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Christmas Trends for 2013 with Vanessa G
As the nights draw in
and the leaves start to turn the countdown to Christmas begins. The social
calendar also starts to fill up - from formal work parties to casual Christmas
drinks with friends.Deciding what to wear can be a little stressful to
say the least.Here are some helpful hints and tips to combine practical
winter clothing with looking glamorous throughout the festive season.
Clothes with a flattering A-line silhouette look great on all body shapes. An A-line dress is a perfect example of these classic lines which are not only flattering but is a look that transitions from day to night by swapping pretty daytime pumps for evening court shoes. Keeping a statement A-line dress in your wardrobe is essential.Updating your look from season to season with statement jewellery and a well designed and tailored dress will help you to stay on trend.
Glitz and Sparkle.
Christmas is the season for a little bit of sparkle in your wardrobe. Try and limit your outfit to one sparkly item, for example, a sequinned top with plain black trousers or a black or oxblood red clutch with a some sparkle which will go with most outfits.
Make it Work
With lots of social events to attend this season you’d be forgiven for thinking that you’d have to wear a different outfit to each party.It is, however, possible to put together a Christmas wardrobe utilising a few key pieces.A statement dress as well as well-cut smart trousers can be mixed and matched with pretty tops. Keeping a consistent palette colour across your wardrobe also helps for example, neutral tones or black, brown and deep reds. Accessorising an outfit is a great re-style option. A belt, statement heel or jewellery can make a real difference.
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Keeping the cold at
bay doesn't necessarily mean lots of layers or an impractical large coat. Faux
fur is a classic way of adding warmth but not bulk to an outfit, whilst keeping
ultra chic. Fur collars, trimmed gloves and luxurious scarves will all keep you
warm without ruining a sleek, carefully put together look underneath.
Pattern Me Pretty
Patterned prints have
very much stayed on trend from summer to autumn/winter ‘13. Colourful peg
leg trousers match perfectly with leather brogues and a neutral
top.Bright prints don’t have to mean pastel palettes, warm colours like
oranges, pinks and blues work well this season. Vanessa G’s latest collection combines classic
lines and colourful patterns to create stunning pieces which will surely be a
hit at any Christmas function.
Clothes with a flattering A-line silhouette look great on all body shapes. An A-line dress is a perfect example of these classic lines which are not only flattering but is a look that transitions from day to night by swapping pretty daytime pumps for evening court shoes. Keeping a statement A-line dress in your wardrobe is essential.Updating your look from season to season with statement jewellery and a well designed and tailored dress will help you to stay on trend.
Glitz and Sparkle.
Christmas is the season for a little bit of sparkle in your wardrobe. Try and limit your outfit to one sparkly item, for example, a sequinned top with plain black trousers or a black or oxblood red clutch with a some sparkle which will go with most outfits.
Make it Work
With lots of social events to attend this season you’d be forgiven for thinking that you’d have to wear a different outfit to each party.It is, however, possible to put together a Christmas wardrobe utilising a few key pieces.A statement dress as well as well-cut smart trousers can be mixed and matched with pretty tops. Keeping a consistent palette colour across your wardrobe also helps for example, neutral tones or black, brown and deep reds. Accessorising an outfit is a great re-style option. A belt, statement heel or jewellery can make a real difference.
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Pattern Me Pretty
Friday, 4 October 2013
Luxury brand Vanessa G presents their AW13 collection titled ‘Enchanted Garden’.
Taking inspiration from flora and fauna, sculpture and
topiary the three prints include intricate mazes and flamboyant constructions
of foliage. Merging the 50sstyle with
diversity of the 60s and the strong attitude of the 70s
The three prints are:
Flower Fields showing the beauty of flowers incorporated
into tailored collar suit jackets as well as skirts. Details include cap
sleeves and retro necklines.
Enchanted Gardens for the classic trench coats, Vanessa’s signature piece with leather detailing to provide an edgier look.
Enchanted Forest depicts floral trees, Collarless skirt
suit, baby doll dress and a chic all white collared blouse and skirt
combination.
In all her collections, Designer Vanessa Gouden fuses
art and couture using unique pieces of art from unsung artists and then
transforms them in to timeless classic garments creating her own expression of
Art & Fashion as ‘ Art’Outure ‘ .
Available soon from
Wednesday, 21 August 2013
Autumn 13 is Looking Rosy with Etro pink collection
Left to right
Handbag with calfskin straps and coated houndstooth print fabric. Price
£595
Wool tailored jacket Price £1095
Shopper bag with houndstooth pattern. Calfskin straps and detailing with coated
fabric and sequins Price £440
Model wearing:
Silk shirt with floral and paisley geometric yolk.
Single central pleat at the back and concealed buttons.
Price £420
Single central pleat at the back and concealed buttons.
Price £420
Skirt with print inspired by the signature Etro scarves.
Price £490
Price £490
http://www.etro.com/en_uk/woman/autumn-winter/skirts/132d1858456300150.html
T Bar high
heels.
Black and white jacquard fabric across the toe and heel.
Goatskin
leather t-bar in gold and goatskin leather lining.
Price £345

















