Hello my budding flowers,
are you ready for the weekend? After a hectic week at work, some blogging anxiety due to my very first giveaway, and the highest emotion for my little sister graduating at university, I most certainly am!
As I found you enjoyed my post about NYFW, I’m going to display below my favourite collections from British catwalks.
VIVIENNE WESTWOOD Red Label:
burgundy aplenty, along with predominant blues and purples. Stripes and zebra print (a little too much of the latter), black leather and metallic finish, green&yellow tartan, dramatic makeup (ouch!). Amazing shoes. Great items picked singularly, not sure about the whole display.
Source: elle.it via Coco on Pinterest
JEAN PIERRE BRAGANZA:
blacks and whites or intense indigo-greens, with a small dose of oranges. Geometric prints and hints of bulls (nope thanks), neat cuts, futuristic concept. Except for the bulls… love it!
Source: elle.it via Coco on Pinterest
ISSA LONDON:
ponchos and fedoras, mix of prints and textures in predominant earth tones. Multiethnic, savage. Unusual and intriguing.
Source: elle.it via Coco on Pinterest
TEMPERLEY LONDON:
geometric prints, predominant blacks and whites, soft makeup, sophisticated buns, utmost elegance. J’adore!!
Source: elle.it via Coco on Pinterest
SASS AND BIDE:
more black and whites and geometric prints, with a touch of yellow. Nice blazers.
Source: elle.it via Coco on Pinterest
BURBERRY PRORSUM:
sassy and classy, plus adorable tiny hearts and well devised animalier prints. Loveee!!
Source: elle.it via Coco on Pinterest
MULBERRY:
lovely tartans and creamy whites, classic and ladylike.
Source: elle.it via Coco on Pinterest
Images credit to Elle.it: find more faves from London runways pinned here
My beloved fashionistas, I’d love to hear your insights on LFW runways. With a few exceptions , I noticed a lot of recurring colours and shapes, in a flat kind of way.
Please do speak your brilliant minds and feel free to prove me wrong!
With love,
Coco
Speaking of Firmoo giveaway, I’m going to announce the winners in my next post, hoping the sponsor will turn a blind eye on some messy bits due to my lack of experience with the use of Rafflecopter .
If not, I promise to host promptly another giveaway at my own expense 🙂
(Note to self: you clumsy girl!) Mwah**
