Louis Vuitton Clothing: SS13 Pre-Collection

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Louis Vuitton SS13 Pre Collection

With a misty coastal setting acting as the preferred backdrop, Louis Vuitton releases its SS13 Pre-collection lookbook. Models Max Rendell and Joel Meacock guide us through the range, displaying a series of effortless summery looks. Versatile separates and nautical referencing appears throughout, with stylish detailing and accessories playing a key part.

Working with a wide palette of both rich and neutral hues, it is apparent that an emphasis has been placed on colour in particular. Some looks are constructed to make individual pieces pop, whereas others merge several tones to create one colour, tonal outfits. Each approach conveys the clean and luxurious style that Louis Vuitton is widely known for.

Various trends are also recognised throughout with the aforementioned one colour looks, turned up bottoms and intricate patterns demonstrated strongly.

As Louis Vuitton is known for its accessories just as much as its clothing, the lookbook introduces several items that are sure to become the season’s ‘must haves’. A particular favourite is the olive green holdall with detachable strap. With its flawless finish and eye catching colour this bag is ideal for those style filled city breaks and short getaways.

By continuing to design from such a timeless angle, Louis Vuitton is simply incapable of slipping from its long maintained position at the height of luxury fashion.

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Fall 2012 and Winter 2013 Plus Size Clothing Trends

Fall 2012 and Winter 2013 Plus Size Clothing Trends. Gorgeous fall trends for the curvy fashionta.  Both the fall and winter season present many trends for you to try. Plus sizes styles are getting trendier than ever before, so it’s easy to update your wardrobe choices into chic and polished ensembles.

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For the fall season you can update your look for both the office, and for going out with your friends. op Color-blocking which has been popular for quite a few season is still in high demand come fall. Other trends you may want to try include incorporating the wild look of animal printed patterns, wrap dresses which are always flattering to larger curves, high -low hemlines, peplum silhouettes, and cozy sweater dresses. Look below to see a few trends.

Bold Prints and Patterns

Animal Print

Peplum Silhouette

Over-sized Tops

Colored Denim

Wrap Dresses

Peter Pan Collars

Sequin/ Gold Hues

Wide Leg Pants – Always a must for fall

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Religion Clothing: SS12 Collection

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Spring/Summer 2012 Religion Clothing Collection

If you don a rebellious style, the likelihood is you will already be aware of Religion. However, for those of you not in the know, Religion is the go to brand for those who want to add some modern anarchic influence into their wardrobe. Working consistently within a classic palette of grey, black and stone enables the brand to deliver both statement and neutral pieces. This season is no different.

Having placed their own stamp on spring/summer 2012 fashion, the brand has focused on intelligent layering and edgy detailing. Alternative shapes and cutting techniques sees oversized tops and dropped crotch bottoms appear consistently throughout the collection. True originality comes in the form of transparent sleeveless waterfall cardigans and experimental outerwear. Recognition of current trends is displayed through rolled up bottoms and bold print shorts and tees.

A stand out piece is the washed grey overlap knit. With a dropped cowl neck, creative fastening technique and quirky cut this piece is both stylish and forward in its design and shape.

Although similarities may be made to high street favourite AllSaints, Religion still maintains its own look and style. An original direction along with creative designs sees the brand remain as identifiable and relevant as it’s always been.

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Public School Clothing: AW12 Collection

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Public School AW12 Clothing

“Urbane: suavity regarded as characteristic of sophisticated social life in major cities.”

This is a definition perfectly describing the lookbook images accompanying Public School’s new autumn/winter 2012 collection. The New York based designers blend together various pieces of outerwear – from tightly fitting leather jackets to looser woollen coats – in order to create a plethora of refined urban looks.

Public School have highlighted the importance of layering to deal with the impending chill of winter, by teaming various tailored blazers and coats with sharp, defined layers underneath. They have also reversed this approach in various look by combining shorter Letterman and leather jackets with oversized knitwear. A distinctly urban feel is created through the use of leather items and dark hues, which are juxtaposed with a preppy edge – achieved via the variety of tailored knitwear and shirts utilised beneath.

The key items within the lookbook are generally monochromatic in colour, rarely moving from the darkest shades of navy or black; the dress code for inner city life. However, the dusky winter palette is contrasted throughout with cream and white knitwear to further emphasise collegiate accents within the collection.

In a collection of constant contrast, the brains behind the lookbook, Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osbourne, have managed to blend the traditional hipster influences of Brooklyn with the smart, privileged socialites of Manhattan. The result is a new brand of style stemming from two trends which are, in principle, divergent.

Overall, Public School have managed to expand the boundaries of the aforementioned approaches to fashion, thus providing sleek yet aloof ideas of inspiration for the winter months.

You can shop Public School clothing at publicschoolnyc.com.

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Folk Clothing: AW12 Collection

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Folk AW12 Collection

Committed to designing wearable, contemporary apparel with a strong emphasis on quality and craftsmanship, London-based label Folk is setting an unprecedented standard for modern menswear. Shunning gaudy sartorial expressionism, the Folk man favours a well-groomed, considered sensibility, nuanced with quirky details. A simple statement from the label is a concise summary of the brand’s design spirit: “We do not try and re-create the wheel in terms of styles but focus on developing our own fabrics, trims and design details to create easy-wearing garments with that little bit of something extra that hopefully sets Folk apart from its peers.”

Founded by Scottish-born Cathal McAteer in 2001 with the objective of designing clothes that his friends would want to wear, this ever-popular label operates from compact, well-formed creative quarters behind their flagship store on London’s Lambs Conduit Street.

Renowned as something of a mecca for the stylish urban gent who is after something a little more individual, Lambs Conduit Street, in the capital’s Bloomsbury district, has seen its sartorial profile significantly enhanced since the arrival of the brand, with other independent labels following suit and opening premises on the tranquil West End thoroughfare.

Remaining dedicated to the philosophy of creating ‘clothes for the everyday man’, McAteer continues to commission his closest friends to model the brand’s collections, which emphasises the genuine, no-nonsense charm of Folk’s designs. When questioning the man behind the label about their intimate design process, McAteer states: “Every single thing is thought through. We consider every single design option, all the thought-processes are so pain staking and laborious…”. If that’s not dedication to your art, then I’m not sure what is.

Technical details and innovative craft techniques are central to Folk’s design DNA, with the creative team working closely with specialist mills to engineer their own unique fabrics and details, that make the label’s designs standout from its sartorial contemporaries.

The AW12 collection continues the label’s hallmark ‘modern heritage’ tradition, offering an array of casual wearable classics with a twist. As ever, the colour palette is playful, with multi-tone check shirts and vibrant stripe-weave chunky knits a core feature of the line, as well as bold neon-tone legwear; the perfect tonic to any muted-tone winter wardrobe.

Texture is also a key, with quality, rustic wools and rib-weave techniques seen across knitwear, whilst tailoring has an unstructured, fuss-free approach and quirky cold-weather accessories exude a natty-cool character. A felted-wool navy shawl-collar coat stood out as the essential winter cover-up for AW12; its cut and detailing was simultaneously timeless yet up-to-date.

With something to suit every style perceptive man, from colourful warming knits, to practical outerwear, the AW12 assemblage is exceptionally executed with an attention-to-detail dedication; think honed bookish sophistication and put a Folk piece at the top of your sartorial agenda this season.

A fine edit of Folk’s AW12 clothing collection is available now at www.mywardrobe.com.

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