Posts Tagged ‘Stripes’

Toronto Fashion Jobs – Nautical Living

Sunday, April 14th, 2013

There is something about those horizontal stripes that give a feeling of ease, comfort and nautical living. Whether you’re getting ready to head out into the open sea or not, don’t be afraid to add some stripes to your wardrobe. Try drawing some inspiration from the slew of designers that used this pattern in their Spring/Summer 2013 runway shows including Dolce & Gabbana, Moschino and Ralph Lauren, just to name a few. Though not all the pieces they debuted fall into the nautical category, one thing is clear, this season, stripes have made a huge come back and they’re here to stay.

1. Vivienne Westwood Red Label Spring/Summer Runway 2013, image courtesy of  Elle

2. Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer runway 2013, image courtesy of Elle

3. Paul & Joe Spring/Summer runway 2013, image courtesy of Elle
4. Moschino Spring/Summer runway 2013, image courtesy of Elle
5. Lacoste Spring/Summer runway 2013, image courtesy of  Elle
6. Philosophy di Alberta Ferretti 2013, image courtesy Elle

By: Layan Barakat , Toronto

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Vancouver Fashion Jobs – Garden Love

Wednesday, March 21st, 2012

 

Flowers: bright, cheery, and hitting retailers again this year. Florals are here to stay, and there are some specific tips for those of you who aren’t big into pattern but are willing to change things up this spring/summer.

Tips: Here’s the thing about floral print, not all prints will be right for you. If you’re bottom-heavy, try to avoid floral denim unless it’s in dark tones. If you’re top-heavy, you should avoid bold printed floral blouses. The 70s inspired floral pattern is the ‘It” floral this year. A few of years ago it was all about the ditzy floral print, but these days, the bolder, the brighter, the better. Always remember to keep it simple ladies, a bold floral means simple accessories and not too much pattern mixing, soft stripes and small polka dots will work, in small doses!

Have fun with the bright colours this year, and check out the listed retailers for a beautiful arrangement of floral patterned pieces. Green thumb not required, but your eye for style is!

1. Citizens of Humanity Floral Thompson, $185, available at Anthropologie
2. Bordered Lobelia Bikini, $78, available at Anthropologie

3. Fluro Foral Print Corset, $58, Topshop

4. Chiffon Wrap Cami, $25, available at American Eagle

5. Fiesta Mini Dress, $118, available at Free People

By: Jo BouSaleh, Vancouver of Hunter and Hare 

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Toronto Fashion Jobs – Mod About You

Sunday, October 2nd, 2011

What do Twiggy, Edie Sedgwick and Foxy Brown (We’re talking Beyonce in her Austin Powers garb) have in common? Not only are they mod style icons but they can also work a killer frock!

The sixties are back this fall and it’s groovy baby! Think short straight-lined dresses, cute tunics, swing coats, minis and tall boots. Key elements are bold colours, geometric prints and big buttons. Don’t forget to complete the look with some over-the-top black eye makeup.

The times were all about being fun and fabulous. In our opinion, that kind of mentality should never go out of style! So let these looks inspire you to free your inner mod girl. You might even find yourself shimmying along to the Beatles’ “Twist and Shout”.

1. Style Inspiration: Prada Fall 2011 Collection. Image courtesy of Style.com.

2. Valentino Tall Python Boot ($2395), at Neiman Marcus 

3. Mango Straight Cut Shift Dress ($94.90)

4. BCBG Max Azria Dickenson Cropped Wool Blend Jacket ($228)

5. OPI  Nail Lacquer in “Mod About You” ($10), at hair and nail salons

6. H&M Stripe Cardigan ($49.95)

7. Jenny Jenny Tassel Earrings ($34), at Farfetch 

8. Zara Sequin Coat ($179)

9. Geisha Ink Eyeliner ($30), available at Beautymark

By: Sophia Loffreda, Montreal

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