillbox hat and bouncy vintage bob hairstyle. At Moschino more is always more, it was a rainbow model alert cascading down a space ship looking portal stage. Few models appeared with their bodies full tinted in rosey pinks, Smurf blues and Simpsons yellows- maybe a warning that aliens are heading our way.
While every outfit was styled with matching mary-janes and patent leather gloves, there were statement coatdresses detailed with sliver zippers, including a multi-coloured long-sleeved dress printed with a kaleidoscopic Pop Art illustration of women crying in Moschino. From daywear to evening-wear, towards the finale Scott took a glam cue from Studio 54′s legendary parties, as he sends out a fully decked disc sequins dresses draped beautifully with luxurious silk satin.
No so much of an ordinary collection, as we see through Scott’s eyes as he goes on with extreme retro reference at full throttle.
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Best Dressed Men At The BAFTA Awards 2018
Once again many celebrities showed their strong support for the Time’s Up campaign, opting all-black evening ensembles with the matching pin. Black at awards season is much common for most men, which always makes a great contrast and statement on the red carpet.
From Timothée Chalamet in Saint Laurent to Orlando Bloom in Stella McCartney, here is our edit of the best stylish men from the British Academy Film Awards 2018.
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Milan Fashion Week: Alberta Ferretti FW18
The talk of the night was the great masterpiece presented in the center of Alberta Ferretti’s runway show. Named “Gravity”, an aluminium sculpture crafted by Lorenzo Quinn, son of the great actor Anthony Quinn. It is a large geometric structure representing the metaphor of reality that places the woman in the center of the universe.
“The woman is at the center of the universe. She is the force of force of attraction of everything. It is the duty of the man to support and encourage her. I believe that my sculpture has a lot in common with the fashion and clothes of Alberta Ferretti, who has always described the idea of a woman who is aware of her position and strength,” declares Lorenzo Quinn.
Debuted at the Rotonda della Besana, for fall Ferretti presented a highly elegant collection that was full of sensuality and confidence. First there was plenty of velvet galore in vibrant colours, infusing her signature romantic touch she displayed a mix of modern piece with eccentricity. Including pretty fabulous sleeveless cape coat in brick orange, an all-in-black scully western studded jumpsuit accessorised with a silk scarf around the neck and knee-high suede boots, and a turtleneck intarsia sweater styled with a leather button-up midi-skirt.
Everything we saw can easily be coordinated with your favourite pair of denims for day look or dressed up with a lush coat or skirt for nighttime. There was also a vast variety of accessories- from cowboy hats to chunky necklaces, gold metallic belts, elbow-length leather gloves in eye-popping colours and a number of velvet knee-high boots.
The Italian designer is famous for sensing what women of today’s time want, especially out of evening gowns. The second half of the show models came out in sumptuous and ethereal fabrics like jacquard, light chiffon, gold dusted velvet and glittering embellishments.
Ferretti’s message was clear all throughout, where the full collection coincides with her vision of the modern, strong and confident woman, is the focal point of every of style, elegance and charm.
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A&E Guide To Getting A Flawless Base
We might all agree thaT makeup products alone won’t help you achieve a fresh complexion; but not to worry getting that flawless base that you desire is way easier than you think.
For spring, most designers took a more natural and softer direction to beauty. Whether you prefer a dewy glow or like a matte finish, here is our beauty edit of the best primers, concealers, illuminators and more to help you create a superluxe skin.
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Shop Now: Crystal-Embellished Shoes
When it comes to footwear runways made it clear that more is definitely more. For fall, crystal-embellished shoes are almost everywhere- it is probably a reaction to the increase rise of athleisure streetwear from last year. So think Cinderella’s glass slippers!
Fun shoes and a little bit of bling can bring a whole lot of personality to your classic wardrobe staples. The key to wearing embellished shoes is to let the shoes do all the talking and the rest of your look must be kept clean and simple. Sparkling pumps can be coordinated with almost everything from sporty trousers or your favourite denims; basically they lend an a great unexpected dose.
Now it is time to invest in something little glitzy and feminine, so shop our edit of crystal-embellished shoes above.
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Matisse Events: Your Favourite Event Planners In Lebanon
Wedding season is around the corner, and we’re here to help! Whether you know someone getting married or planning your own, and if you are interested in getting a little more specific- then you are in definite need for the right event planner.
Founded in 2006, Matisse Events has grown to become a leading name in creative and enchanting event concepts. The event management company’s massive portfolio includes an array of product launches, brand animations, corporate dinners, conferences, weddings, charity events and celebrations. They have planned and executed countless events in Lebanon, all over the MENA region and even in Italy, Greece, Russia, Turkey and many more.
A unified team of style-conscious minds work around the clock to create truly memorable celebratory moments. They go beyond the conventional to create customised visual, sensory and emotional experiences. Inspired by the beauty of nature, wide-open spaces and everything in between; they are your go-to event planners if you seek organic, elegant and understated style and concepts.
Famous for being a trendsetter and a risk-taker, Matisse events takes on major public events, all of which are mega- events organised on a large scale as they take over number locations across Lebanon such as Faqra Club, Zaitunay Bay, Sanayeh Gardens, BeitMisk, and La Magnanerie.
At Matisse, they believe in Corporate Social Responsibility and are fully-committed to giving back to the community. In addition to supporting a number of NGOs, they even created their very own CSR initiative: the Field of Stars; which is now known as the Matisse Community – a new movement which was recently launched in 2018, with a mission of focusing on major issues affecting the country as a whole.
Whatever your dream is for your special day or event, Matisse Events will turn your fantasies into reality.
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Jewellery Focus: Jude Benhalim
Cairo-based jewellery designer, Jude Benhalim founded her own eponymous brand at just 17 years of age. It all started with a design project during high school, where she first-ever took interest in the design industry.
The young designer was born and raised in Egypt, who later pursed a degree in Film from the American University in Cairo (AUC); Jude was naturally drawn to design due to her culture, family’s roots and her vibrant environment to produce refined handcrafted pieces with a modern-spirited woman in mind; Jude always had a strong goal to empower and embrace women by expressing their own individuality with her bold and eccentric pieces.
Always seeking new ideas, Jude main inspiration are the women in her life and especially the women who she designs for and wears her intricate designs. Her timeless pieces are a clear understanding and the balance between the traditional world and all things bold and contemporary; all designs are handcrafted by a team of local artisans in her Cairo workshop, using only the top-of-the-line 925 silver and gold plated brass as well as custom-made Resin stones.
Minimal in design yet powerful with intricate details, the Egyptian jewellery designer continues to break the rules with new techniques with a long kept commitment to traditional craftsmanship and artistic creativity.
Scroll through to explore Jude Benhalim’s latest cutting-edge jewellery designs.
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First Look: Rani Zakhem Couture SS18
Debuting for the very first time in Paris, Rani Zakhem’s Couture Collection is a celebration of love and life. Named “Ode to a Volcanic Woman” fiery colours and opulent silhouettes are purely dedicated to the eccentric yet sophisticated women of today.
Ethereal and relaxed, the master of colours welcomes elements of sensational details and splashes of gold, referencing the volcanic eruption by embroideries of fine crystals of lava on luxe fabrics draped into a deep plunging neckline. Including a light sculpted silk dress in pearl-beige all embellished in red, orange and gold glowing gems.
Zakhem introduced designs that paid tribute to legendary names in fashion, like a short black silk satin, detailed at the bottom with pleated yellow faille adorned with a large bow, a great salute to Yves Saint Laurent; another was a heavily embroidered golden top matched with a long black pleated skirt, a regard to Balmain. There was also a black silk kaftan, encrusted with gold sequins and flame patterns at the bottom, a reverence to the Lebanese designer’s aesthetics and his multiple native orient cultures.
The climax of the show was Zakhem’s wedding masterpiece, shaped in flowing lava and blazing fires, all made in delicate white lace; highlighting its intricate simplicity contracting with the vibrant yet relaxed collection.
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London Fashion Week: Erdem FW18
Showcasing at London’s National Portrait Gallery, Erdem’s FW18 collection ruled the runway in ornate floral prints, shimmery silhouettes and real opulent old Hollywood-inspired looks.
Referencing the mid ’20 and early ’30 Art Deco years, some models pranced down the runway with polka dot tulle covering their retro chic hairstyle with pin curls; sporting brocade decorated on full-length coat, over-sized cape and strapless body-hugging evening gown; all paired with patent oxford platforms.
Erdem kept it classy all throughout with a Gothic glamour approach with a huge emphasis on refined tailoring and intricate sequins embellishment. Towards the finale, there were also a set of metallic looks; a knit sweater with large furry sleeves matches with a midi-metallic skirt and a crisp white blouse worn underneath a silvery dress and topped with a boxy plaid blazer, a clear representation of the timeless symbol of femininity, sophistication and power-dressing. Other gowns were amped up in rich velvets, frills, and feathers perfect for fab all-night parties.
Some looks were great sartorial inventions that are guaranteed to take a long stroll on many streets during the fall season.
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Ferrari 812 Superfast Launches In Lebanon
Scuderia Lebanon, Official Ferrari Importer in Lebanon, announces the launch of the new Ferrari V12 Sport model namely the 812 Superfast in Lebanon in addition to the newly upgraded 3S facility.
An exclusive event took place at their very own Dora Seaside showroom, guests gathered around to share their passion for the Ferrari brand while exploring the latest models- the V12, the 812 Superfast and the GTC4Lusso.
Mr. Hassan Haidar, Owner of Scuderia Lebanon, emphasised on the importance of the integrated facility by calling it a “one stop shop” for the Ferrari family; where the 3S facility offers a private configuration room for new car sales, a section for Ferrari Approved Pre-owned Sales, and an art Workshop and Body-shop Service. Mr. Haidar said, “Consider this new Ferrari House as your home, offering personalized and dedicated hospitality. The best Ferrari experience!”
Invitees were able to experience the 812 Superfast, learning about its innovative design and aerodynamic package. It is the first-ever Ferrari to introduce Electric Power Steering (EPS)- to fully utilize the potential of the car in terms of performance.
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LFW18: Day Three Roundup
Day three at London Fashion Week FW18 was heavy on fur, classic prints and unexpected contrasts.
Preen by Thornton Bregazzi debuted a glorious show at the Topshop show space completely transformed into an ocean themed landscape. The duo designers presented a ruffle galore collection inspired the Haenyo- known as Korean sea-women who harvest for pearls, referring to them as eco-feminists. Heavy on maritime elements- from pearl embellishments, fishnet tights, scuba diving caps, and bags covered with nautical knots.
Mary Katrantzou’s “Interior Lives” FW18 collection we find tapestry draped dresses, William Morris wallpaper printed patterns, metallic armor covered jackets and quilted leather bombers. Inspired by the beginning of the modernism era, Katrantzou displayed a much more relaxed collection that made her pieces more wearable than usual.
Also showcased at the Topshop show space House of Holland surprised us with a clean- no themed show purely focused on a stripped collection that reimagined the iconic ’90s streetwear pieces. Titled “Grow Up”, the collection reinterpreted the classic camo prints seen on puffer jackets and trousers, almost everything from long silk dresser to logo hoodies and oversized varsity jackets were paired with big chunky hiking boots with contrasting colourful laces.
Peter Pilotto’s FW18 show was set at the Tramp, in a candlelit dinner setting. Fans and fashion lovers sat around rounded tables, displaying the collection’s newest hand printed plates, where the designers seek to explore beyond the clothes and rather build a complete lifestyle brand. Models walked around the tables as they displayed silk satin pant suits and jumpsuits echoing the glamorous ’70s.
Roland Mouret took a modest approach with his FW18 Collection by adding rich tailoring techniques and luxe fabrics. The extremely feminine range included were body-hugging silhouettes, wrap tight-skirts with fraying edges and dramatic capes. There were also a draped long dress with romantic ruffled details and a strappy dress in hot-red with bare shoulders.
Halpern’s FW18 takes on the ’70s with extravagant glitzy silhouettes and proportions. There were wide trousers featuring contrasting prints and coats with dramatic shoulders pared with mini dresses. Including fashion forward metallic dress with one shoulder, and a gleaming evening-wear selection with sequins jumpsuits and plunging necklines.
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FW18 Trends: Animal Prints
Animal prints just keep getting bolder and wilder. Especially for fall, we didn’t expect to see this classic print on so many runways during New York Fashion Week. From vibrant neon colours to subtle animal-inspired fashion, this trending print is getting a major makeover that takes us back to the dazzling late ’80s and early ’90s.
Left to Right: Tom Ford, Adam Selman, Carolina Herrera
Designers like Tom Ford, Caroline Herrera, Rag & Bone and more offered a parade of striking bold animal prints. Clearly it was a hyper-specific print for many that didn’t stop anyone from being too creative, whether it was on crystal encrusted handbags, dramatic bright tights, or punchy sweater dresses.
Get inspired and tap into the trend with our favourite animal printed pieces in the gallery above.
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Lightweight Checks For The Heat
Who says checks or plaids are only for winter? For many seasons, designers certainly fell for these timeless classic prints, and are mixing them with balance to become thoroughly wearable all year round.
Yes, the Checks trend comes and goes, but designers like Gucci, Etro or Raf Simons’ Calvin Klein 205W39NYC refuse to let it go that easily. Instead they introduced lightweight tailoring solutions especially designed for the heat.
The key way to make checks work is to try different complex motifs like windowpane or Prince of Wales, even on essentials like knitwear, trousers and outerwear. But don’t forget to make sure the rest of your ensemble if fully toned down.
Click through the gallery above to view our favourite checks pieces perfect to sport on warmer days.
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Best Jewellery From The NYFW Runways
As seasons come and go, jewellery trends just keep getting bigger, shinier and more fabulous.
From party -girl chandelier earrings, bold cuff-bracelets, and encrusted bold necklaces, statement jewellery pieces seem to be doing all the talking across numerous catwalks.
Straight from the runways, here’s our edit of the most glamorous jewellery moments spotted at the NYFW Fall 2018 shows.
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New York Fashion Week: Marc Jacobs FW18
Located at the Park Avenue Armory, Marc Jacobs closes New York Fashion Week with a modernized collection inspired by the 1980s big couturier names like Saint Laurent and Thierry Mugler.
Highlighting the hallmarks of this great fashion era, Jacob included exaggerated wide-legged pleated trousers, big broad shoulders and oversized bow belts. Shoulders were so wide and bold that probably can’t even fit through the door.
For Fall Jacobs rolled out an ultra-rich selection of thick materials, stretchy knits, flocked taffetas, luxe velvet and satins. There were also sleek high-waisted pant, polka dot prints; but needless to say the most important part of this collection were the fabulous after-dark looks- full of extravagance made to be appreciated by the today’s contemporary women.
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New York Fashion Week: Michael Kors FW18
Michael Kors celebrates the lovey dovey holiday with a lively show dedicated to the joy in dressing with a essentials and go-to items for his beloved customers.
The show opened with a feminine floral dress topped with a tartan cape and boots in leopard print. Famous for not playing by book, Kors gave us a bit of everything, ranging from plaids to slip dresses, camel leather trench coats and silk pyjamas. Men were also dressed in a similar theme, sporting an oversized mohair sweater paired with red tartan pants; and plaid peacoat accessorised with a thick-scarf, in monochromatic tones from head-to-toe.
There were also luminous tracksuits that also appeared on actress and singer Zendaya seated front row, wearing a hot red suit underneath a jacket with a sleeveless trench in beige.
A great piece of news was Kors exclusive collaboration with illustrator David Downton that produced a stunning dress with an hourglass silhouette, hand-painted with women’s portraits, and a series of leather totes to go with.
Kors’s FW18 show was effortless and savvy that included numerous unknown faces from all around the world- a perfect message to share about personal style and natural beauty especially on Valentine’s Day.
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Dark Nail Lacquer Shades To Try Now
While days get colder and sun sets earlier, your nail polish selection should reflect your mood about this dark and gloomy season.
During winters, the classic black shade is probably the best go-to and most seasonal appropriate; but it is about time to step out of your comfort zone and go with richer and deeper hues instead.
We’ve got your manicures covered for the entire season with our new favourite dark-hued nail polishes to try now.
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Trend Guide: Tan Bags
Across several seasons, bright and vibrant handbags ruled the streets, but it is official this year is all about the tan bag and its more desirable than ever.
We witnessed amongst various runways from Chloé to Stella McCartney this appealing neutral shade is already filtering through our spring closet. Its neutrality in both the colour and texture can accessorize almost everything you own; it is timeless. Tan is known as an essential hue to have in your closet and can sometimes replace the old classic black bag.
Designers like Loewe and J.W.Anderson nailed the trend by introducing numerous styles featuring beautiful leather materials, making it worth investing every penny.
Similar to denim, you can never go wrong with the right tan bag because its styling options are limitless. Scroll through to view our guide to the best 10 tan handbags that you’ll see everywhere come spring.
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New York Fashion Week: Anna Sui FW18
Anna Sui took over the stage with her signature bohemian references. For Fall 2018, Sui sent down matching tanned leather fanny packs with the model’s lace-up boots and platform oxfords designed by Bed Stü.
Supermodel sisters, Gigi and Bella Hadid opened the show with an elegant strut down the runway followed by various hip velvet suits with soft coral and purple patterns. Some wore a bright red and pink studded ruffled blouse, and there was also a two-toned faux fur shearling coat in electric cyan blue colour.
In partnership with Levi’s, Sui introduced extremely wearable pieces of corduroy pants and blazers, including a knit dress and cardigan combo, sparkly sunglasses, brocades and laces.
We all know that Sui can really stick to one specific theme, but this time around she produced a heavy collection ranged from everything suitable for day and night.
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New York Fashion Week: Oscar de la Renta FW18
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On Our Radar: Rebecca de Ravenel
You will know her for causing a fashion sensation with her signature “Bonbons” drop silk earrings.
Rebecca de Ravenel spent most of her childhood years back and forth between the Bahamas and Paris, both of which nurtured her aesthetic that is deeply rooted with old traditions of the tropics mixed with an urban feel.
Fascinated by the art world, for many years Rebecca has worked in fashion and interior design with a continuous dream of dressing the eclectic woman of modern times.
Late 2015, the designer-to-be made it a mission to turn her passions for design and jewellery into a business, by launching her signature Les Bonbons earrings. Today, her original designs have been spotted on ears of numerous celebrities, women on beaches and cities across the world.
It doesn’t stop there, late 2017 Rebecca welcomed her first-ever ready-to-wear collection, which recently debuted in stores this February. The young designer currently lives in Los Angeles and will continue designing for her eponymous brand with versatile women’s clothing and accessories.
Click through the gallery above to view Rebecca de Ravenel’s most coveted creations.
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New York Fashion Week: Oscar de la Renta FW18
Since Kim and Fernando Garcia have been named creative directors behind the glam Italian fashion house, are trying their best to stay in tune with the needs of people and are carefully leading a legacy into continuous success.
One must say that this third runway is an assured step forward for the millennial designers. The duo revisited De la Renta’s archives, and welcomed party dresses in flare silhouettes and sheer lace bodices.
The pretty collection feature flower prints and intricate embroideries, including rich velvet and silk fabrics. The collection was a remembrance of when the duo worked alongside Oscar and the trip they took The Cloisters for the Janet Cardiff sound exhibition.
The winners of the collection were the evening-wear series, especially the black velvet bodice paired with a voluminous crêpe de chine printed skirt.
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New York Fashion Week: Ralph Lauren Spring 18
While everyone is busy unveiling their Fall Winter collection, Ralph Lauren welcomes his Spring 2018 Collection tonight in New York City with this season’s most definite vibrant and whimsical details.
Inspired by the Ralph Lauren’s home in Jamaica, the blue and white dreamy collection of 64 looks delivers preppy essentials in a vivid all-American colour palette. This is the first time the designer visits the seafaring theme in a series including bold geometric with a punch of nautical prints.
The stars of the show were cotton dress with ditsy floral prints, introducing high-end silhouettes in light fabrics, head-to-toe denim ensembles, and leather white shorts paired with rain boots and ribbed turtleneck sweater.
Men looks included double-breasted blazer paired with bright-coloured straight cut trousers and suede espadrilles; now that’s what we call the perfect dockside style.
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Shop Now: Blazer Heroes
Yes, 2017 was the year of the blazers that no one really anticipated. With time, this wardrobe staple proved that it is women’s main key to power dressing. We saw this classic jacket in countless styles from vibrant hues to checkered prints, over sized fit, double-breasted and velvet versions.
If you were on board with this classic trend during fall, well you are about to fall in love with these uber-versatile wardrobe heroes even more, because they will absolutely make you a showstopper this spring season.
Scroll through to explore which blazer styles will take over the streets in 2018.
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