As the mornings become darker and the nights become colder, there is only one thing that I can rely on to brighten up my day; and that is Fashion! After spending some time looking through reviews on LFW and the beautiful, innovating trends that have evolved for this season, I felt it was only right to shower you all with my discoveries.
So, lets commence. A taste of what  the rest of the world has to offer is definitely what we need here in London and the Asian inspired trend presents this.


Above is a collection by Proenza Schouler, these are pieces that I was instantly drawn to.

Its all about the detail with this trend, the oriental motifs and the structured shapes are so capturing. The fantastic symmetrical  sequences creates such an amazing look that I loving at the moment. What I particularly like is the richness of the fabric used, the patterns are so tasteful and creates the idea of 'royalty', the golds and silvers really play a part in this fabrication and I think it will be very popular this season.


Olivia Palermo caught wearing the trend with this detailed dress.

Above are some inspired pieces. Asos trouser £45.00, Asos blazer £65.00,


xoxo

One of the best things about a new season is the exciting changes we can make to our tired wardrobes. The change of colours, the shapes, silheoutes, lengths, overalls, footwear, the list is endless! Apart from the occasional SAD syndrome, I must say I surely do love winter, the looks that can be created and the endless outfits that can be switched up by a simple change of footwear or blouse, the anticipation gives me such a buzz every time I think about it; its the power of fashion I guess, what more can I say!
Okay so enough of the chit chat lets get straight to it; Trend alert number one is the cold, Gothic Leather.
Looking forward to playing around with this invigorating texture, the shapes and the clean structure that is apparent on the catwalk is definitely a statement maker. I love how Valentino has captured the simplicity of this trend, yet he has brought forward strength in each look which I think is amazing. The visual impact is stunning and also very complementary to the trend, this has not only been portrayed by Valentino but other designers such as Versace and Dior.

Get The Look