| Coats and Jackets. | ||||||||||||||||||
| The Mongolian styled wool gilets from black to grey with lovely embilleshment of embroidered lace with fringes. White Fur jacket with horizontal tiers of black feather insertions worn over cable knit sweater.Black and White chevron short jacket with fine brushed fur cuffs . Wool cape with fur wrap and neat leather biker jackets in luxury colours of grey and camel with quilt stich shoulder lines. Another interesting aspect in tailored jackets is lining inserts that look chic. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Monday, 21 February 2011
Goldy Gold and too many moods.
Part 2 : Matthew Williamson A/ W 2011 at London Fashion Week
Feather Hems ,Beads and Sequins
Part 3 : Matthew Williamson A/ W 2011 at London Fashion Week
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| Though long dresses been floating around from Day 1 in London Fashion Week so this collection also have lovely long evening dresses that make me to say “Oh that’s beautiful “ for I don’t have that fashion expert terminology that I often confess about . Printed red and mauve dress with front long slit and deep v neck enticing all way .Another dress that reminds me more of Indian saree is the blue and black printed dress adorned with stole finished with feathery hem. In short length dresses there are dresses with good use of intricate work of embroidery .Beads ,sequins , furry fringes or feather hems running over the chest or in tiers .Prints and some more disco print silks specifically tomaty one bit too vibrant . | ||||||||||||||||||
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Some Silks and Leather in Stitch details
Part 4 : Matthew Williamson A/ W 2011 at London Fashion Week
Wraps that are all the way Chic !
Part 5 : Matthew Williamson A/ W 2011 at London Fashion Week
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| This is my favourite bit . Short and warp style simple but absolutely trendy. Leather biker skirts in grey ,nude or pink come padded .A liitle knit wrap skirt I have earlier written about in this post .Paired in silk disco print shirts. | ||||||||||||||||||
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Embroidered short dresses.
Part 6 : Matthew Williamson A/ W 2011 at London Fashion Week
| Embroidery Though many dresses are worn with very minimal textile embellishments but in Matthew Williamson’s collection we see some full length embroidery in short dresses. | ||||||||||||||||||
| I have seen embroidery work of complete craftsmanship in many of Indian outfits like anything infact no traditional suit is left without adding embroidery bit to it . But when it comes to adding embroidery to a knitwear its more different for you are working on loose knit areas .However the embroidery style used in big petals on black dress remind me of machine embroidery done in wool yarns . | ||||||||||||||||||
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Sunday, 20 February 2011
Bingo at London Fashion Week.
Tweeting the good old days of grandmother .
| Taking the flow of combo’s from last post I am now talking of another combination that is no less than working on the pieces of jigsaw puzzle . Granny , Bingo ,Crochet and budgerigars in no way go with each other if we see in real sense , too contrast to each other . Have a look how Henry Holland in his A / W 2011 –12 Collection has done it all seem to be perfect connect FOUR . Get ready for his clever magic . | |
Tweeds in Candy colours. The tailored line in tweeds goes one step ahead in subversion style of suit into almost cycling short lengths. Tweed dresses with pearl bead around the neckline and seams makes it absolutely girls favourite . | |
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| Pearl detail around the seam lines of the tweedy dress that flirts to fullest. | |
![]() | Pastel shades ,the classic red lips and 60's leads every girls heart to excitement . |
| Tweeting the good old days of grandmother . Budgies printed dress .... Prints inspired from grandmothers pastime look impressive. | ![]() |
The crochet print from good old afghan blanket is my favourite bit . | |
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| Navy leather Jacket and oversized scarf speaks the fun language of style. | ![]() |
| You got to love House of Holland for its amazing combo . | Truly a Granny Chic .Cheers to all grandmother's passtime. |
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