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I have read lots of actirles about Fashion resently and ｉcheaked out some Fashion show details and then I maybe have found the Fashion trend .



Dolce & Gabbana, Maison Martin Margiela, and Viktor & Rolf
Circle outline:

Flowerxxx?

ankle boot?

white black strixx?Michael KorsDries Van Noten

geometrical pattern + complementary colors scheme Emilio Pucci, Oscar de la Renta

animal parttern .. snakePrada

disco bling bling Sci-Fi Couture~Balenciaga

style

Borrowed From the Boys
Neo Hippie
Blue Oceans
In the Nude
The Goddess Dress
The Ruffle
The Statement Accessories
The Platform Shoe
Jumpsuits & Rompers



pics from style.com

Leeson 6 -BURBEEY pattern

Is that using Analogic and Complimentary Color Scheme?

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Is that using Complimentary Color Scheme ?

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DIiad?

The red and camel is a set of analogous colors that is using two or more adjacent hues on a color wheel plus variation of value and intensity. It maintains the fluidity of monochromatic matching with more variety and energy.

Black and white are achromatic colors, in this case they are used to create values (tints and shades) for the red and camel through the weaving structure.

For those who doesn't know,
Burberry is a British luxury fashion house,
manufacturing clothing and fashion accessories.
Its distinctive check pattern has become one of its most widely copied trademarks.

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LESSON 6

Marc Jacobs Runway Report: Backstage Beauty Tips and Fashion Tricks

Continue talking Marc Jacobs Fall 2009.

The shoes were punky and fun; think urban edgy wrapped up in a pretty bow.

I am trying to be cool about attending the Marc Jacobs show in the internet but OMG-- I was at Marc Jacobs! MJ showed an ambitious 60 looks on 60 models in a somber and sparse set up. Eschewing the typical runway with multiple rows of seats on each side-- there were 7 single rows instead that created 4 walkways; which meant everyone was front row! Each model had a different hair style and distinct make up. Not only did I love the neon bright coats and dresses, I was obsessed over the sparkling tights and leggings! The '80s are back in full force with Grace Jones shoulder pads and Pat Benator eyeshadow. Though a bit overstylized, it made for a fabulous show! It was clear, however, that the separates will hold up long after the stiffly sprayed hair falls. I grew up in the 80's and seeing this collection excited me to no end.

As for the bags, MJ kept it simple and basic with more renditions of "Marc does Chanel" than we've ever seen.

London Fashion Week

what i love :

Aquascutum (Aquascutum RTW Fall 2009)

Outerwear stole the show in this luscious collection. Trench coats came adorned with fur or lace collars and coats boasted the richest of details, including contrasting lining, crocheted pockets and hoods, and even embroidery. This was Michael Herz's first solo effort at the label after his design partner Graeme Fidler left to dedicate himself to Aquascutum's men's wear. And he hasn't missed a beat. In this new age of discreet consumption, Herz turned out a collection that was utterly luxe, but didn't scream it.

Eley Kishimoto(Eley Kishimoto RTW Fall 2009)

Mark Eley and Wakako Kishimoto relied more upon bright colors - and details like contrasting piping, patch pockets and shiny buttons ­ than on their signature prints. A-line dresses and boxy suits came in periwinkle, blood orange, hot pink and violet. The most interesting prints were big and bold - oversized quotation marks or paisley swirls ­ and they spilled over fluid silk dresses and blouses.

Vivienne Westwood Red Label(Vivienne Westwood Red Label RTW Fall 2009)

Naughty boarding school girls – and wicked headmistresses – were Westwood’s inspiration for a very commercial collection. Collegiate navy and oxblood stripes found their way onto blazers, dresses and capes, and oversized chunky knits were big enough to hide a multitude of cigarettes and alcoholic beverages. Saucy tartan dresses and short, swingy skirts flirted with dress code violations.

London Fashion Week(London Schedule)

Friday February 20, 2009

12:30 pm -	Noir/Bllack Noir	BFC Tent BFC Tent London England Map
7:30 pm -	Central Saint Martins	BFC Tent BFC Tent London England Map

Saturday February 21, 2009

9:00 am	Kinder Aggugini	Paramount Club, 31st Floor, Centre Point, 101 New Oxford Street., WC1A 1DD Paramount Club, 31st Floor, Centre Point, 101 New Oxford Street., WC1A 1DD London England Map
10:00 am	Graeme Black	Spencer House, 27 St. James' Place, SW1A 1NR Spencer House, 27 St. James' Place, SW1A 1NR London England Map
11:00 am	Margaret Howell	34 Wigmore Street, W1U 2RS 34 Wigmore Street, W1U 2RS London England Map
1:00 pm	Charles Anastase	Il Bottaccio, 9 Grovesnor Place, SW1X 7SH Il Bottaccio, 9 Grovesnor Place, SW1X 7SH London England Map
2:00 pm	Unique	TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 London England Map
3:00 pm	Nathan Jenden	Home House, 20 Portman Square, W1H 6LW Home House, 20 Portman Square, W1H 6LW London England Map
4:00 pm	Basso & Brooke	Bloomsbury Ballroom, Victoria House, 37-63 Bloomsbury Square, WC1B 4DA Bloomsbury Ballroom, Victoria House, 37-63 Bloomsbury Square, WC1B 4DA London England Map
7:15 pm	Peter Jensen	TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 London England Map
8:30 pm	Vivienne Westwood Red Label	Olympia Exhibition Centre, Hammersmith Road, W14 8UX Olympia Exhibition Centre, Hammersmith Road, W14 8UX London England Map

Sunday February 22, 2009

10:15 am	Todd Lynn	TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 London England Map
11:15 am	Nicole Farhi	Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, WC2E 9DD Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, WC2E 9DD London England Map
12:45 pm	Christopher Kane	TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 London England Map
2:45 pm	Richard Nicoll	TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 London England Map
3:15 pm	Eley Kishimoto	BFC Tent BFC Tent London England Map
3:30 pm	Krystof Strozyna	On/Off, Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD On/Off, Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD London England Map
3:30 pm	Emilio De La Morena	On/Off, Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD On/Off, Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7 2DD London England Map
4:30 pm	Aquascutum	Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, SW3 4SQ Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York's HQ, King's Road, SW3 4SQ London England Map
5:45 pm	Danielle Scutt	TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 TS Venue, P3, University of Westminster, Luxborough Street, NW1 London England Map
7:00 pm	Jaeger London	BFC Tent BFC Tent London England Map
8:00 pm	PPQ	6 Burlington Arcade, W1J 0PE 6 Burlington Arcade, W1J 0PE London England Map
9:00 pm	Twenty8Twelve by s. miller	The Dairy, 7 Wakefield Street, WC1N 1PG The Dairy, 7 Wakefield Street, WC1N 1PG London England Map

NY Fashion Week

Here are a few of my favorite picks from NY Fashion Week. I must admit that I'm guilty of skimming over the collections and just looking at my usual favorites. Since I'm already thinking about spring, it's a little hard to wrap my head around these looks right now. I'm saving them all in a folder and I'll dig them back out in a few months once fall comes around again. Since I've been lazy about flipping through all of the collections are there any I'm missing out on? Anything new and exciting?

what i love :
Marc Jacobs Fall/Winter ‘09

“Oh No!!! Not the Eighties..,” was my reflex reaction to the 80’s trend percolating back into mainstream fashion a few years ago. And ever since, eighties have been reinvented, refurbished, replayed, season after season. But never before has it been done in the way Marc Jacobs showcased it today. 65 distinct creative croon-worthy looks, donning crazy hairstyles and interesting make up, walked down the runway giving the 80s a pumped up new angle.
Marc Jacobs remembered the 80s as a time “when creative people could afford to live in this city.” He said, “The collection is all about clubbing in the 80’s, when New Yorkers could have fun, be creative. Not like now…”
Accordingly, the powerful personal styles embodied by his models made a lasting statement. Even though 80’s have been done so many times now, there was nothing boring here. The tailoring was impeccable, the silhouette modern yet nostalgic. His creative take on the 80s reminds us fashion is to reinvent.

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