Showing posts with label 1970's. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1970's. Show all posts

Thursday, February 2, 2012

Juicy Couture S/S 2012 Campaign

I just love Juicy Couture's new S/S 2012 Campaign, perfect L.A. girl hanging out in Beverley Hills on a Sunday afternoon with gorgeous clothing and the Sun.
Beautiful!

Monday, December 26, 2011

John Rocha - London Fashion Week S/S12

Angelic Guardians of the Fashion world graced the runway for John Rocha's S/S 2012 show at London Fashion week. With their tribal halo's and feathered dresses on display, the models were a Holy and saint-like vision and gave the collection some other-worldly quality.
For the new season John Rocha has concerntrated on more floaty tailoring, including blazers and long trousers but added his tulip style dresses for a more femimine edge. Texture is very much the key forcus for the collection and with a show that is thick with interest and wonder, John Rocha seems to have a very interesting season ahead of him.

Tuesday, December 6, 2011

Miss Sixty S/S 2012

Safari trek
70's Summer Lovin'
 Studio 54
 Evening Cruise
And one of my favourites. I love the shorts!

Miss Sixty have always pulled something fairly interesting out of the bag and for S/S 2012, the brand are pulling out all the stops with their very heavy trend collection. With inspirations from the 1970's, Summer Cruise lines, Tropical prints and Safari trips, there is so much depth and colour to the new collection that it will be easy to update and transform your wardrobe with a little Miss Sixty love.

Monday, August 16, 2010

Natural 70's beauty at Chloe AW10

With all the new catwalk looks and trends hitting the designer stores and high-street, one classic look stands out. Chloe. With their inspired 'Charlie's Angels' Golden curls and their large bell bottom silk trousers, the look screams iconic movie star with a hint of cocktail hour. The Make - up is a hint of smoky eyes and golden bronzer to highlight the use of the colours while the hair is blow-dried and curled to obtain maximum volume for that feminine look. Using the New camel, nude and vanilla colours the style and inspiration is updated to the more modern minimal trade mark that is very Chloe.