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

WWD Wednesday: Paris Front Row

It has been a star-studded Paris Fashion Week and the WWD fashion scoops feature has some of the best shots of the beautiful faces in the front row. Here are some of our favorites:

Chanel

Kiera Knightly

Rihanna

Miu Miu

Adele Exarchopoulos, Lupita Nyong'o and Lea Seydoux

Elizabeth Olsen

Elle Fanning

Jared Leto, Rihanna and Terry Richardson

Margot Robbie

Louis Vuitton

Azzedine Alaia

Chloe Sevigny

Fan Bingbing

Gemma Arterton

Kate Mara

Who are your Front Row favs?

All photos from wwd.com 

WWD Wednesday: North West’s Designer Gifts

Kim Kardashian’s appearance at Paris Fashion Week, her first since giving birth to her daughter, was met with a very high fashion shower of baby gifts. Designers from Alber Elbaz, Riccardo Tisci, Phoebe Philo to Alexander Wang gave their share of chic to the new edition.

Here are the photos of the clothes paired with personalized handwritten notes that Kim posted on her instagram:

Did you ever think you could be jealous of a four month old? I know I am.

Article from www.wwd.com and pictures from www.mirror.co.uk

Street Style: Skirt Story - Paris Fashion Week

Hi Everyone!
It's Tuesday, which means that our weekly street style post is here! This week, we are focusing on Paris Fashion Week, where the street style was a mix of classy, eccentric, and just plain "what?" One common thread uniting all these styles was skirts. Long, short, tight, or flowing, fashionistas wore them with shirts tucked in, shirts out, and everything in between. Sometimes we had to make a judgement call...skirt? or dress? Either way, we are not trying to skirt the issue! Which look is your favorite?

Pictures courtesy of nymag.com

Alexander McQueen Spring 2013

The inspiration for the Spring 2013 Alexander Mcqueen show was bees: Sarah Burton, the label’s head designer, said she was interested in them because they represent “a matriarchal society where the females rule.”

The theme was obvious in the whole collection, if not just for the clothes, because of the futuristic looking beekeeper hats that each of the models wore. The clothes themselves consisted of very rich fabrics, both in color and pattern. The golden lines of a honeycomb pattern were used in many of the show’s pieces.

The strong proportions and silhouettes of the garments definitely epitomized the Queen Bee sensibility.  A “wasp” waist was created in most of the looks, creating an extremely feminine figure. Accessories like cages and corsets in a warm honey color were worn on the outside of some of the looks, referencing what is used to create the womanly shapes.

Even the eveningwear displayed this sculptural look in its construction. The light material, covered in flowers, flowed over visible corsets and shaping structures.

Did you feel the buzz of the Alexander Mcqueen show?

Source: wwd.com