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CIFF Trends - Fashion Season Autumn/Winter 2008-2009
• DARK FICTION
A world of depths, a ’Blade Runner’ universe will feed our imagination. We will explore organic, mineral and synthetic materials in imposing shapes, pared-down austerity and controlled roughness. It is a tribute to protective materials and colours.
COLOURS
Subtle darks, asphalt greys, oily greens, earthy browns, and pale greenish or pinkish faux whites. A deceptively colourless range that intensifi es mystery.
FABRICS
Austere woollens. Thick felts and rough compact broadcloths in coat weights, suitings and mock plains in cotton/wool.
Patinated cottons. Mock plains, muted stripes, washed or oiled twills and denims.
Shirts and tops. Allover, line, spot, tie dye prints, luxuriant engraved leaves.
Blurred knits. Heavy gauge woolly jerseys, mouliné and bouclé yarns, muted jacquards, textured stitches, folded effects, bark and moss looks. Fine gauge, wool and cashmere jerseys, stonewashed, metallic, printed.
Featherweight techno. Rubbery, waxed coatings, on cotton and knits. Padded nylons.
Fancy organic. Smooth leathers, fi sh and reptile skins. Cracked silky fabrics. Tarnished sequins.
STYLE
Play of contrasts and lengths.
Classics to layer. Overcoats, maxi coats, uniform-inspired overcoats, lined wool parkas, enlarged shapes. To softly mix and mismatch with loose, cropped, above-the-ankle slacks or long fl oor-length skirts.
Maxi knits. Rounded coats, thick jackets, sailor tunics, carapace sweaters, zipped heavy-duty sweaters. To wear over jackets instead of a coat. To layer over boxy pants and skirts.
High protection. Between neo-army and a post industrial look, functional jackets, reinforced dungarees, slim or baggy jeans that are greasy, torn and patched-up in
one-of-a-kind style.
Shockproof luxury. Airbag blousons, short tubular jackets in precious tech fabrics. Multilayer design or sheath line, adaptable functionality.
DETAILS
Uniform buckles, metal zips. Multipockets and belt loops. Fabric mixes on the garment. Tilted hems.
ACCESSORIES
Very dark or very light. To erase details and make products futuristic. Wide bracelets as though cut from the block, thick derby shoes as if moulded. Biker spirit, caps, ankle boots with buckles, satchel bags or harness-style waist packs.
Mineral or vegetable. Rock or fossil style jewellery. Platform reptile-skin sandals. Boiled wool trainers, maxi oversize knitted scarves, thick hand-knitted socks
to wear with winter sandals, bags in a patchwork of knit stitches.
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CIFF Trends - Fashion Season Autumn/Winter 2008-2009
Roberto Cavalli Fall-Winter 2008. 2009 Ad Campaign
Roberto Cavalli Fall-Winter 2008. 2009 Ad Campaign, Isabeli Fontana by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin
Roberto Cavalli Fall-Winter 2008. 2009 Ad Campaign
Celebrity hair fashion - Britney Spears hair fashion 2009
Celebrity hair fashion - Britney Spears hair fashion 2009
Britney Spears created a sort of storm in the entire Music Industry soon after the release of her debut album ‘Baby One More Time” at the age of seventeen. Immediately after her fame as ‘Teen Pop-Super-Star’, Britney Spear appeared on the cover page of magazine ‘Rolling Stone’. At the launch of April 15, 1999, issue of Rolling Stone Britney Spears commented, “It was a fantastic experience! I loved the idea of me holding Tinky Winky and talking on the Phone”.
Due to excessive titillation factor, Britney Spears and the magazine raised the eyebrows of stalwarts of music industry. Several people called it half-jokingly as ‘Child-Pornography’. Many columnists went on to describe it as a marketing gimmick to exploiting the minds of teen boys and girls. It was also mentioned in some of the press reports that pictures such as the ones on this magazine are barely legal and should be banned. Many associations and organizations boycotted the stores selling the magazine and Britney Spears’ ‘Baby One More Time’ album.Celebrity hair fashion - Britney Spears hair fashion 2009
NEW YORK FASHION WEEK: ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY: SHADY N.R. ELIAS COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2008/2009 MENSWEAR RUNWAY REVIEW
The School of Fashion at Academy of Art University presented their Fall 2008 collections of recent graduates during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Two menswear collections were included. This post focuses on designer Shady N.R. Elias.
Born in Khartum, Sudan and raised in Cairo, Egypt, Shady’s collection found influences in the song “Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down) by the Audio Bully’s with Nancy Sinatra on vocals. This song also embodies the mindset of Shady’s consumer. Further inspirations were found in Shady Abdel Salam (famous Egyptian cinematographer, director and costume designer), Islamic military dress and 1970’s Japanese anime.
Shady described his collection to Haute Concept as having a “historic futuristic” vibe. Tailored looks consisted of blazers and vest made of eel skin, button-ups of saturated colors and inky overcoats.
A silhouette represented the weight of the world on his shoulders but finding an inner strength to stand strong.
NEW YORK FASHION WEEK: ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY: SHADY N.R. ELIAS COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2008/2009 MENSWEAR RUNWAY REVIEW
NEW YORK FASHION WEEK: MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2008/2009 MENSWEAR RUNWAY REVIEW
For Fall/Winter 2008-2009, Michael Kors found inspiration in old Hollywood.
Instead of jet-setting Kors turned to old-school style in a collection he called, “the Reel Life”. Maybe because of our culture’s current obsession with the Hollywood elite and all that comes with it. Kors gave smart looks for men who love clothing and luxury.
Luxe cashmere sweaters, camel blazers horn rimmed glasses looked easily wearable on the smartly dressed models coming down the runway with their ladies.
Michael Kors is nothing if not wearable, and although he put costumey glasses and hats on the model (forcefully throwing the era on us) his clothing will fit right in for 2008.
NEW YORK FASHION WEEK: MICHAEL KORS COLLECTION FALL/WINTER 2008/2009 MENSWEAR RUNWAY REVIEWMilan Menswear fashion week S/S 2009: D&G
With the new spring/summer 2009 collection D&G takes us back to a distant era. This time, the famous fashion duo must have drawn their inspiration from the silver screen; from those fabulous actors who used to melt our grandmothers’ hearts.
The D&G guy loves luxury items and wears expensive crocodile espadrilles; he usually passes his summers on a cruise through the Galapagos Islands or in Montecarlo splurging at the Casino. Dolce vita they call it!
Milan Menswear fashion week S/S 2009: D&GChina Fashion Week 2008/2009 Collection Autumn/Winter
A model walks the runway during the China Fashion Week 2008/2009 Collection Autumn/Winter on March 25, 2008 in Beijing, China.
(Photo by Guang Niu/Getty Images AsiaPac)
China Fashion Week 2008/2009 Collection Autumn/Winter
Celebrity hair fashion - Britney Spears hair fashion 2009
Celebrity hair fashion - Britney Spears hair fashion 2009
Britney Spears created a sort of storm in the entire Music Industry soon after the release of her debut album ‘Baby One More Time” at the age of seventeen. Immediately after her fame as ‘Teen Pop-Super-Star’, Britney Spear appeared on the cover page of magazine ‘Rolling Stone’. At the launch of April 15, 1999, issue of Rolling Stone Britney Spears commented, “It was a fantastic experience! I loved the idea of me holding Tinky Winky and talking on the Phone”.
Due to excessive titillation factor, Britney Spears and the magazine raised the eyebrows of stalwarts of music industry. Several people called it half-jokingly as ‘Child-Pornography’. Many columnists went on to describe it as a marketing gimmick to exploiting the minds of teen boys and girls. It was also mentioned in some of the press reports that pictures such as the ones on this magazine are barely legal and should be banned. Many associations and organizations boycotted the stores selling the magazine and Britney Spears’ ‘Baby One More Time’ album.
Celebrity hair fashion - Britney Spears hair fashion 2009
Alexander McQueen Milan Fashion Week 2009
Alexander McQueen Jump Starts Milan Fashion Week show and is making headlines in the fashion world is the Alexander McQueen's "Resort 2009" collection.
AM unveiled his women's pre-spring collection alongside his spring menswear. The line was fun, uplifting, and full of life and colors. This is definitely not the typical theatrical ensembles that we have seen in his previous collections.
He also displayed his version of the leggings and jumpsuit which most of us love. AM version had a little touch of nude and bright tones. His best masterpieces includes skintight dresses with a touch of sequence or graphics. These outfits screamed HOT and SEXY! Now, what do you think?
Alexander McQueen Milan Fashion Week 2009
2008/2009 Latest Fashion Collection (100) Matching Denim Chiffon Jacket, Balloon Dress, Bermudas , Bling-Bling Tube Top.
2008/2009 Latest Fashion Collection (100) Matching Denim Chiffon Jacket, Balloon Dress, Bermudas , Bling-Bling Tube Top.
2008/2009 Latest Fashion Collection (100) Matching Denim Chiffon Jacket, Balloon Dress, Bermudas , Bling-Bling Tube Top.
CIFF Trends - Fashion Season Autumn/Winter 2008-2009
• SOFT TECH
Soft Tech is modern romantic nostalgia in between the past and the future.
It is a search for the ideal elegance that is the focus of this timeless look and comfort and formality mixes seamlessly. The casual wear will become softer, made from sustainable products in a rounded and understated design that streamlines elegance.
COLOURS
Pale or medium half-tones, taupish beiges, metallic grey-cast shades, cosmetic neutrals. To light up with more mellow fl ashy accents.
FABRICS
Minimal fantasy. Masculine spirit in woollen/stretch, mock plain suitings, shaded Prince of Wales checks. Figured mini shirting patterns, anonymous micro-geometrics, small retro-style positive/negative patterns.
Easy comfort. Cotton velvets, suedines. Velour terries. Cosy sophisticated fl eeces in wool/cashmere, bamboo/wool. Easy-care knits. Double jerseys with or without stretch.
Anti-freeze wrapping. Featherweight technicals, lacquered, quilted satiny nylons. Scroopy nylons with a paper handle. Polyester satins. Supple, smooth, matt or glossy leathers.
STYLE
Cross styles. Mix urban elegance, sport modernity and lab technology.
Cyber classics. Jackets/Perfectos, new chic casual suits with wide-shouldered jackets and ergonomic jeans or masculine jogging pants. Mini blazers and high-waisted ski pant jeans. Evolving design, sharp lines in light colours.
Smart outdoorwear. Cover-up parkas, igloo parkas. Lightness and round shapes. Windbreaker tops and sweats in a glam sport spirit. Reversible blousons. Waterproof down coats with inflated shapes. Quilted, blouson-length jackets to belt. All worn with leggings or peg-top pants.
New generation basics. Large hooded sweat cardigans. Smart slacks ’n’ sweats.
Modernistic sport. Science fiction influence. Futuristic slimline jogging styles. Skintight lab coat-style tops and sheath pants. Mini sweater dresses. Ergonomically designed chunky knit sweaters and cardigans.
DETAILS
Sharp lines, square shoulders, gathered or padded sleeve heads. Detachable sleeves. Built-in snaps. Translucent hook and loop fasteners, drawcords and zips.
Webbing belts to tie in contrasting colours and fabrics. Matt and shiny fabric mixes.
ACCESSORIES
Soft masculine. Messenger bags, large-sized, or mini version worn as a necklace. Smoked eyewear. Oxford shoes. Driving gloves.
Airbag, extreme comfort. Quilted bags, folded eiderdown-style bags, articulated backpacks. Pared-down belts. Moon boots, shockproof trainers, ergonomic ballet slippers, sandals and chunky socks.
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CIFF Trends - Fashion Season Autumn/Winter 2008-2009
CIFF Trends - Fashion Season Autumn/Winter 2008-2009
• KITCH MIX
Construct your own fake beauty. Shed the taboos and break away from the masses. Use the absurd and fleeting to avoid being ‘correct’. Use colours, shapes and materials in a new context. Take a stand and follow your imagination in a self-assured, but controlled manner.
COLOURS
A balancing act between deep darks, neutrals and intense colours. A range to work in contrasting multicolour harmonies.
FABRICS
Traditional. Coloured flannels, reefer broadcloths, flecked and muted tweeds, micro patterns and woolly mock plains.
Casual clean. Dense and clean denims, thick cotton sateens, cosy-back twills. Basic fleeces and compact jerseys.
Daily shine. Glazed nylons, plasticized, varnished cloths, oilcloth and vinyl. Lamés, Lurex or sparkling jerseys, chocolate paper taffetas in a light version for tops and dresses.
Bric-a-brac patterns. Decoration from everywhere. Berber stripes, Russian or Japanese-style floral prints. Scarf motifs, patchwork of patterns, multicolour camouflage, tapestry florals, tartans, ikat geometrics. Mix patterns together and make them seasonless.
STYLE
In search of out-of-the-ordinary shapes, layering and proportions.
Urban vibrations. Mock plain masculine robe coats, kurta or kimono coats to wear over city jogging pants. Mismatching suits, relaxed looks.
Non-standard workwear. Plains to tone down the profusion of decoration. Elongated or body-sculpting, boxy or cropped shapes. Blousons and trench/reefers, shirt/sweats.
Bell-bottoms with flat hips and waist in the right place. Peg-top pants with deep pleats. Slim pants with raised waist. Zouave pants to wear over jogging pants.
Giga knit. Thick wool, fur yarns, and heavy gauges for a handmade effect. Kitsch and couture effect mix. Large-sized graphic jacquard motifs, two- or three-colour geometrics,
folkloric patterns for oversize puffed coats and sweaters.
DETAILS
Exaggeration. Over inflated, too long sleeves. Too short pants. Abundant mixes and layering in a hippy revival style. In knit, shake up proportions, shift buttoning, have fun with trims. Giant bows, maxi ribbing, embroidered decoration or dramatic cable. Feathers, fringe, fur, sensational details.
ACCESSORIES
Plastic chic. Distorted shapes and offshoots, unexpected materials. Low boots, classic multi-pocket bags, in resin, PVC, smooth or quilted cotton jersey.
Glitter without hang-ups. Get away from the ordinary. Rhinestone accents on sport shoes, glitter scribble prints on ankle boots, bags reinforced with lamés or sparkling
coloured mirors.
> Shake up taboos. Break with prevailing uniformity. Use the absurd and ephemeral as a new means of action to counter the overly correct.
> Act through colour, shape and material to transform everyday reality.
> Reinterpret the chic, the cheap, play with all sorts of eclectic cultural references without ever taking yourself seriously.
> Dare to make a stand and follow a confi dent and controlled fantasy right through.
| All images © Bella Center A/S Copenhagen International Fashion Fair www.ciff.dk |
CIFF Trends - Fashion Season Autumn/Winter 2008-2009
What is fashion and what's gone out of fashion?
What brings us this season? What is “in” or “out”? What is fashion and what's gone out of fashion?
Despite that I am a lover of fashion; I always try to take with tweezers suggestions for the season of parades which take place in New York, Paris or London. This is because, as well as that sometimes the budget does not give to buy these beautiful clothes or that the prospect of our market is sometimes different from what happens in the rest of the world-is because we do not have the courage to use it or because the stores do not sell models that we want to buy, most times I try to have the philosophy of bringing fashion to my lifestyle, my tastes and what was left in my wardrobe for spring and summer, and that, like many, I cannot change my clothes every time we changed our season and year.
What I'm looking for is to try to buy some clothes fixed and / or accessories (which are usually cheaper) to give the look that this season "demands" in some way.
I remember when I was a girl, I hate-the famous Guess jeans were you had to have it ... independent if they were originals or not, you were a plus in your wardrobe. Nowadays, since my 31 years, that doesn’t mean that much for me.
Another thing we must also take into account is that not everything that is fashion we must use it. Many times this happens: something we love, but it does not go with our body type, but it is fashion, so we use it. Please we must take this idea out from our head.
It is also important and superfine now, as I mentioned in other post, everything is trendy. That is, the trends of past decades are a mix in fashion this year. Everything past is in!
Well, now they are going to what is going to be in fashion this season: Girls, to use skirts! This spring-summer long skirts, half leg, short, balloon, lines, bound, with pockets and others, like what clothes, both, are in. So ... take care of the legs!
All you need is fashion 2009!
What is fashion and what's gone out of fashion?
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