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Fashion Trends


SISTER BY SIBLING SWEETIE SHOP COLOURED KNITS


LFW SS14


~ Ashish ss13 EUDON CHOI WET LOOK HAIR by Pearl Westwood fashionpearlsofwisdom.co.uk


SISTER BY SIBLING PINK SLOGAN JUMPER


Fashion blogger Pearl stays ahead of the trends, reporting on the London Fashion Week SS14 shows…


This was probably the wettest London Fashion Week we have ever


experienced, however designers such as Eudon Choi and Felder Felder created wet-look hair on the runways to make us feel chic rather than washed out. In fact, the weather seemed quite fitting as there was a real mermaid feel to many of the make-up looks. A heads up ladies – shimmery highlighter will be your must have beauty item for SS14! The fairytale, dream-like feel was seen across the board, with the key trend being romantic, in a Mary Poppins kind of way. Think sweet shop colours: Parma Violets, Sherbet Lemons, monochrome striped Humbugs and a pop of pink Blackpool Rock seen at Burberry, Bora Aksu and many more. Pink is the must-have colour for A/W and this trend will be carried over into spring, so invest now.


KILIAN KERNER BIKER JACKET AND EAR CUFF


VIVIENNE WESTWOOD RED LABEL RUNWAY


Look out for abstract floral and petal prints à la Mulberry, Vivienne Westwood Red Label and Christopher Kane. Biker jackets in pale patterns and cut-off sleeves seen at Eudon Choi and Kilian Kerner make the perfect everyday statement items. Dress up your look with a bejewelled earcuff.


Emblazoning things with slogans is another trend here to stay, with Ashish celebrating his love of Coca Cola, Sister by Sibling proclaiming ‘Happy’ and ‘Lead Sister’, and Sophia Webster using


her characteristic speech


bubbles on shoes and bags. We adore her ‘Here comes the hot stepper’ heels. If there is one thing next season will be it’s fun – innocent, romantic, beautiful and happy fun!


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RED LABEL BACKSTAGE


ORLA KIELY PINK


SOPHIA WEBSTER HOT STEPPER SHOES


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