Prada’s newest collection is a visual representation of “RESIST.” Miuccia Prada created this collection for someone who wants to be active and present in today’s political climate. Prada tells Vogue, “I am suggesting militant women in a very practical way. Through clothes, which is what I do.”
Karlie Kloss’s Fashion Month Look Book
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For top models like Karlie Kloss, February is one of the busiest months of the year with fashion weeks in New York, Paris, London and Milan. Lesser-knowns may only walk in a couple of shows, but an in-demand model like Karlie wears the full range of a season’s trends over the course of a few weeks. Karlie’s fashion week looks range from bombshell volume to no nonsense braids, these are the trends to try in the upcoming year. Click the notes to learn more. –– Laura Martin Click for StyleNotes →
Mohawk Stars In Punk Inspired Rock & Roll Editorial for Harrods London
Image: Harrods Magazine
Vasilisa Pavlova stars in this new editorial from Harrods, the luxury retailer of Knightsbridge, London. Taking inspiration from the tough, devil-may-care attitude of the punk rock scene, in the images Vasilisa portrays a singer entering the stage. With looks from the likes of Alexander McQueen, Erdem, and Victoria Beckham, the mohawk hairstyle and dark lip complete a cool and gritty looking spread. See all the well-dressed images below. Click for StyleNotes →
The New It Cut: The London Shag
Every city has its own aesthetic. New York can never seem to fully shake the eighties. Paris is tied indefinitely to the chicness of a scarf. London is the home of both preppy and punk. Combining the two influences, this short shape feels both buttoned-up and roughed-up. Frayed edges counter classic lines in this outgrown shape that pairs equally well with leather and polos. If you’re looking for a new cut, a bit of British influence may be just the thing. Click the style notes to learn more. –– Laura Martin
London Fashion Week: Invasion of the Middle-Part
The middle-part reigned at London Fashion Week. Brands like Pringle of Scotland, Paul Smith, and Jonathan Saunders sent models down the runway with center-parted strands flowing into loose, textured ends. Nothing too straight or too styled, just perfectly imperfect. Center-parts are great for framing the face, but unless your visage is faultlessly symmetric, it’s better to make it slightly off of center, so you don’t split your face down the middle. For other tips on shaping this look, click style notes.
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