Wedding Bride: Style lessons

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FASHION DESIGNERS FALL-WINTER 2008-2009. THE MODERNEST TRENDS

The easiest way to nail smoldering, somewhat sinister Western trend this season? Invest in a few iconic statement accessories - like D&G's pony-hair clutch or Delfina Delettrez's fringe and skull necklace - and match them with equally powerful pieces, like a Deadwood-sexy tuxedo skirtsuit or an earthy dress with a Navajo twist.

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1. Leather, bone and pearl necklace, Delfina Delettrez, price upon request, at Bergdorf Goodman, NYC
2. Alligator belt, $375, Silver Lapis, and Turquoise Buckle $1,350 both J.W. Cooper at J.W. Cooper. NYC
3.Pony-hair clutch, D&G, $1,400
4. Suede boot, Christian Louboutin, $1,575 at Christian Louboutin, Beverly Hills.
5. Etro
6. Fendi
7. Etro
8. Gucci
9. Anna Sui
10. Karl Lagerfeld

Style Lesson - It’s A Pop Time!!! Modern Tendency of This Season.

And here come the eighties: a new wave, pop music, MTV, fitness. Chequered stockings, a patent leather, jackets with big shoulder pads, multi-coloured leggings, crazy backcombings, bright and cosy a dress-sweaters. The modernest designers sing of the decade when Michael Jackson and Madonna (a young rising star of that time) were real idols.

Dress - Oscar de la Renta; fur coat - Emilio Pucci; shoes - Miu Miu;
panty hose - Wolford; bangle - Tom Binns

Dress, Malo

Jacket - Yohji Yamamoto; skirt - Ralph Lauren

Dress - Max Mara

Sports Jackets - Escada Sport

Dress - Miu Miu; pantyhose - Wolford

Dress, shoes, hat — all Louis Vuitton; pantyhose - Wolford; necklace - Tom Binns

Dress-sweater - Sonia Rykiel; shorts - Miu Miu; shoes - Burberry; pantyhose - Wolford

Sports girls from the eighties loved one-size-fits-all a dress-sweaters so much! Let's do after their example.

Style Lessons. Oliver Twist.

Short shorts, sleeveless jacket and rough leather shoes. Don't be afraid to alternate feminity with hooliganism, sometimes it is very useful.

Certainly, everybody remembers the story about a little boy who remains in cold and gloomy streets of London of the XIX-th century. We know this story from our childhood. We remember, how we got to the past just closing our eyes for a moment, we got back to a hundred years ago where people were wearing short trousers, a checkered shirt and a woolen cap, went with Oliver Twist and his friends on searches of new adventures. We have to urgently re-read Dickens this season, the history repeats again.