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FOOT-JAN22-PG20 Fashion Trends.qxd:Footwear_Jan10_p30 27/01/2022 14:18 Page 20


FASHION TRENDS Tamaris Look-book AW/22 – Fashion Trends


With the focus on colourful chunky soles, the revival of gallantry and the new interpretation of preppy looks, Tamaris is already showing strong competence at the start of the season to meet the demand for relevant product groups in the market.


 THE NEW GALLANTRY


Elegance in a modern interpretation Feminine women‘s shoes are celebrating their comeback and prove with new models and modern details that the elegant product group is still in demand. With the new gallantry, the Tamaris brand proves its heel competence and convinces with a wide range of pumps and heel booties. Triangle and kitten heels add variety to the elegant department, while hip V-cuts, opulent chain details and new glam materials make a fashion statement.


• KEY-COLOURS: pale grey, blush, lilac, old rose, taupe, cold blue, monochrome looks • SHOE TYPES: pumps, heeled boots, Mary Janes • MATERIALS: kid suede, leather, glam materials, stretchy textiles on the boots


PREPPY PLATFORM The new edition of the conservative classic


Non-conformist rather than uniform. Sexy and stylish rather than reserved and square. The modern preppy look is a homage to the formal dress code of the elite universities. With the new edition of the college style, fashionable model students will become experimental rule-breakers in autumn 2022. This season, conservative classics are being combined with fresh and unusual design approaches. This also applies to the loafer, whose traditional character makes it a must- have for the trendy preppy look


• KEY-COLOURS: black, mocha, ivory • SHOE TYPES: heeled Loafer, platform loafer, platform boots, wallabies


• MATERIALS: brushed leather, high-quality PU materials • DETAILS: golden buckles, boots in a moccasin cut, ¾-length shafts, new sole construction with moderate square toe.


• HEEL SHAPES: triangle heel, block keel, kitten heel, 3D-sculpted heel, platform • DETAILS: V-shaped cut


Soles that show their true colours Soles that show their true colours


COLOURFUL SOLES COLOURFUL SOLES


In autumn 2022, soles will be setting the tone. Sometimes purple, sometimes green, but most importantly, always incredibly striking. Those who look for combat and chelsea boots as a base on which to build their autumn style will have to show their true colours, because thanks to the new and colourful soles, the learned shoe types are once again making a real statement this season.


• KEY-COLOURS: black/green, black/purple, ivory/ camel • SHOE TYPES: chelsea boots, combat boots • MATERIALS: brushed leather • DETAILS: colourful, contrasting soles, progressive sole shape, slightly square toes, all-round rim


In autumn 2022, soles will be setting the tone. Sometimes purple, sometimes green, but most importantly, always incredibly striking. Those who look for combat and chelsea boots as a base on which to build their autumn style will have to show their true colours, because thanks to the new and colourful soles, the learned shoe types are once again making a real statement this season.


• KEY-COLOURS: black/green, black/purple, ivory/ camel • SHOE TYPES: chelsea boots, combat boots • MATERIALS: brushed leather • DETAILS: colourful, contrasting soles, progressive sole shape, slightly square toes, all-round rim


David Coles UK IRL Country manager david.coles@tamaris.com Tel 07810 560885


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