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March 7, 2018

Milan Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2018 Trend Report: Wide Belts

by Rachael Comeau

Marni F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Marni F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear; all images via Vogue.com]

Versace F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Versace F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Roberto Cavalli F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Roberto Cavalli F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Moschino F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Moschino F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Luisa Beccaria F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Luisa Beccaria F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Les Copains F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Les Copains F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Jil Sander F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Jil Sander F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Giorgio Armani F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Giorgio Armani F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Gabriele Colangelo F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Gabriele Colangelo F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Fendi F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Fendi F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Etro F/W 2018 Read-to-Wear

[Etro F/W 2018 Read-to-Wear]

Erika Cavallini F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Erika Cavallini F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Emporio Armani F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Emporio Armani F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Emilio Pucci F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Emilio Pucci F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

Agnona F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear

[Agnona F/W 2018 Ready-to-Wear]

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The 80’s trend continued throughout Milan Fashion Week, this time with a heavy focus on silhouette. Often accompanied by vibrant colors and voluminous shoulders, labels such as Jil Sander, Emilio Pucci, and Roberto Cavalli featured wide belts cinched at the waist in their most recent collections.

At Agnona, a show inspired by the 70’s and 80’s decades, featured wide leather belts worn at the waistline over relaxed, voluminous shapes. At Marni, designer Francesco Risso included wide leather belts with oversized buckles with brightly colored vinyl coats in his collection titled “Technoprimitivism.” Similar looks were featured at Fendi, with wide, checked belts on display over patent leather trench coats of the same pattern.

Click through the slideshow above to see how other designers incorporated this 80’s silhouette into their most recent collections.

March 6, 2017

Milan Fashion Week Fall 2017 Trend Report: Sheer Fabrics

by Rachael Comeau

Fendi Fall 2017 RTW

[Fendi Fall 2017 RTW; all images via Vogue.com]

Fendi Fall 2017 RTW

[Fendi Fall 2017 RTW]

Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 RTW

[Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 RTW]

Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 RTW

[Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2017 RTW]

Vionnet Fall 2017 RTW

[Vionnet Fall 2017 RTW]

Vionnet Fall 2017 RTW

[Vionnet Fall 2017 RTW]

Alberta Ferretti-4

[Alberta Ferretti Fall 2017 RTW]

Alberta Ferretti Fall 2017 RTW

[Alberta Ferretti Fall 2017 RTW]

No. 21 Fall 2017 RTW

[No. 21 Fall 2017 RTW]

No. 21 Fall 2017 RTW

[No. 21 Fall 2017 RTW]

Versace Fall 2017 RTW

[Versace Fall 2017 RTW]

Versace Fall 2017 RTW

[Versace Fall 2017 RTW]

Giamba Fall 2017 RTW

[Giamba Fall 2017 RTW]

Giamba Fall 2017 RTW

[Giamba Fall 2017 RTW]

Au Jour Le Jour Fall 2017 RTW

[Au Jour Le Jour Fall 2017 RTW]

Au Jour Le Jour Fall 2017 RTW

[Au Jour Le Jour Fall 2017 RTW]

Lucio Vanotti Fall 2017 RTW

[Lucio Vanotti Fall 2017 RTW]

Lucio Vanotti Fall 2017 RTW

[Lucio Vanotti Fall 2017 RTW]

Giorgio Armani Fall 2017 RTW

[Giorgio Armani Fall 2017 RTW]

Blumarine Fall 2017 RTW

[Blumarine Fall 2017 RTW]

Blumarine Fall 2017 RTW

[Blumarine Fall 2017 RTW]

Arthur Arbesser Fall 2017 RTW

[Arthur Arbesser Fall 2017 RTW]

Arthur Arbesser Fall 2017 RTW

[Arthur Arbesser Fall 2017 RTW]

Giorgio Armani Fall 2017 RTW

[Giorgio Armani Fall 2017 RTW]

Francesco Scognamiglio Fall 2017 RTW

[Francesco Scognamiglio Fall 2017 RTW]

Francesco Scognamiglio Fall 2017 RTW

[Francesco Scognamiglio Fall 2017 RTW]

Emporio Armani Fall 2017 RTW

[Emporio Armani Fall 2017 RTW]

Brunello Cucinelli Fall 2017 RTW

[Brunello Cucinelli Fall 2017 RTW]

Brunello Cucinelli Fall 2017 RTW

[Brunello Cucinelli Fall 2017 RTW]

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Fall 2017 RTW

[Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Fall 2017 RTW]

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Fall 2017 RTW

[Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini Fall 2017 RTW]

Attico Fall 2017 RTW

[Attico Fall 2017 RTW]

Antonio Marras Fall 2017 RTW

[Antonio Marras Fall 2017 RTW]

Antonio Marras Fall 2017 RTW

[Antonio Marras Fall 2017 RTW]

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As fashion month nears its end, the main statements made from designers this season are becoming increasingly evident. Daring trends and statement pieces have taken over the runways this Milan Fashion Week, and with that comes the use of sheer fabrics. The style is not particularly new, but designers have reinvented the bold look that will surely be everywhere this upcoming fall season. Designers like Alberta Ferretti, Dolce & Gabbana, and Giorgio Armani all chose to include totally sheer pieces in their collections, each with an individual xtwist.

Alberta Ferretti showed sheer black pieces in her truly feminine collection inspired by Venice, while Arthur Arbesser included layered looks with transparent skirts, inspired by Berlin in the 1980’s. Anna Molinari of Blumarine stuck to the traditional look of the brand, exuding elegance with luxurious furs, chiffon gowns, and floral detailing. She showed sheer detailed dresses with black lace and fur collars.

Click through the slideshow above to see our other top picks for statement-making sheer looks slated for the upcoming fall season.

October 18, 2016

Fashion Week SS17 Beauty Trend Report

by Rachael Comeau

Fendi SS17

[Glitter lip at Fendi SS17]

DKNY SS17

[Glitter lip at DKNY SS17; all images via Vogue.com unless otherwise noted]

Versace SS17

[Glitter liner at Versace SS17]

Giamba SS17

[Glitter embellishments at Giamba SS17]

Victoria Beckham SS17

[Bold eyeshadow at Victoria Beckham SS17; image via Marie Claire]

Max Mara SS17

[Bold eyeshadow at Max Mara SS17]

Louis Vuitton SS17

[Bold eyeshadow at Louis Vuitton SS17]

Salvatore Ferragamo SS17

[Bold eyeshadow at Salvatore Ferragamo SS17]

Cushnie et Ochs SS17

[Red lip at Cushnie et Ochs SS17; image via Fashionista.com]

Creatures of the Wind SS17

[Red lip at Creatures of the Wind SS17; image via Fashionista.com]

Jason Wu SS17

[Red lip at Jason Wu SS17; image via Fashionista.com]

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Judging from the recent runway shows for the upcoming spring/summer 2017 season, next spring will definitely be the perfect time to try out that bold lip color or vibrant eyeshadow that you’ve been hesitant to use in the past. The beauty trends from this most recent fashion week season are anything but subtle, with looks ranging from solid glitter lips to bright and bold eyeshadow that stretches way beyond the eyelids.

Classic looks like the timeless red lip also made a major statement on many prominent runways. One of the most notable trends that has taken off in runway shows all over the globe is the use of glitter. Bold looks even took over at New York Fashion Week, which is more known for showcasing extremely minimal, no-makeup beauty looks on its runways. Despite this however, DKNY’s show a few weeks ago had one of the most talked-about beauty looks overall. The makeup for the show was done by reknowned makeup artist Pat McGrath, who used the DKNY runway to showcase her most recent release, the currently sold out Lust 004 Lipstick Kit. The look is made up of a red lipstick base with pressed glitter on top, making for a truly show-stopping look. The glitter did not only show up on lips, but also in eyeliner, as seen at Versace, and in painted-on embellishments in various geometric shapes, as seen at Giamba.

Following along with the boldness of heavy glitter is the use of bold, colorful eyeshadow, which at many shows was applied also along the cheekbones as highlighter, as well as extending across the eyelids. At Victoria Beckham, emerald green and cobalt blue shadow made a huge statement, and was fresh and unusual compared to what the designer would normally choose for makeup looks. At Louis Vuitton and Max Mara, similar eye definition was used, but even more dramatic. Vibrant hues of green and orange were glided along both the cheekbones and eyelids at Max Mara, which was a perfect fit within its tropical-inspired collection. At Louis Vuitton, a sleek cat-eye in black liner was complimented by deep navy shadow, which extended far over the brows. Finally, among the abundance of bold glitter and vibrant eyeshadow, the classic red lip proved that it’s here to stay, making appearances on runways like Jason Wu, Cushnie et Ochs, and Creatures of the Wind. At Cushnie et Ochs, the look was slightly updated, and was actually two-toned. The top lip was done in a timeless red shade, and the bottom in a more vibrant pink-red.

Click through the slideshow above to see how these prominent beauty trends were used at other shows throughout fashion month.

September 24, 2013

Milan Fashion Week Spring 2014: Fendi, Emporio Armani

by fashion pulse contributor

[Image via WWD.com]

[Image via WWD.com]

The Show: Fendi

The Theme: It’s Technologically Correct

The Color Palette: Red,white, orange, blue, white, pink, orange and black

The Collection’s Signature, Standout Look: We are living in an age where technology is involved in absolutely everything, so it was only a matter of time until its influences started showing up in our clothes as well. Using laser cut technology, many of the sheer pieces featured a motif of falling flowers as well as geometric patterns cut into sharp corners on jackets, dresses, and skirts. These precisely cut pieces recalled grid patterns found in the digital world reinforcing the stated technological theme. Fendi’s signature fur showed up in the accessories adorning silver purses with bundles of multi-colored fuzzy options, showing that amidst all this change and technological innovation, there are some things, like a well-crafted fur, that can never be digitally replaced.

[Image via Style.com]

[Image via Style.com]

The Show: Emporio Armani

The Theme: Ice for Spring

The Color Palette: Silver, blue, green, black, white, and pink

The Collection’s Signature, Standout Look: Icy pastels and florals appeared in every concoction imaginable,  from wide leg pants to floaty cocktail dresses paired with iridescent silver tights, creating a show that exuded softness and femininity. One glittering mid-length dress floated in layers of chiffon stitched with silver flower petals created a sophisticated aesthetic, but still retains a youthful, albeit put-together, spirit.

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