Showing posts with label Coats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Coats. Show all posts

Friday, August 21

Chic Fall Outerwear Via Boudoir D'Huitres

Boudoir D'Huitres by Mimi Plange is simply stunning. Every piece is magnificent and invokes a sense of glamour, exuberance and fancy. This is the brand editor's keep to themselves. For fall, Boudoir D'Huitres put a spin on old classics like the camel coat and blazer. We absolutely adore this fabulous camel coat which will add richness to any look. The pink satin blazer will look fabulous with your black thigh high boots and minis as well as over your sequined party dresses. View the entire Boudoir D'Huitres Collection by Mimi Plange collection here.

Wednesday, November 26

Black White and Pink All Over

I once read that in your 20's the colors to play up are black white and pink. I think this is a delicious combo seeing as the pink really accents the black and white really well in a fun, flirty and girly kind of way. I recently purchased these two pieces from Forever 21's site and I'm yet to receive them. I thought the pink sweater dress would be great now under a luxe coat and also during the spring alone. It's from the twelve by twelve collection, which I am really in love with. They have amazing contemporary pieces you'll need a restraining order ladies. I also adore this beautiful foliage coat with pin tuck detailing. I would probably pair this with all black or maybe a bubblegum a-line dress under. Though I have to say, I will remove that belt and replace it with something more high-end to balance out the look. That's a key rule, if you're going to buy something from a store like Forever 21 that looks great but isn't exactly made of the best quality make sure you wear high-end designer accessories, whether it be a bag, shoes or jewelry.

Thursday, October 9

FW08 Trend Report

The winter/fall season is my least favourite season when it comes to climate but my favourite, clothing-wise. It must be because you have so many more options and pieces you can layer on top of each other to create something fabulous. This winter, designers took us into a world of Bohemian lust. Trendy Missioni-esque knits, fringed boots and paisley prints are just a few of the 70’s inspired touches found on the runway, especially at Gucci and Hermes. Jewel tones that are usually saved for warmer months showed face at many designer shows. The staple colour for Winter 2008 is red paired with grey or of course black. So what should you try this winter? Here is my list of Fall Must Haves:

The Statement Coat:
If you think about it, your coat will be the most important layer of your outfit since it is what is noticed right away. Because of its importance, you should probably devote most of your shopping budget for the perfect coat. As much as I love tailored black coats that are so elegant and chic I’m starting to take note of the floral coats which were big on The Michael Kors catwalk that are also popping up everywhere. Vintage stores are really great for finding eye catching pieces, especially coats and mind you, fur coats are always in style and always affordable at vintage and consignment shops. To be ultra trendy incorporate this season’s colours and invest in a red or jewel tone coat.

Shoes Are The New Handbag:
If you haven’t noticed already, handbags are becoming passé and the attention is all on shoes. This season try thigh high black suede boots. You can wear them over a pair of skinny jeans, with a dress or a skirt and still stay warm. They are probably the most versatile shoes. For extra comfort try a low heel style. I also adore lace-up oxfords in colder months paired with opaque black tights.

A Great Look for Winter:
The New York “Uniform” as I like to call it is a mini dress over black opaque tights and black shoes. It’s fool-proof. Many girls don’t wear dresses and it always baffles me. Dresses are great since they are just one piece and you won’t have to worry about matching, colour coordination, etc. What’s also nice about dresses is that they can be dressed up or down. Try a sweater dress, and don’t forget to top it off with a great belt. People also underestimate tights. They are a great substitute for pants especially when they’re made of cashmere or cashmere’s cousin, merino wool. I love Wolford’s line of Merino Wool tights. Pair your tights with black shoes and your legs will look a mile long.
Accessories:
The big accessory trends this winter are BIG BOLD and eye-catching necklaces. Statement necklaces are a great way to spruce up the quintessential black or camel turtleneck. I also love jewelled headbands that can work with your hair up or down.
So there you have it a few things to help you look fantastic this winter. Have fun and exploit your fabulous side. -Millissa for Inside Desi

Wednesday, October 31

Boudoir D'huitres: Elegant, Poised, and Smart

Introducing a fabulous fashion line that is so magnificently chic and super glam. Transform your silhouette into something unique. Create history.

This Fall/Holiday season, Boudoir D'huitres will debut its 11 piece luxury women's outerwear collection. The collection's theme, "Dinner in Future Victoria" mixes traditional, detailed Victorian corsetry with fashion forward simplistic silhouettes. Each garment is limited and expertly constructed, with inspirations from 19th century corsetry and lingerie.

Let's see what is on the menu, shall we?

Friday, October 12

Stunning Coats

Stop sacrificing your fashion sense for the sake of cooler weather. These coats are great examples of modern, sophistication for those windy mornings on the way to work, or to just throw over for an easy stylish cover-up when meeting with your child's teacher after school. Do not let anyone ever tell you that you do not look pulled together. Just the simple addition of a tailored looking coat can make all the difference. First impressions are everything, and with these designs, you will never be forgotten.

Shiny Trench - White House-Black Market

Paisley Coat - White House -Black Market

Lotta Stensson

Victoria's Secret

Rebecca Taylor

Tweed Coat - White HouseBlack Market