Pinch, punch, first day of the month! November is here and I see November as mid-season, in other words, its both Autumn and Winter. Autumn trends have been left behind (say goodbye to monochrome and Dalmatian prints) and 'Wintumn' (pronounced: 'Wint-um' - a mixture of old Autumn trends and new Winter trends!) trends are here with a bang! Here I'll be showing specific trends/patterns/materials like 'velvet' and what colours look great, what you should pair with it etc. So enjoy my lovelies...
- Say goodbye to sequins and hello to swirled embroidery top.
- Wear the swirl embroided top tucked into skinnies for day and leather shorts for night.
- Colours like gold and silver look great as embroidery.
- NO jewellery required, it'll look too busy, your top is practically jewellery anyway!
- Look at Topshop, they do amazing swirled embroidery tops!
- Say goodbye to loafers and hello to ballet pumps.
- Ballet pumps can be worn with anything!
- Coloured pumps are great as a colour pop to a plain and simple outfit.
- Think snakeskin, bows and studs.
- Say goodbye to faux-fur coats and hello to trenches.
- Neutral colours work great for all-year rainy days.
- Buckles, wrap belts and large collars are a major key to this style of coat.
- Why not make it a trench dress by wearing no bottoms underneath (maybe tights if its cold)?!
- If the length hits knee-cap or lower, always wear heels to lengthen the legs.
- Say goodbye to A-line or pencil skirts and hello to black leather mini's.
- Make sure the fit is flippy, not tight and fitted.
- Pleats look great!
- The length should sit mid-thigh - otherwise...its a bit short.
- No patterns, any other detailing (apart from pleating) or colour.
- Pair with a loose fitting top and heels for night.
Yaaaay, Im so glad trenches are back in!
ReplyDeleteLeather minis...beeeeen waiting for them to come bak in trend - I always pair mine with a pink chiffon blouse and heels for when I go clubbing woop woop.
ReplyDeleteJessica xoxo
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Nooooooo - I love my sequin blouse! Arrrrgh, can it count as embroidery even though its not all swirly?! Hahaa, great blog and post, keep up the good work!
ReplyDeletethat's a well good post. Well done, keep up the good work.
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