No 1
– Graphics
A/w colours are bright – be they pink,
cobalt or tangerine. Invest in a few loud pieces, then use them to punctuate
your autumn look.
A/w
colours are bright – be they pink, cobalt or tangerine.
No 2
- Use Accents
Lighter hues can look cheap with black, so
mix in some nu-neutrals like grey, beige or prints and you’ll look a million
dollars.
No 3
– Red Light
Red – it’s classic, it’s siren. And there
are some gorgeous examples around this autumn. Wear with conviction.
No 4
– Shading
A single solid colour head to foot feel too
Palm Springs? Then play with multiple shades of one hue. Used to be a style
no-no, but now…
How To Do…Leather
No 1
– Don’t Over Style
Team playful leather skirts and flared
leather trousers with simple separates – think white T-shirts and casual tops.
Team
playful leather skirts and flared leather trousers with simple separates –
think white T-shirts and casual tops.
No 2
– Two-Tone
For a nod to the leather trend in your
outfit, try two-tone pieces, patchwork and subtle details.
No 3
– Doubling Up
This autumn, it’s okay to double up on
leather separates. You can even mix the colours. Note the hottest hues: plum,
inky blues and greens.
No 4
– Add Metal
Heavy metal accessories are a natural
choice for leather, but only a couple of studded items per outfit – you don’t
want to bling up too much!
Heavy
metal accessories are a natural choice for leather
How To Do… The New Print
No 1
– The Trouser
The hero trouser is still a big trend – the
key is to keep neutral on top.
No 2
– Mix ‘N’ Match Vs One Key-Key Piece
The lazy way to wear prints? A jumpsuit or
dress. If you’re doubling up, stick to similar tones and patterns.
How
To Do… The New Print
No 3
– The Shoe
Printed footwear is a useful style weapon –
so roll up those hems and show them off.
Printed
footwear
No 4
– Animal Magic
Breathe fresh life in to animal prints by
experimenting with different colours, textures and finishes.
