Happy Thanksgiving my fellow fashion forward thinkers! For once a year families gather to spend time with each other, watch some great football, eat lots of food prepared lovingly, and hopefully take a moment to count your blessings or perhaps even go out and share your blessings with others less fortunate. But, before all that, […]
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It’s not a secret that color-blocking has been a fashion staple for the past few years. Despite the longevity of the trend, designers seem to be able to find refreshing ways to deliver color-blocking each season and the newest version has a 20s art-deco spin featuring geometric shapes. Quite frankly with the color palette we […]
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One major sports trend that also has a high potential to become a major trend in the junior market is the heavyhanded use of mesh on the Spring 2012 runwayS. The airy and sporty material directly translates to athleticism, youthfulness, and movement, making this the perfect sport interpretation. Among the collections, we saw multiple interpretations […]
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For the past year, I’ve been working with the iconic Heritage Jewelry Brand Alex and Lee from the 1970′s and my goal has been to re-introduce them back into the fashion market. Ever since the first time I laid my eyes on their amazing pieces of work, I’ve known that the rest of the world must see […]
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Last Spring ,the dominant trend was the 1970′s and it is still fresh in my mind how a single Yves Saint Laurent exhibit had inspired the whole runway season. This Spring, the same thing has happened again and the influencer this time around is the famed Couturier Madame Grès (1903-1993), whose signature feminine pleated styles featured […]
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Fashion loves an updated version of classic items and the latest wardrobe stable to have the fashion treatment is the “t-shirt”. Fashion’s love with sports at the moment has inevitably led to a lot of designers favoring the sporty and easy silhouette of the t-shirt. This season, designers interpreted this casual basic into a more […]
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One of the most repeated design motifs for Spring 2012 has to be the PEPLUM. I won’t proceed without mentioning that peplum is not the easiest trend as it’s not the most flattering silhouette for the everyday person. However, designers must see something in the shape as they continually get inspired and the peplum continues […]
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Starting today, The Sche Report is going back to its roots, which is spot-on trend forecasting! I originally started this site when I saw a lack of informative and trend driven fashion blogs available. And as a result, I wanted to add to the “wardrobe driven” world of fashion blogging by sharing my instinctive insight on […]
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