Here's How to Find the Best Sunglasses for Your Face Shape

 

Here's How to Find the Best Sunglasses for Your Face Shape

 

It's Official: The No-Bra Movement Has Taken Over

When Kendall Jenner defended going braless a while back, our ears definitely perked up, but it wasn't until we got wind of the handfuls of other style icons who were rocking the no-bra look as well that we really started to pay attention. Everyone from It girls like Bella Hadid to beloved bloggers like Courtney Trop of Always Judging show no reservations when it comes to this whole no-bra thing. In some cases, not wearing a bra is more for convenience in an effort to not distract from the look, but in others, you can't help but think going braless was purely for shock factor.

However, thanks to the ladies ahead, we've managed to learn how to pull the look off tastefully because believe it or not, it can be done. Whether it be with a tighter dress, loose-fitting sweater, or cotton frock, take note from these six women on the best ways to style this no-bra trend. With their respectable tips, you can rest assured that you'll be drawing attention for all of the right reasons while donning this fashion-forward look.

 Keep reading to see the no-bra looks we are loving right now. 

The next time you slip into a fine knit, ditch your bra for a more forward look. 

In this case, no bra means zero exposed straps and a streamline silhouette.

In an effort to prep for summertime, start envisioning yourself wearing those breezy sundresses sans the bra. 

Thick materials like this more structured silk will keep you feeling dually covered and supported—especially with a dress style like this. 

If your top is already sheer, why not take it to the next level? 

Athleticwear for Everywhere but the Gym

Get in Gear

The white sneaker has been going strong for years now, but the new excitement for all things sportif really started with the resort shows—we saw all this great athleticwear done in a chic way, from Louis Vuitton's color-blocked windbreakers to Prada's drawstring-cord bubble dresses.

Jacket, Louis Vuitton, price on request. Faille jacket, Prada, all available only @ www.jdconline.con.ng

Windy City

I'm really into the idea of styling anoraks to wear to the office. Try layering one over a T-shirt or a turtleneck—as gamely modeled above by our accessories editor, Christina Holevas—and tuck it into a trouser for a dose of polish. Go for maximum contrast: a bright-colored jacket set against black or another neutral, like gray or white. 

Get Packin'

It suddenly feels cool again to carry a hands-free, utilitarian '90s bag. Two of my favorites are this überglossy Louis Vuitton (natch) and the bright, minimalist packs by State, a great NYC-based brand: For every bag purchased, the company gives a school supply-stocked backpack to an American child in need. 

Herschel Classic Backpack Military Camo Color, Herschel Settlement Mid-volume Backpack - Polka Dot Small/black Rubber. All available at www.jdconline.com.ng

Sneak Attack

The secret to making sneakers work for work: Pair them with things that are decidedly nonathletic. Not a dress, necessarily—too Working Girl. Try them with beautiful trousers, either skinny or fuller in the leg. You can even experiment with a longer pant length that spills over the shoe. And don't worry about a little scuff—that's life. You just have to embrace it. 

New Balance 1550 Molten Metals Silver with White, New Balance 1550 New Balance Red with White, Adidas Kanye West Yeezy 350 Boost White, Ralph Lauren New Balance hybrid tennis shoes.  All available at www.jdconline.com.ng

Spring/Summer 2017: 10 Trends To Know Now

Spring/summer 2017 got off to a messy start – not least because some of the shows we were viewing were on-season autumn/winter ones. Turns out expounding the merits of an autumn collection being available for purchase – drum roll – in the autumn is hard when September in New York spells 30 degree heat and an even more heated pre-election political climate. That political subtext continued in London, as designers tried to come to terms with Brexit amid unrelenting waves of ruffles and uneven (disorderly?) hemlines. Milan, with typical Italian tenacity, sought to kill confusion with spectacle. And by the time we got to Paris, it was pops of fuchsia, Eighties throwbacks and kitten heels galore. Here are the ten biggest trends of the spring/summer 2017 season.

1. Bralettes

Miuccia Prada’s collection may have been about a return to “normal clothes”, semaphored in that opening knee-length black skirt, but she also threw in some left-field styling tips, namely: bralettes over buttoned-up shirts. (These cropped up again at Miu Miu, in the form of ruched Fifties bikini tops worn over utilitarian dresses.) Elsewhere Alexander Wang experimented with wrap-around styles, some sexier than others; Alexander McQueen showed studded leather ones with diaphanous dresses; Altuzarra gave them a retro makeover with tiny cherry prints and frills; Victoria Beckham paired bralettes with everything, including suits; and Céline offered crochet knitted bralettes (nipples clearly outlined) over shirts. A feisty take on officewear? Consider this glass ceiling ammunition.

2. Fuchsia

Think pink – but not sugared almond or dusty rose or sickly bubblegum. No, the Paris catwalks defiantly dictated fuchsia. It cropped up at Topshop on pointed stilettos, resurfaced at Bottega Veneta in the form of a hot pink leather mackintosh, then came out loud and proud at usually neutral Hermès, where it comprised a stunning tulle skirted evening gown. Valentino sealed the deal with its cape/dress hybrid, tight at the neck to elegant effect, and Balenciaga followed up by pairing it with purple Spandex. Do you dare?

3. Deconstructed Shirting

A trend that began in New York and didn’t let up. The best were oversized and loud at Marques’Almeida, one-shouldered and sexy at Victoria Beckham, naïve and eccentrically cut at Jacquemus. Monse, Tome and Alexander Wang also added spins on the trend, chopping them up and adding extra sleeves and collars and cuffs. Conclusion: if you don’t have a blue striped shirt in your wardrobe now, buy one, and do the buttons up wrong. Or wait until spring to buy the best.

4. Kitten Heels

A close call, as flatforms were a popular shape on the catwalk, but the kitten heels have it and here’s why: the French street style set are all wearing them. Theirs are classic black slingbacks from Prada or two-toned reissues from Chanel or tiny Céline pointed pumps. Regardless, we all know that where the French style set leads, we follow. At Dior they were branded; at Loewe they were funky; at Prada bordering on the ugly.

5. Eighties

Eighties excess was writ large this season, quite literally in the oversized silhouette that came to define many collections. Balenciaga’s Demna Gvasalia inserted whalebone rods across the shoulders of coats and jackets to create his hulking power shoulders, but it was the Joan Collins-style tops secured with vintage brooches and paired with Spandex leggings that made the biggest impression. Likewise at Saint Laurent, Anthony Vaccarello imagined young girls going through their mothers’ old YSL and pilfering the bits they liked: velvet devoré draped and sweetheart neckline mini dresses, cropped smoking jackets and liquid gold lamé numbers. Gucci’s Eighties looks were more Princess Diana-oriented, while other designers such as Lorenzo Serafini at Philosophy and Isabel Marant merely borrowed elements: a Siouxsie Sioux belt here, a puffball sleeve there. Combine that with slogan T-shirts at Dior, vintage neon surfing sweaters at Alexander Wang and Debbie Gibson earrings just about everywhere, and we’re facing a full-on revival.

7. Tulle

Calling all wannabe ballerinas: tulle will be everywhere next spring. Molly Goddard has built a brand on the fabric, and presented it in tutus of stylish navy and brazen party pink, but it was interesting to map how other brands took on this trickiest of trimmings. At Dior it formed the feminine counterpart to logo branding; at Dries Van Noten it added a dark surface layer to oriental florals; at Rochas it was flouncy and unapologetic in sherbet tones and frothy layers.

6. Sportswear

Maria Grazia Chiuri chose sportswear for her debut at Dior, taking the theme of fencing and rendering it utterly chic, if a little prescriptive. Gucci’s nod, having been decisive in recent seasons, was more cursory for spring, as Alessandro Michele put Seventies running leggings underneath elaborate floral and flouncy ball gowns. It was Versace who had the most fun with the trend, studding anoraks and tracksuit tops with crystals and pouring models into go-faster leggings and drawstring-pulled nylon. And the prize for the most unexpectedly fabulous accessory? The Teva-style flatform sandals. Race you to the checkout.

7. Skewed Skirt HemlinesThe only consensus on hemlines? There is no consensus. Erratic, asymmetric and handkerchief hems ruled – quite literally at JW Anderson, where the designer constructed a dress out of Irish linen handkerchiefs. He continued that theme at Loewe, yanking them up and then down in uneven, offbeat lengths; and that was the case at Marni, too, where plissé pleating didn’t straighten matters out. At Louis Vuitton, sheer and solid panels vied for attention in gowns whose trains undulated whimsically; at Preen they were layered and unpredictable, as they were at Simone Rocha. And at Marques’Almeida they rose and fell according to the model’s mood. Where will yours take you?

8. Mini Bags

Bags are tiny and multifarious for spring: just big enough for a lipstick at Valentino and worn slung across the body in twos or threes on gold chains; big enough to handle some wallet shrapnel at Hermès; comprising tiny pouches attached to the vintage snap-fastened frame bags at Céline; and attached to gold bracelet bangles at Chloé. Only one took the trend to its logical conclusion, however: Louis Vuitton turned its Petite Malle into an iPhone case.

9. Modern Ruffles

So many ruffles, so little time – but this season they were presented in unusual fabrications. Sarah Burton at Alexander McQueen offered some of the gutsiest, presenting them in black leather embroidered and printed with Scottish roses, while Erdem’s were perfectly frayed and linen; and Preen’s were haphazard and punky and occasionally sequined. Meanwhile at Jacquemus, Dries Van Noten and 3.1 Phillip Lim they were tiny and throat-constricting, with Victoriana overtones. You’ll be wearing them with cargo pants come spring.

 

 

The Top Trends From Spring 2017 New York Fashion Week

The Top Trends From Spring 2017 New York Fashion Week

Bathrobes, the new trench coat, and a shoulder reminiscent of your favorite '80s dance flick.

Bathrobes, the new trench coat, and a shoulder reminiscent of your favorite '80s dance flick.

Fall/ Winter 2016-2017 Accessory Trends

Fall/ Winter 2016-2017 Accessory Trends

 

Want to get the best ride on the fashion roller coaster? No sweat, just make a beeline to the fall/ winter 2016-2017 accessory trends full of crazy ups and downs causing the adrenaline rush in the blood and igniting the desire to feel it over and over again.

If you always have your finger on the pulse of fashion fluctuations, it is crystal clear that the Eighties and the Nineties are coming back in a more grandiose way touching upon every fashion section out there. Trip down your memory lane and bring back those high-waist denim pants, leather moto jackets, slip dresses, Dr. Martens, fanny packs, berry lips and, of course, ultra-feminine chokers. Then buckle down to squirt them with the best vibes tackled from contemporary life and get nothing else but a fashion roller coaster.
The agenda for today? Come along with us to dig into the most accessorized part of the roller coaster and dive into the fall/ winter 2016-2017 accessory trends that might at times leave you with a poker face (I have seen this many a time and oft) but more frequently with eyes wide open either clapping hands with glee upon new charming accessorizing options or uttering decidedly: “I will not try this for all the tea in China”.
Apart from statement handbags and killer shoes we have embarked on to discuss earlier, many other accessory options have made their way through fashion avenues starting from jewelry pieces and belts to warm scarves, gloves and hosiery totally tuned up for brass monkey days. Browse through our list of the best fall 2016 accessory trends, then spruce up and jazz up!

Fall/ Winter 2016-2017 Jewelry Trends

#1. Choker Competitions: Rigidness vs. Fragility

Choker mania kick-started earlier in the spring/summer 2014 season and we came up with clear understanding even then that this trend is really happening and will happen for a long time yet. How could we be so sure? History repeats itself.
In not-too-distant Nineties when we were all pumped about that black pendant choker on Leon’s Mathilda or those plastic tattoo chokers on cool schoolgirls, these tricky pieces were already up to assume new disguises for the future. We see the result on the fall 2016 jewelry trends running over with thongs of choker necklaces.
What else to call it if not a real competition when a fashion-conscious girl is literally caught between two stools – namely, between Balmain’s chunky metallic-glassy chokers and Dries Van Noten’s fragile feathered ones, between Loewe’s rigid golden chokers and Fendi’s furry sweet nothings, between Lanvin’s gemstone neck-jailing chokers and Luisa Beccaria’s tender velvet stunners? Dilemmas do not end in here but drag on and on from Oscar de la Renta and Saint Laurent to Antonio Marras and Chanel.

 

#2. Statement Pendants

There seems to come no lull for pendants, really, from ancient amulet and religious pendants to contemporary statement ones. The recent fall/ winter 2016-2017 jewelry trends have it made in the shade to tout a range of eye-catching pendants distracting all attention from those tiny tender ones.
Indeed, those medallion garden-variety pendants spotted at John Galliano or tiny fang ones happening quite frequently at Trussardi were undeniably delicious and lovesome but left in the shade next to those gargantuan napa pendants at Loewe in the shape of feline and human faces or in the shape of metallic golden handbags.
We are going further to find those large-scale twisted metallic pendants at Valentino too or the kaleidoscopic ones at Anna Sui and if the fantastic tour is still afoot, there come into view the cigarette-lighter shaped pendants at Moschino, the spring-shaped ones at Opening Ceremony and those three scarlet gems at Ralph Lauren to form a delicate pendant choker.

#3. Ear Cuffs, Multiple Piercings and Other Punk Solutions for Ears

When we state that the Nineties are coming back, pop-punk ear candies are surely among them forming one of the most viral fall/ winter 2016-2017 jewelry trends. The pop punk movement reaching its apogee in the ‘90s as the logical continuation of the punk movement broken out in the ‘70s brought ear cuffs and piercings forefront as number one barometers of the devotion to this style.
Today’s punk earrings do not necessitate any intimacy with punk culture or any colored Mohawk hairstyle to take on. They were rendered out in so many styles on the recent runway shows that chances are to adapt them quite successfully with your romantic, casual and elegant styles alike. And this is not preaching to the wind but a well-grounded statement.
Just run an eye over those chain ear cuffs at Alexander McQueen trickling down with butterflies, stars and other lovey-dovey items and working so triumphantly within the romantic moon theme of the show.
Then stop at Saint Laurent to relish in those haute-couture-worthy ear cuffs as the finale tidbits by Hedi Slimane or at Balenciaga just to make sure that wrap-around ear cuffs look equally mind-blowing within underground chic a la Demna Gvasalia.
The gothic models of Dior bring about multiple-piercing craziness, while at Koché it is all about ear and nose piercings rolled into one.

#4. Punk Must Go On: Safety Pins, Buckles and Heavy Chains

Given that the fall/ winter 2016-2017 accessory trends are in quest of revitalizing rebellious, anarchistic and adventuresome sides of women, it comes as no shock to see so much punk around at times mixed with gothic gloom and chagrin. English safety pins, buckles and heavy chains literally streamed in to form another big accessory trend.
All kick-started in New York at Alexander Wang’s “Strict” runway show, when buckled chokers came to mix with chains then passing the torch of tension to Alexander McQueen at London Fashion Week full of charmed chains.
Moschino in Milan again brought about a crazy mishmash of chains and leather buckles but the punk festival reached its pinnacle in Paris – we were treated to buckle chokers at Gucci, red buckle wristbands and safety pin brooches at Isabel Marant, giant safety pin earrings at Sonia Rykiel and Balenciaga, and safety pin necklaces spotted at Celine. No doubt, anarchism is underway.

#5. Multilayering Your Jewelry Is On!

What is the best jewelry piece to glam up any plain look in a flash? Layers over layers, in a nutshell, multilayers. They always cut the mustard in dolling up whether warm winter outfits or summer lightweight slip-ons coming in different materials and styles.
The forthcoming multilayered necklaces are mainly metallic with two, three or four tiers cascading down and full of some knick-knack charms like we see at Valentino and Etro or showing off some disheveled chain layers dropping down from chokers like at Alexander McQueen. For the most exquisite multilayered necklaces, lay a bet on those pearly intricate ones at Chanel.

#6. Raw Stones A-Going

How else should raw stones play for the upcoming cold seasons if not hardball? This is one of the biggest fall 2016 jewelry trends popped up quite unexpectedly on the runways in a pop of colors, begetting pendants or bracelets, rings or earrings.
If at Elie Saab a range of raw stone pendants and earrings is playing in 50 shades of purple, at Alexis Mabille all eyes are on those gigantic dodger blue necklaces and rings blowing away all the cobwebs instantly. Check out Proenza Schouler, Dries Van Noten or Calvin Klein Collection as well to garner even more enlivening raw-stony impressions.

#7. Single Earrings

Single earrings have been all the rage for a long time now but kicked it with even higher gear on recent fall/winter runways in all styles possible starting from Loewe’s hoop earrings and Isabel Marant’s ball droplets to Anthony Vaccarello’s bejeweled elongated threads and Roberto Cavalli’s amulet earrings beaming over with charms. The moral of the story? To launch a challenge against your minimalist fashion predilections!

#8. Twin Bracelets

We are not sure about the fashion designers’ motives to churn out so many twin bracelets worn on the wrist as alike as two peas in a pod, but it seems there has been a stealthy glance at prisoners. The fall/ winter 2016-2017 jewelry trends are running over with twin bracelets evocative of handcuffs only without the linking chain, and truth be told, if ever to live through hand jailing moments, then with these twin bracelets all in vogue now.
No matter if they are chunky like we see at Dsquared2 (twin brothers standing behind twin bracelets) or delicately thin as at Anthony Vaccarello and Alexander Wang, they easily pull off to sweep us off feet.
To cap it off Chanel’s cuff versions are fiercely attacking, all bejeweled, in the shape of hearts and worn over sleeves or knit gloves. Among other attackers are Marchesa, Zimmermann, Bottega Veneta, Saint Laurent, Trina Turk and many other fashion houses in between.

#9. Flitter Flutter Tassels

When we are over and done with everything punk, rock and gothic, those bohemian tassels are breezing in flittering and fluttering all the while. Apart from appearing on handbags and shoes, tassels carry on conquering new territories on the fall 2016 runways shaping up another enlivening jewelry trend we are so impatient to embrace soon.
The widest scale tassel purveyors appeared to be Dsquared2 and Elie Saab, the former with its playful droplet tasseled earrings, while the latter with its rope leather necklaces with tassel ends undulating hilariously, not to tell about that tasseled deluge on a range of lace dresses. Don’t miss other tasseled jewelry samples at Gucci, Tory Burch, Antonio Marras, Tod’s and Marchesa.

 #10. Pearly Avalanche
There is one and only guaranteed method to become pearl of beauty – to fling yourself into pearly avalanche. Pearls have always read elegance and chic, befitting mature women more than young ladies.
But when it comes to the fall/ winter 2016-2017 jewelry trends, nothing is left but to break up all the clichés. How not to do it if those pearl strings come into view at Miu Miu or Moschino so provocatively matched with those ripped and slovenly denim pieces?
Is it possible not to blank out the elegance factor of pearls and not to get enamored with those pearl necklaces + sportive outfit combos at Rag & Bone or those intriguing thread earrings spotted at Gucci and Marni?
And if you crave for touching the eccentric side of pearls, there is no better venue for that than Dries Van Noten’s runway, where Marchesa Luisa Casati was flaunting demonstrating multiple pearly rings, single pearl brooches attached on the neckties or pearl-topped pins pierced into chokers.
However, the thongs of multilayered pearly necklaces at Chanel have pulled off to keep elegant traditions yet adding some playfulness throughout.

#11. Jingle-Jangle Charms and Amulets

The next fall 2016 jewelry trend on our list stands for stars, keys, hearts, half-moons, evil eyes, books and all the jazz that were clustered to form different jewelry pieces jingling-jangling happily – earrings, necklaces, brooches and body jewelry at Alexander McQueen, single earrings at Roberto Cavalli, a range of labyrinthine necklaces and belt trinkets at Prada, and tiered necklaces at Valentino and Temperley London.
So if these amulets fail to protect you from danger or harm in the cold seasons to come, mind-blowing looks of yours are guaranteed, for sure.

#12. Not So Matchy-Matchy Earrings

The symmetrical beauty period is consigned to oblivion. The more asymmetry is around, the more beguiling looks are to be expected. That’s why not so matchy-matchy earrings are all de rigueur at this juncture making a voyage from the previous spring/summer season to the fall/ winter 2016-2017 accessory trends.
While at some fashion houses earrings differ only in length like we see at Sonia Rykiel or Ports 1961, other designers have dared to expose variously-shaped samples much as we see at Alexander Wang, Isabel Marant, Topshop Unique and at Christian Dior, where different ear piercings are brought forward.

#13. Half-Done Jewelry Pieces

Catching some half-done jewelry pieces on the fall 2016 runways does not mean that our favorite fashion designers have under-fulfilled their tasks. This is just a trend that might come right up your street or not so much. Half-done choker necklaces whether with pendants or not are spotted at Mulberry, Creatures of the Wind, Stella McCartney and Tommy Hilfiger and a smattering of unfinished bracelets at Alexander Wang and Tod’s.

#14. Princess-Worthy Shine

Luxurious diamonds and rhinestones were shining with all their glory at the fall 2016 runways as well, thus providing their carriers with princess-worthy visages. With our eyes trained to see these ravishing pieces on special occasions only, the recent seasonal shows came as pretty good argumentative that they might work equally mind-blowing in everyday life.
While at Marchesa and Saint Laurent those shiny jewelry sets were up to the haute couture category, at Ashley Williams and House of Holland glowing necklaces and earrings whether tiny or massive were triumphantly adapted to everyday pantsuits, baby-doll dresses, skirts and more.

#15. Mono and Multi Rings

Pretty rings have been ringing off the hook all the while when it comes to the fall/ winter 2016-2017 jewelry trends, whether happening in abundance on one hand or lodging solo on a finger.
Whether gigantic or tiny, colored or shiny we truly get a kick out of those mono stunners at Alexis Mabille, Bottega Veneta, Oscar de la Renta and Stella Jean. But then admirations are doubled up with the arrival of those multiple pearly rings from Dries Van Noten and Gucci (the latter also exposing a glove-style mesh bracelet + rings combo), buckled ones at Louis Vuitton and metallic charmers at Valentino, Christian Dior, Coach and Proenza Schouler.

#16. Kaleidoscopic Beads and Gemstones

The fall/ winter 2016-2017 accessory trends are a good chance for us all to hark back to our childhood, grasp that magical kaleidoscope and twist it over and over again. At Lanvin it was all about pastel shaded gemstones that had a mission to form massive chokers and dangling earrings in spades.
At Bottega Veneta exotic jewelry sets were done within the blue-green color spectrum, at Dries Van Noten iridescent geometric beads were put together to form elongated head-turners, while at Ralph Lauren a chic kaleidoscopic necklace brings about some regality with that crown shape in between to just add extra evidence.

#17. Bracelets over Sleeves and Gloves

Oh, my stars and garters! We are in the thick of far the most inspiring jewelry trend for fall 2016 – to wear cuff, bauble or any other bracelet styles over sleeves or your cool gloves to create an overcool visage.
Karl Lagerfeld is seemingly leading the pack in this trend working out a range of twin bracelets worn over killer gloves at Chanel; at Prada rose-shaped bracelets are worn over knit gloves, while at Ralph Lauren it is a waist watch to have found its appropriate venue over a knit taupe jacket sleeve.
To get even more inspiration for this trend, there are still Maison Margiela, Undercover, Opening Ceremony and Oscar de la Renta, just to name a few.

#18. Geometric Pleasures

Even if your great obsession with liberal arts has never allowed you to vote for geometry, falling for pretty materialization of geometric shapes on jewelry pieces is more than feasible now. To check your reaction to them, just look to the fall/ winter 2016-2017 jewelry trends that were working restlessly for your geometric pleasures.
Tackle many linked golden circles and circle + rectangular combos from Loewe, iridescent plastic earrings and brooches in all geometric shapes possible from Emporio Armani, crescent and cylinder shaped single earrings at Stella McCartney, many hoop earring versions at Creatures of the Wind and Zimmermann and sphere droplet single earrings at Isabel Marant. So isn’t there any sincere confession now?

#19. Melted or Twisted Effect Metallic Earrings

If it so happens that your jewelry box needs some pretty effective replenishment at some moment in the future, melted and twisted effect metallic stunners shining and beaming on the fall 2016 runways are to complete that task victoriously enough.
Among the trendsetters in this sphere is primarily Valentino with its elongated metallic earrings and statement necklaces that seem to have been gathering dust somewhere deep in a dower chest, then brought to surface for not-in-the-cards trend.
We see twisted metallic earrings in some amorphous shapes and with mirror-reflection shine at Mugler and a thread of golden ones suggestive of a melted-then-frosted metal.

#20. Flora and Fauna-Inspired Jewelry

Whenever we bump into the fall/winter seasonal shows we know it beforehand that the flora and fauna fad of ours will not be so easy to satisfy as in the warm season. However, this time around we have flowers in droves whether as garment prints or as accessory shapes, albeit not so vibrant and fresh, but more frequently in muted and frozen shades.
The rose-shaped vintage chokers and bracelets over gloves are spotted on Prada’s adventuresome models, a fragile bubblegum flower-brooch and a metallic floral pendant – at Gucci, while at Diane von Furstenberg it is the floral chokers to make the scene.
However, when with Rodarte there comes to be no lack in as-if-freshly-cut realistic flowers – bunches of iridescent flowers clustered together to shape vertiginous wrap-around cuff earrings, necklaces and hair accessories with some metallic samples in between, the full monty spreading dizzy aroma around.
Fauna representatives are not dormant either from friendly butterflies and dragonflies at Anna Sui, Roberto Cavalli and Bibhu Mohapatra to fierce tigers on Gucci’s belts, handbags and rings.

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