Summer Minimalism 101—New season is here, are you ready for those hottest days? These latest clean-cut silhouettes and pared-down accessories are a lesson in cool minimalism.
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Summer Minimalism 101—New season is here, are you ready for those hottest days? These latest clean-cut silhouettes and pared-down accessories are a lesson in cool minimalism.
Shop minimalist outfits for Summer 2019 at SHOPBOP.COM.
Whether it makes you think of ’70s hippies, your elementary school arts and crafts class or Carrie Bradshaw in SATC, tie-dye is officially back. On the SS19 runways, psychedelic prints got a high-fashion makeover via labels like Prada, Dior and Stella McCartney, and at the recent fashion weeks, all your fave influencers were repping hard for the trend. For inspo on how to wear it IRL, below ASOS.com gives you three ways to try it now…
Fendi is the latest luxury brand to reintroduce its heritage monogram with an exclusive capsule collection in collaboration with Net-a-Porter called the FF Capsule Collection.
Drawn from the Italian label’s 1965 design, the squared logo, updated from the original rectangular version, features heavily on every item with everything from monogrammed outerwear, knits, accessories and shoes on offer.
Embellishing a total of 37 pieces, the FF logo might have had its heyday in the 1990s, but somehow it feels more relevant now than ever before.
The capsule launched on Net-a-Porter as an exclusive worldwide preview on 13 April, with many items already selling out. However, it will become available in selected Fendi stores and on the website from 14 May until the end of the year.
Madewell Spring 2018 campaign took an adventure to Thailand. Close your eyes and imagine that ideal warm-weather wardrobe. Classic stripes redone in new ways. Denim with serious vintage vibes. A color palette as pretty as the sunset. Now open them…and make room in your closet.
Shop Madewell Spring 2018 collection at MADEWELL.
Eclectic artwork curated by Good Luck Dry Cleaners—a Brooklyn-based, cutting-edge gallery-provides the perfect backdrop for spring’s avant-grade style. Featured designers include Sacai, Altuzarra, Chloé, CALVIN KLEIN 205W39NYC, Etro, Fendi, Valentino, and Michael Kors Collection.
Shop Spring 2018 designer collections at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Designers have been using clear materials like plastic and PVC on Spring 2018 accessories from handbags to shoes. Clear plastic boots, handbags and hats, as seen at Chanel, the plastic shopping bags at Céline and Maison Margiela, the transparent briefcase at Helmut Lang, and the latest Off-White Jimmy Choo fantastic plastic shoe collaboration, to name a few. Check out the runway-inspired gallery and their budget-friendly alternatives below, that I gathered for you to play with the trend.
Unexpected fabrications. Striking details. Get ready to make an impact with the latest designer collections from Balmain, Proenza Schouler, Saint Laurent, Stella Mccartney, Marc Jacobs, The Row and Alexander Wang. Shop Sak’s Spring 2018 Designer Editorial Vol.1 collections at Saks Fifth Avenue.
Guided by the pursuit of discovery both within herself and the world at large, the Chloé girl is constantly exploring with free-spiritedness and determination.
Accordingly, as the new vision for Chloé takes shape under creative director Natacha Ramsay-Levi, the debut of the Sonnie sneaker in the Pre-Fall 2018 collection signals a woman who moves through life with forward momentum.
Dynamic in form and purposeful in function, the design has been conceived as future-iconic – a style that is new today with staying power through the seasons. Among the principal features of the Sonnie sneaker are its sloped silhouette, moulded and split bi-color sole and cross-strap detailing. Whether as a high-top or classic running style, the shoe offers easy slip-on entry aided by a back loop rather than the front straps.
This comfortable nylon upper section is enhanced with a textural mix of suede calfskin, mesh and neoprene – each material contoured as a flattering arrangement. Noticeable in an understated way, the Chloé logo appears embossed on the back and embroidered on the tongue.
The strongest aspect of the Sonnie sneaker is how naturally it integrates with the Chloé wardrobe. Styled for Pre-Fall with a layering play of sport socks, leggings and cropped pants, the shoes can also be worn with toned-down attitude a jolt of athletic edge complementing a tailored blazer and sleek city trousers.
Color accords:
Jungle Green; white with accents of athletic green and sepia red
Light Eucalyptus; accents of sand, sepia red and faded orange
Sooty Khaky; accents of white, yellow and burgundy
Dark Purple; accents of antique purple, beige, faded orange and collegiate blue
Available in boutiques starting June
From 495€ / 620$ / 440£
This week in MATCHESFASHION The Style Report, discover how to wear the new outfit equation with just-landed Gucci. Luxurious, distinctive and logo embellished, these Gucci bags will top your new-season wishlist. Photographs by Alice Rosati, styling by Natalie Brewster.
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Lilac is the color of Spring 2018, so let’s say goodbye to the millennial pink. Designers like Victoria Beckham, Tibi, Michael Kors, to name a few, have used this purple hue almost everywhere from knits, suiting to evening gowns. If you want to try out this trend, try to wear head-to-toe lilac for a cool take.
This trend seems to have become seasonless. Designers certainly fell for checks and plaids for Spring Summer 2018. As seen at Balenciaga, Burberry, Victoria Beckham, Sonia Rykiel and Fendi.
Sheer plastics were predominant on Spring Summer 2018 runways, showing up on everything from head-to-toe clothing to accessories. Last season Raf Simons covered Calvin Klein in plastic, and this season Chanel’s Karl Lagerfeld went whole-hog with the material, literally from head-to-toe. Followed by Burberry’s plastic bags, sleek trench coat at Kenzo and Fendi’s plastic dresses.
For Spring 2018, a number of designers looked back at the 80s and 90s, marking the comeback of the fanny pack or the belt bag. Designers like Gucci, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, Alexander Wang and Kate Spade, to name a few, have brought renaissance to the shape making the trend cooler than ever.
Transparent dressing stood out on the Spring ’18 runways, from statement making dresses of tulle, plastic and silk to casual-wear, as seen at Dior, Preen, Anna Sui, Giambattista Valli, Prabal Gurung.
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