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Know YoUR bRands
Urban Outfitters’ Aimee Brown and Kris Babet give the
lowdown on the covetable brands…
April 77
Acne Chino
Recommended bRands
For her: Carin Wester; typical Scandinavian style with a sexy twist. The Spring
collection combines oversized sheer knits, soft tailoring and body con dresses in hot
coral, beige and black. Her tailored trouser is a solid staple in any girl’s wardrobe.
For him: I love the easy fashionability of Cheap Monday. The washes and distressing
on the new ‘staff boy’ jeans are bang on trend for Spring Summer. Universal Works
is an eccentric mix of English tailoring and American workwear, with a Japanese
twist. The heavy loop back blazer, engineer waistcoat and multi check shorts are
particular favourites.
Hot RigHt now
For her: Acne Skin jean - zip back high waisted super skinny jeans that create the
illusion of legs that go on forever. Pin dots are a big trend for SS10. The Surface to Air
crop oversized shirt is perfect.
For him: Tapered fit denim - think 50’s Riviera chic and you’re there. The other big
trend is texture. A penny collared oxford shirt, heavy pique polo or a marled scoop
neck T shirt all look great with denim.
get aHead of tHe game witH…
For her: Karen Walker Bow print dress, designed exclusively for Urban Outfitters
and only 150 units made - a snip at £124. Or check out the cape back body or the full
length fringe dress by Maurie & Eve or the Fred Perry Tennis cardigan in classic cream
or black, designed exclusively for Urban.
For him: April 77 Records. The Paris based rock and roll influenced graphic ringer
tees and bandana print shirts rock. Standout pieces are the jersey shawl neck pullover
and the denim shorts.
www.urbanoutfitters.co.uk
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