Fashion, Fashion, Fashion don't you just love everything about it?

The past month as been hecktic with New York, London, Milan and Paris Fashion weeks rolling out one after the other. There is too much to feed back but here are a few of our favorites from Paris Fashion week so far.

Paris Fashion week here we go......


Jean Paul Gultier SS'13 Paris


Hussien Chalayan SS'13 Paris


Mulger SS'13 Paris


Mulberry SS'13 Paris


Issey Miyak SS'13 Paris


Lanvin SS'13 Paris

images sourced from Nowfashion.com 

Love it or hate it, the 2012 spring/summer pajama trend doesn't seem to be going anywhere this fall. In other words, if you're tired of seeing lots of silk, satin and other flow-y fabrics on the runways, red carpets or streets, you'd better get with the program. Following the trend's wholehearted adoption by such style icons as Rihanna, Tilda Swinton, and Stella McCartney, it looks like the fall/winter season of 2012 is going to bring us more of the same: comfy shimmering blazers, slouchy trousers, flat shoes—and we're not just referring to ladies' outfits here. If, on the other hand, you're looking to embrace the trend yourself but aren't quite sure where to start, here are our suggestions for a few key pieces.


Slouchy Pants

Harem pants and jodhpurs have been around for several seasons now, and in 2012 they got a makeover with lots of different patterns and fabrics added into the mix. Block prints, geometric patterning and silk were especially popular in spring and summer, and experts predict they will be returning for the fall season.

The Updated Teddy

Teddies in either silk or satin, or with embroidered lace trims and spaghetti straps are incredibly sexy in the bedroom. Take them out into the street, to a cocktail party, or any other evening occasion and you're sure to turn heads. Of course, the main difference between a teddy and a teddy-inspired dress is length, closely followed by sheerness. While a few transparent spots here and there are welcome, make sure you don't overdo it with showing too much skin.

The Robe-like Gown

Robes wrap around the body and are especially flattering for pear-shaped figures. To boot, a full-length robe-like dress will also make the wearer appear taller. Feel free to pair it up with a pair of trendy heels, and, if on the shorter side, don't go for a gown with a pleated or otherwise full skirt, since the richness and shimmer of the fabric might overwhelm your petite figure.

Cute and Comfy Flats

No, they don't have to look like slippers in any way shape or form. Forget stepping out of the house in tasseled grandma slippers—the pajama trend works perfectly with a pair of stiletto heels or a daring platform shoe. However, canvas flats of the peep-toe variety are also an appropriate choice. You can also spring for suede moccasins, an excellent choice irrespective of their color or your gender, even. Girls may opt for a moccasin flat ankle bootie, while there are some great moccasin loafers on sale for the guys this season.

Written by Dean Hawthorne on behalf of Macy’s, one of the world’s premium retailers of comfy clothes, designer duds, pajamas for men and all the latest in the world of fashion. 

As the weather is swiftly changing from Summer to Autumn, Fearne, Holly and Jameela launch their winter wardrobes full of cosy knitwear and glam Christmas dressing for Very.co.uk

FEARNE COTTON:

Mid season sees Fearne designing a sophisticated collection of partywear, with key pieces such as the cowl neck maxi gown, £85. In a vibrant violet colour, this maxi dress features statement embellishment with a subtle vintage twist.

Throughout Fearne's time at Very.co.uk, her collections remain to have an eclectic nod to various decades of time, from the metallic shift dress reminiscent of Debbie Harry,£49, the circle appliqué 60's dress which screams Twiggy,£49 to a sultry red figure hugging Mad Men-esq mini dress, £55.

The faux fur coat encapsulates the different vintage influences by remaining a timeless classic. A garment which has been in style throughout the 20th Century and in to the 21st century. Fearne's addition of large patch pockets and collarless design adds a modern twist to an essential wardrobe staple.

JAMEELA JAMIL:

Jameela Jamil launched her first collection with Very.co.uk back in May, her mid season range is a strong addition to the individual style we saw in Jameela's AW range.

The palette of red, blue, black and cream brings the range of girly prom dresses, and androgynous tailoring into an alternative and edgy way of dressing for Christmas. Her wide leg jumpsuit, £49 is finished of with a quirky dungaree style braces, teamed with her tailored puff sleeve shirt, this is one of the key looks from Jameela's collection.

Keeping the winter season casual and cool, Jameela's range also ticks the boxes with a cobalt blue knitted cropped jumper, £29 and high waisted polka dot shorts, £29.

HOLLY WILLOUGHBY:

Known for her glamorous style, Holly Willoughby's mid season range does not disappoint when it comes to evening wear. Her collection of floor length embellished gowns in luxurious fabrics positions Holly's range at the forefront for opulent Christmas dressing from £89.
For something a little more toned down, Holly's range also showcases more casual day dresses whilst maintaining a strong sense of style. The pleat shoulder pencil dress is cut-to-curve and stands out in a strong teal blue colour,£59 while the floral printed jersey dress is feminine and easy to wear, £39.

Visit Very.co.uk to see the full collections from Fearne, Holly and Jameela and indulge in some glamorous winter dressing.

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