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  Alexander McQueen Shoes Spring Summer 2011

  McQueen had always been known by his scandalous shoes. Sarah Burton, the new creative director of the brand and also McQueen’s disciple, had shown that even without the missed designer, the brand can handle with his legacy. The spring summer collection for 2011 was anything but inspiring. Different what McQueen would do, but as near as possible of his own characters. Burton had got amazing shoes, yet not that creative. We could say the pairs were much more wearable than McQueen’s, but we miss th

• Gladiator Sandals | How to wear it?

  The gladiator sandals were a fad during 2009/09, when it had appeared first times in Chanel’s runway. Strong and powerful, these sandals appear again in 2010, promising to re-conquer fashion lovers. With renew fresh accent, the gladiators gained new inspirations and shapes, coming studded, with larger straps or thin delicate ones and in many drawings. It also appears in shorter sizes, but keeping its fundamental characters.

• Cut Out Shoes | Tend at the moment

  The cut out shoes had gained attention last year and kept stronger this spring summer paired with platform midsoles. The shoes, which are coming even more exotic and fantastic, are coming with exuberant heels and particular shapes. The cut out detail is one of the wishiest of the list, giving forms and style for any outfit. The cut outs create wonderful effects when used with colorful stockings, or can be subtle when matched with black ones. Sometimes, the cuts gain bias in contrasting hues, wan

• Men’ Sandals | Spring/Summer Trend

  The sandals and flops for men become known after the range of models for Spring Summer 2010. Now, they had appeared even bolder during menswear collection for S/S 2011. Men are allowed by the highest dictator to wear sandals: fashion. Lanvin, Hermès, Bottega Veneta or Burburry Prorsum: each one with a personal influence developed mainly sandals which even allowed the socks trend. Now, summer won’t fry men feet during summer days and will give a fresh light accent to any suit. The point is weari

• Christian Dior Couture Fall 2011 | Details

  Christian Dior Haute Couture Fall 2011 brought as inspiration the natural colors and textures of flowers. The [url=http://usa.moda.ws/fashion/christian-dior-haute-couture-fall-2011/]runway[/url] emerged in catwalk with a splash of degrade hues, looking much similar to an expression paint than a real collection.

• Acne Spring 2011 | Jonny Johansson

  The first international Acne’s collection was presented last June 27th and took place at one of the most famous restaurants in Paris: Le Chateaubriand. The creative director, Jonny Johansson chose the place as a symbol of Paris and turned it into a disco, to take the air of his collection. The inspiration was about school disco style, kind of school proms and 80’s teenage accent. The shapes were straight and elongated the body; the shirts had a longer lengthen and were used with juxtaposition wi

• Yves Saint Laurent Spring 2011 | Paris Fashion Week

  The Yves Saint Laurent creative designer, Stefano Pilati, had shower a military chic colleting. The garments emerged with and sartorial fitting, the silhouette pretty much straight and the lines, clean. The palette walked through neuters, beige and black, greige, taupe, grey and a few splashes of dark blue. The polka dots were present in prints, covering specially the waited shorts which enhanced the marked wait for men this season.

• Z Zegna Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week

  Milan, June 21st. The Z Zegna’s runway was presented and one more delight by the perfect cut out (the Italian heritage) blend with modernity, creating a men incredible classy. The tailoring gained breezy style, not letting aside the traditionalism process of construction which gives perfect fit and clean lines.

• Neil Barrett Spring 2011 | Milan Fashion Week

  Even the military influences of Neil Barrett sounds basics. His clothes dress a man which likes to be well dressed, modern and traditional at the same time, not being a fashion victim but a fashion follower.

• Giuseppe Zanotti Shoes

  Giuseppe Zanotti comes from a small town a few miles from Fellini’s Rimini, famous for its great shoe manufacturing tradition. In the early 1980’s Zanotti was a fiery DJ and patronized eclectic and fashionable nightspots. Shortly afterwards his instinctive bent for art, design and fashion led him to attentively follow the prêt-à-porter fashion shows in Milan and Paris. But it was his innate passion for women’s feet and his interest in the craft industry that his native town breathed that spurred

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