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  T- Shirt Trends for Spring Summer 2011

  The tees are the most comfy garments of the wardrobe. It can be easily matched and arrives in springtime with a range of desirable models! Freshy and smooth, the cotton or jersey models are a delight. If basic, they allow a big number of fashion compositions and can be worn in many occasions depending of what you paired with.

• Aquilano.Rimondi Spring Summer 2011 Milan Fashion Week

  Aquilano Rimondi had presented its spring summer collection last Sunday, September 26th, during the Milan Fashion Week. The duo Tommaso Aquilano and Roberto Rimondi got the enthusiasm in 70’s Italian fashion, taking references of the decade to invest in bright tones, quaint and bucolic prints and fluid proportions. The dresses came floating, sometimes sleeveless, others with a long sleeve, but mostly with round discrete neckline. Slits were the main charm of the collection, enhancing a soft sen

• Marni Spring Summer 2011 Milan Fashion Week

  The Marini’s creative designer, Consuelo Castiglioni, had presented her spring summer collection on September 26th, during the Milan Fashion Week. With a colorful palette and revamp shapes, the collection brought asymmetrical cuts, modern fabrics and new silhouettes. The leather appeared cut out and mixed with sporty garments like cycling shorts. The randomness which the looks were arranged created peculiar outfits with a futuristic accent. The colorful stripes, the flowers in various tones, th

• Rodarte SS 2011 | New York Fashion Week

  The creative designers Kate and Laura Mulleavy had presented their collection last Tuesday, September 14th, during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. The partners took as inspiration their childhood background and interpreted that in the way it represented to them. The catwalk was filled by shades of golden tones, browns and sands, with creative cutouts and hard precision on shapes and textures. A few looks seemed to be borrowed from roman gladiators, others completely wearable to day-to-day. The

• Bensoni SS 2011 | New York Fashion Week

  The Korean designer Sonia Yoon and the partner Benjamin Channing Clyburn design together for the brand Bensoni, which had presented its Spring Summer collection at Lincoln Center last Thursday, September 9th. The duo invested in pop colors, bold prints and vivacity in looks that showed a breezy air and creative effects. The lightweight fabrics gave movement to the garments, which seemed to be floating on catwalk. Thin belts enhance the delicateness of the garments, while heavy caramel or black

• Stripes | How to wear it?

  Stripes are always associated with Chanel, wearing her stripped blouse, boat neckline and ¾ sleeves. That image remains as her trend mark, and passed through the years keeping that connotation. Mostly being in blouses and dresses, the stripes conquered fashion lovers and is on streets all over the world. Easy to match and classic, the only rule about it is it way: horizontal stripes enlarge a zone, while vertical ones, elongate.

• Animal Prints | Go Wild!

  Ok. Animal sometimes can be cheesy, but here we’ll show you how to get it chic and stylish. The main tip of all is choosing classic flat garments and matches it with neuters. It can be a silk shirt, a fur coat, delicate hells, ankle boots, a clutch bag or a scarf: details which can give you highlights.

• Gisele Bundchen | Colcci Spring 2011

  Shot by Gui Paganini, the alluring model Gisele Bundchen stars the new Colcci’s Campaign for Spring 2011 sweat and slippery. The Brazilian brand bet in a colorful collection, full of prints, netting and stripes, keeping all the tropical character of the country.

• Berets | How to wear it?

  First part of male elements, the beret has much more history than we judge. Originally worn during XVIII century, the beret made part of the sans-culottes attire, being a mark of munity. It was also the chosen hat to the French resistance movement, and the side you wore it used to say your political opinion too.

• H&M | Fall 2010 Campaign

  H&M got the breezy basics and invested in a neuter palette. The result was a camel trench coat, grey (the tone of the season) fluid garments and sailor stripes and relaxed clean garments. The casualness is portrayed by Daria Werbowy in its Fall 2010 campaign.

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