Spring Trends I Love from NY Fashion Week
Even though I just started ordering Pumpkin Spice Lattes and my boots came out from hiding this week, my mind was focused on Spring 2016 as designers debuted their collections during the biannual, fashionable frenzy that is New York Fashion Week. I particularly loved seeing the ultra feminine look, including ruffles, off-the-shoulder tops and pink, as well as the relaxed menswear, meaning slouchy trousers and deconstructed pinstripes. The '70s influence is still going strong in the form of all things artsy, from fringe and tie-dye to crochet and embroidery. Although the boho look is overall more chic than folksy this ...Read more.
Angela’s Lab | Stars Making a Statement in Cannes
The Cannes Film Festival is one of those red carpet moments worth following. And, after a rather disappointing array of looks at the normally oh-so-fashionable Met Gala, I am in my happy place seeing the celebrity-worthy styles on display in the south of France this week. My best-dressed picks thus far are primarily the ladies that chose vibrant colors (they are literally glowing), plus one supermodel in white and one star in a black mini -- always très chic. ...Read more.
A Modern Approach to Gingham
Gingham tends to conjure up images of little girls in pastel-colored sundresses and picnics, and no doubt it has a ladylike vibe, but when done right the trend can inject a dose of whimsy into your everyday wardrobe without going over the top. For one thing, we're seeing a lot of black & white gingham, which moves the look into sweet and sexy Brigitte Bardot territory. Or mixing gingham prints and colors gives the print a street-style look. Be careful with ruffles which definitely move the look in a girly, youthful direction, so use carefully and only if you're going for a sugary vibe. And don't dress your mini-me ...Read more.
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