Friday, April 8, 2011

FBFF: Spring Trends

This week's Fashion Beauty Friend Friday question is.....


What are the top 5 Spring trends that you are looking forward to seeing/sporting this season? (Can be anything from makeup, shoes, accessories, clothing, etc..)


Bold Color


BCBG




Nautical


Bestey Johnson



1970s


Marc Jacobs



Retro Femme


Moschino Cheap & Chic




Punk

Burberry Prorsum


I am personally looking forward to the bold color and retro femme styles the most :)


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Hope you have a fabulous Friday!


Adrienne

Tuesday, January 25, 2011

More Spring Dreaming From Lola-Rocks

It is gray and dreary again today, with 2-4 inches of snow expected tonight-waaaahhhhh!!

It is no secret that I am ready for Spring, so I decided shop for Lola-Rocks Clothing. These items should be in within the next week or so, be sure to check them out. I might have to keep a pink dress for myself :)




Hope you are all staying warm!
Adrienne

Monday, January 10, 2011

Spring Dreaming

It has been snowing for the past two days here in Tennessee, and though the snow is gorgeous, my mind is drifting towards Spring.

Spring is my favorite season. Everything feels bright and new, and you actually get to see the color GREEN again! Living in North Florida for so many years, I took the sunshine and color for granted. Now that the state I live on has actual seasons, I am experiencing a bit of the Winter blahs. So.....I became curious on what is on the horizon for Spring fashion-wise.

There is a wide variety of looks to lust after this Spring. It looks like the main trends are Minimalism, Bold Prints, and the 70s. Here are some of my faves.

Minimalism

BCBG

Miu Miu

Chanel


Bold Prints

Rag and Bone

Oscar de la Renta

The 70s



Marc Jacobs

My favorite designer is John Galliano, and he did not disappoint for Spring. His fashion shows are always over the top and fabulous, and most importantly, they always tell a story. He thinks way outside the box, outside of this universe really. So, it is no surprise he is not really following the trends (maybe a bit of the bold prints in a few pieces).

WWD online gave us the details of his collection "framed by the tale of Mari Lani, an aspiring actress living in Paris during the late 1920s, who convinced Matisse, Cocteau and Chagall among other of-the-moment artists to paint her portrait, promising that the works would be featured in her upcoming film. Once her collection was complete, she sold it, took the cash and shipped out for the States. The film was, and always had been, pure fiction." Yummy!





Isn't Galliano's collection amazing? The models look like flapper dolls emerging from their cocoons!

A far as which trends I love, I think I will be rocking the bold prints and the 70s look, maybe even at the same time, heee heee.


Well, enough Spring dreaming, I need to learn to enjoy this Winter snow!

Adrienne