HAIR MONO MODS
It may be gone but the playful reach of the 1960s with such enduring icons as Pierre Cardin, Mary Quant and Twiggy, ensures it’s nowhere near forgotten.
T is season saw the decade’s bold vibe fl ex its graphic infl uence in unmistakable monochrome
interspersed with the odd splash of bright colour. Designers channelled inspiration from the early sixties with shapes synonymous of the era, graphic stripes, polka dots, spots and checks.
Silhouettes echoed the desire for unadorned simplicity with A-line and pencil shapes as well as tailored trousers in fl attering cropped lengths ± giving the mono mood plenty of room to really swing.
GLAM CHIC
In fashion, as in life, where two contrasting elements meet - the most interesting creations are born. T is intersection of ideas is where one of the most seductive trends for Spring/Summer 2013 emerged.
Mixing masculine tailoring with feminine materials,
Glam Chic gives us a smouldering new take on modern luxe. Yves Saint Laurent’s iconic tux is reinterpreted in a cropped length while a fl uid cut trouser suit oozes languid sophistication.
With boudoir slips, camisole dresses and bandeau bra tops, the luxury here is all in the materials as satins, organza and silks appear in a restrained palette of nudes, oyster and peachy pinks all set against a handsome backdrop of midnight black.
ELECTRIC YOUTH
In our hyperkinetic, interactive, blogosphere reality, the only use for a rulebook is to tear it up.
So, from the same dynamic energy that brought us punk and grunge comes Electric Youth ± a trend that shuns prescriptive cut and colour to embrace the non-conformist,
cool kids who never want to ‘fi t in’.
T umbing their nose to standard fashion, these young style rebels are found in cities worldwide creating a fresh look every day from the street up. With a magpie eye for unique details, anything goes for this tribal gang as long as it’s worn with a bold, brash and super-confi dent, devil-may-care attitude all its own.
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