Photos: Alexa Chung, fashion week street style; Courtesy of fashiongarments.org, harpersbazaar.com.
Photos: Blake Lively; Courtesy of trendmill.com, justjared.com.
Today’s post is a continue of our camel coat series (see Part I here). If you are in your 20s or 30s, my suggestion for rocking this classic, universally flattering piece is being free: feel free to mix and match, feel free to experiment:
Photos (from left): Miranda Kerr, Kristen Stewart and Stella Tennan; Courtesy of vogue.com, justjared.com.
After seeing so many kaleidoscope prints, ornate embellishments, saturated bold colors, it’s so fresh to spot clean, sleek black and white ensemble. And from the intense fashion events last month, we know that we will play around this classic palette in the coming season too.
High contrast black and white combination is my all-time favorite. It’s more sophisticated than colorful patterns, but has the same attractive, eye-catching effect.
Since Pantone announced that tangerine would be the color of 2012, there is no surprise that this orange hue stay hot from spring till now. And there is a reason that this shade is beloved throughout the fashion world: