WWD Wednesday: They Are Wearing Wrap-up

Today's trends come from the guests outside of the shows just as much as they do from the runway itself. Thanks to WWD's "They Are Wearing" feature, we can wrap up fashion month by taking a look back at the best street style in New York, London, Paris and Milan. 

New York

London

Milan

Paris

What's your favorite street style look or trend?

All images from http://www.wwd.com

Tuesday Street Style: London Fashion Week!

Ello there 'ol chap!
Today's street style post is all about London Fashion Week. We have been noticing some recurring trends as we sift through all of the fabulous photos, including cuffed jeans, animal print, the ever-so-popular athletic trend, and blue coats! In the U.S., pink seemed to be all the rage, but baby blue is dominating the fashion scene in London. Which color do you prefer for your outerwear? Let us know!

 Pictures courtesy of: http://metro.co.uk, vanityfair.com, and elle.com

WWD Wednesday: London Fashion Week Street Style

WWD's They Are Wearing posts create the perfect look into the street style across the pond at LFW. Some of the trends so far have been sharp tailored jackets and pants, leather, and great pops of bright colors. 

There were also some bags that stole the street style show: 

And finally, there were the hats that literally topped off the outfits:

Comment with some of your LFW Street Style Favorites!

      

Burberry Prorsum: London Fashion Week

The Fall 2013 was about putting a contemporary twist on the traditional style that Burberry is known for.

A few proper feminine details such as silhouettes that pulled in at the waist and the accompanying kitten heels were kept, (and of course there were plenty of variations of their iconic trench coat) but most of the line’s other aspects were new to the brand. 

Many of the pieces were covered in graphic animal or heart prints - towards the end of the show bright red and navy stripes were added to the mix.

These details definitely gave the line a more young feeling; maybe a little too childlike, reminding me of the heart and polka dot printed dresses I would get excited to wear as a kid. 

However, the unusual materials used as accents, such as metal and rubber, gave the clothes the edge that transformed them into womenswear. 

What do you think of Burberry’s playfully modern style?