We are only three days into NYFW, but the trends are already being spotted. From 90′s grunge, menswear, statement coats, plaid, printed pants and granny chic the collections so far have been pretty diverse.
Within the accessories world, we’ve seen a lot of similar aesthetics from last fall, but there are a few new ideas to take notice of.
FUR has been spotted on shoes, hats and even sunglasses taking this trim to new heights for Fall 2011.
Another trend to take note of is the use of NOVELTY TIGHTS. Many variations have been spotted from textured to colored and graphic.
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FALL 2011 TOP 10 TRENDS: REFINED OPULENCE « The Sche Report
[...] a HUGE trend for the Fall season (see our Trend Report here) and has been featured in a few of our top ten trends broken into different classifications. [...]
5 KEY ITEMS FOR FALL 2011: GET THE LOOK « The Sche Report
[...] Fur is making a major comeback on the Fall runway in everything from fur sleeves to shaggy jackets and shoes. Vintage is a perfect route to score fantastic fur items, and of course nowadays there are also plenty of amazing faux-fur options. Fur is great to buy vintage because it is much cheaper and makes you feel better about re-cycling an older fur. There are so many ideas for Fall, here are just a few. Purple Fur Caplet from Gucci's Fall 2011 Collection Fur Covered Shoes from Altuzarra's Fall 2011 Collection Green Fur Handbag from Emporio Armani's Fall 2011 Collection [...]
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