'STYLE FOR' NOVEMBER RED, RED WINE…
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Our ‘Style For' fashion editor, Julia Suzuki, has been working in the fashion world for over two decades. Julia travels the globe looking at the current style trends to bring us the very best designs from both high street and luxury, super brands.
It’s rich, it’s vibrant, and it screams opulence.
Burgundy is the new autumn colour to boot - with the burgundy bag leading the way.
The seasons are making a quick change. Summer dresses and glam bikinis are packed away and the gorgeous new autumn to winter trends are hitting the high streets hard. A colour change has been calling for a while, when all shades of pink have finally gotten a little ‘pasty’. So, a deeper, rich shade takes over.
Juicy, fruity, burgundy is the shade du saison and is set to be my autumn favourite.
NEW SEASON GUCCI It made its first mark at the SS24 fashion weeks when burgundy was spotted peppering the Gucci catwalk show.
NEW SEASON - Gucci Marmont Quilted Leather Should Bag £1,780.00
www.gucci.com
Then it came in fast and furiously with fashion takes by the likes of Prada and VB. The burgundy bag particularly leads the race – it is the perfect ‘quiet luxury’ statement, and a great new addition to fashion rotation. From deep oxblood to regally rich merlot, there are many varieties in this red/brown colour way. Many high street brands have been jumping on the wagon…
DUNE WOVEN SHOULDER BAG £110.00
www.dune.com
https://www.selfridges.com/GB/en/product/null-deliberate- woven-shoulder-bag_R04369759/#colour= BURGUNDY%20SYNTHETIC
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FASHION, HEALTH & BEAUT Y S T YL E FOR NOVEMBER
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