It's NYFW time again and as a fashionista it is my duty to keep atop of all things trendy. And while I love fashion, I feel that there is more to it then clothes. It blends the boundaries between art, craft and culture and represents lives and loves of the individuals that we see daily.
Trendy beat #1
Peplums!
And I'm taking you backstage of Jason Wu
Here's an old Marchesa one
Trendy Beat #2
Textures
And that means quilting, studs, jewels, and funny hairy bits
Look! Texture on a peplum:
At Ralph Lauren
Tory Birch
Trendy Beat #3
Slick Pony's
At Donna Karan and Bill Blass respectively
Ralph went simple and straight too.
Trendy Beat #4
Colours. Bright ones.
Aqua, orange, yellows
And as always, bright red. Pucker up!
Trendy Beat #5
Flower Power! and Tribal
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| There's an aboriginal dot painting on that dress :) |
Trendy Beat #6
Tattoo Art
Amanda Wachob keeps with the flower theme
Scott Campbell's egg
On the back of Howie D
Trendy Beat #7
Androgyny
(is such a hard word to spell)
With American states slowly updating marriage laws, more boys embracing their girly side and transgender ops on the rise, culture is astonishing fashion and the world. Yet again.
First there was Marlene, Boy George and Grace Jones:
And now I give you, Andrej:
Lea:
and Saskia:
Trendy Beat #8
Oceans '12
Trendy Beat #9
Furniture and Fittings
Strangely enough, while looking through Casa Vogue and the net I realised that while interior colours comply with clothes, their designs do not. Huh.
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| Daddy Long Legs light from Downtown |
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| From the designer of (my favourite!) the Bloom chair, Kenneth Cobonpue's Rapunzel chair! |
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| Piro Lissoni for Living Divani |
Trendy Beat #10
Stripes
Horizontal, vertical, diagonal, colourful, sequin-full or sailored for, stripeiness is back on the line
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| Bill Blass |
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Missoni  |
Sources:
fromme-toyou.tumblr
elle.com
google images
fashiongonerogue.com
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