From London’s emerging designers to Milan’s high-end luxury brands, here are the hottest street style trends that took the spotlight during A/W ’16 shows. (photo via Garconjon)
Today’s street style inspo was captured by @Streetstyle_official in Sydney during MBFWA15 – a all black outfit.
The key to pull off a simple and monochrome outfit like this is:
1.The garments’ cuts & material
the dress is with some “low-profile” characters, it is not loud, but special.
Such as towel effect, pleated, cashmere blend, distressed etc… Acne Studios, Alexander Wang and Gorman Australia are these brands love working on these effects.
2.bold and strong accessories
“accessorise it!” definitely works the best on a little black dress. Get some cateye half-framed sunglasses and over-sized buckle boots!
Are you ready for Melbourne’s unpredictable Autumn and your dose of A/W 2016 style?
Our trend forecast is telling us there is definitely one fashion staple piece which is making its comeback – a suede trench coat!
Looking for a soft, luxurious fabric that keeps you warm in winter and effortlessly chic all year round? Look no further than Cashmere. No longer reserved for your rich grandmother, Cashmere is getting the modern update it deserves.
Think you can’t be seen wearing your pyjamas outside in broad daylight? Think again.
From a fashion faux pas to a fashion flaunt, the rise of the new sleepwear trend has now translated into a high-end and streetwear vibe!
Nothing says modern and luxurious than wearing silk as the All at Sea’s long pyjama coat silk shirt worn by Bloggers Boyfriend is the perfect example of this.
Things happened with coincidence such as Alessandro Michele, Beyonce & The Old Clare Building are all paying tributes to their own roots but in their very own innovating ways. It’s like 2016 is the year of détournement for everybody.
Say no to 70% off sale is hard. Say no to that new H&M opening in the neighbourhoods is hard. We can’t avoiding lovin’ someone so much that think they definitely need that pair of cheap jeans they definitely won’t need. but lucky you, can do this to solve the problem…
When in Hobart, I literally pack everything with me, warm cashmere socks, chunky grandpa knits, beanies, even flasks and chocolates for the very cold days n the road travels; but in Melbourne, I only need a pair of nice Nike for lots of running around between Bourke street mall shops, but no clothes! This is the city to shop everything I need for life.
