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Showing posts with label Max Mara. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Max Mara. Show all posts

Monday, 16 December 2013

Streetstyle Inspiration : The Camel Coat


Fashion is just a continuous flow of aesthetic, a mere process of recycling trends and styles. I must say one trend I feel attracted to, unusually as I don't condone trends is the appearance of the camel coat...yes when Kim Kardashian appeared , obviously styled by Kanye, in all camel the world came to an immediate stop but now that I have seen the trend on other people...I do admire the camel coat, a little. The color, a kind of off nude, is attractive paired with a dominant color or block color, could provide one with a wondrous and dazzling outfit,  Mary Kate is seen below pairing ankle jeans (genius) with the camel coat. A point  to make about a coat of this color is the sizing of it, the color does bleed into other colors it blocks so it needs to be preferably over sized for it to look awesome...for it to look absolutely dashing, a trick you should use with any coat is perching the coat on your shoulders makes one look instantly cool and mighty fine. 

Debs Crosswire...To Ra x


Thursday, 19 September 2013

MFW SS14 : Max Mara

Head-to-toe single coloured outfits, hit the Italian runway an effortlessly chic austere was presented with the collection from tailored coats to the oversized tee-tucking skirts. When spectating the collection what I admired straight off the bat was the way the clothes hugged the shape of the body, I think that is a very rare aspect on the runway and it's brilliant to see from Max Mara. The colour palette...is hands down perfect I mean they are very mature expect from the splashes of Klein blue to eye-catching oranges, the colours such as the nudes and pearly greys made me melt inside.


 The colour harks back to architectural modernism, like steely buildings, kind of hi-tech we saw in the film I,Robot, the jackets are something I will certainly invest in I mean they look like they have been carved out of fabric by Michelangelo. Due to my personal preference I hated the crayon-like colours, the colours reminded me of traffic lights, I hated them I thought the collection was perfect but I was wrong, oh well I'm going to ignore that mistake. Sophistication was key to the collection and if you follow Max Mara, you will know that this motif is key to Max Mara as a brand.

To Ra.