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Forward March:
Balmain - Epaulettes, army green garb, double-breasted jackets with brass buttons and all variations on the theme soldiered down many a catwalk.
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Jetson-meets-Barbarella fantasy quickly comes down to Earth. Opt for a cocktail dress if it suits you, or stay conservative with an asymmetrically detailed top accented with a touch of silver. Still too “out-there”? Architectural shoes or even a bag with futuristic details will add something extra to typically terrestrial fare.
IN FULL BLOOM
Flower prints and spring have a peanut butter and jelly quality about them – they’re always paired together. However, this season’s florals aren’t the delicate Liberty prints or pastel petals you would typically expect. Instead, think big blooms and electric hues, whether repeated as an overall pattern (Dior) or incorporated as a single oversized flourish (DKNY). A bold miniskirt with a simple tank top is a great way to ease into the trend. Or, go for full-on flower power with a boldly blossomed frock.
FORWARD MARCH
Epaulettes, army green garb, double-breasted jackets with brass buttons and all variations on the theme soldiered down many a catwalk. Balmain’s battalion looked sexiest with a rock-and-roll edge and deconstructed embellishments, but Burberry and Louis Vuitton also offered pieces worthy of a stylish salute. Our favorite way to work this trend is with a slim-fitting military jacket (keep embellishment to a minimum to avoid looking costume-y) and treat it like your favorite leather jacket -- wear it with |
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