Catwalk Trends S/S 10 - Page 3

Fasshonaburu · 30-09-2009

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http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_da0Kmqgx6V...intedpants.jpg

Not really a big fan, but I saw lots of printed pants. Prints in general seemed to be very tie dye as well, but not in a boho kind of way

all photos by fasshonaburu.com

ccharlene · 03-10-2009

slit trous1.jpg
src| style.com

Trousers with slits and cut outs seem to be continuing for SS2010

Clockwise: Julien Macdonald, Phi, Topshop Unique, Gareth Pugh

**classicalbang** · 03-10-2009

ccharlene, please credit your images, otherwise they will be deleted. Thanks.

ccharlene · 03-10-2009

Im new to TFS and cant figure out how to edit posts so my images in my previous post are from style.com

charlie0105 · 05-10-2009

Trench coats had a strong presence on the London runways. These pieces were worn as dresses and outerwear in Peter Plilotto, Burberry Prorsum, Julien Macdonald, and Jaeger.

**Crying Diamonds** · 05-10-2009

Leather is in for spring it seems.. to repeat myself from the Celine thread: it counterbalances the high use of sheer which wont exactly be keeping you warm on those chilly spring nights.
Balenciaga, Loewe, Celine being a few names.

purplethistle · 06-10-2009

leather on all kinds of pieces
Silver finishes/details
see through mesh/chains/nets etc.

ladymarc · 06-10-2009

I've seen a lot of the grunge 90's theme, which I absolutely love so I had no problem with it. But what i'm so sick and tired of is see-through shirts! They're not wearable at all. Ugh, it makes me so mad.

Another thing I have seen on the runway and I lovee it. Is alot of crystals and flowy gowns espiecally at Jenny Packham.

VersaceLuva586 · 09-10-2009

I can't believe how much Pastels were EVERYWHERE!!!!

DonJoseQ · 11-10-2009

I see Suede. Love it.

Acne

Fairhurst · 16-10-2009

Loving the dress posted by DonJoseQ, I am definately feeling the suede.

DonJoseQ · 16-10-2009

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Originally Posted by DonJoseQ

I see Suede. Love it.

Acne

Acne Jeans s/s 2010

Romantic Rebel · 4 Weeks Ago

Spring/Summer is all about colors so the bright colours are definitely in.

peacelily · 1 Week Ago

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Originally Posted by ladymarc

But what i'm so sick and tired of is see-through shirts! They're not wearable at all. Ugh, it makes me so mad.

omg! i am SO sick of the sheer see through trend. i HATE it. always have.

Bellaly · 1 Week Ago

Cut-outs will be a huge trends as well.
Saw it at so many shows and remember Gucci: Nearly every piece had a cut-out

03-10-2009	#32
ccharlene windowshopping Profile: Location: London Gender: femme Posts: 5	slit trous1.jpg src\| style.com Trousers with slits and cut outs seem to be continuing for SS2010 Clockwise: Julien Macdonald, Phi, Topshop Unique, Gareth Pugh Last edited by gius : 03-10-2009 at 11:37 PM. Reason: added credits
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03-10-2009	#33
classicalbang shake off your flesh Profile: Mod Squad Member Gender: femme Posts: 4,960	ccharlene, please credit your images, otherwise they will be deleted. Thanks.
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05-10-2009	#35
charlie0105 windowshopping Profile: Location: Los Angeles Gender: femme Posts: 1	Trench coats had a strong presence on the London runways. These pieces were worn as dresses and outerwear in Peter Plilotto, Burberry Prorsum, Julien Macdonald, and Jaeger.
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05-10-2009	#36
Crying Diamonds Symmetrical Emotions Profile: Mod Squad Member Gender: homme Posts: 4,428	Leather is in for spring it seems.. to repeat myself from the Celine thread: it counterbalances the high use of sheer which wont exactly be keeping you warm on those chilly spring nights. Balenciaga, Loewe, Celine being a few names. __________________ Hold on while I sew my sides back up...
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06-10-2009	#37
purplethistle backstage pass Profile: Location: under the sun Gender: femme Posts: 706	leather on all kinds of pieces Silver finishes/details see through mesh/chains/nets etc. __________________ The difference between extraordinary people and ordinary people is that little extra - Jimmy Johnson
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06-10-2009	#38
ladymarc windowshopping Profile: Location: San Francisco,CA Gender: femme Posts: 3	I've seen a lot of the grunge 90's theme, which I absolutely love so I had no problem with it. But what i'm so sick and tired of is see-through shirts! They're not wearable at all. Ugh, it makes me so mad. Another thing I have seen on the runway and I lovee it. Is alot of crystals and flowy gowns espiecally at Jenny Packham. __________________ "You can't talk peace & have a gun." -Francis Magalona
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09-10-2009	#39
VersaceLuva586 front row Profile: Location: London Gender: homme Posts: 457	I can't believe how much Pastels were EVERYWHERE!!!! __________________ Versace......Glamourous, Confident, Luxe & Effortlessly Sexy. Everything a woman should aspire to be!!!! Follow me on Twitter http://twitter.com/x_FashionLuva_x
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11-10-2009	#40
DonJoseQ windowshopping Profile: Gender: femme Posts: 27	I see Suede. Love it. Acne __________________ "I dont do fashion I am fashion"
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16-10-2009	#41
Fairhurst windowshopping Profile: Location: Angleterre Gender: femme Posts: 22	Loving the dress posted by DonJoseQ, I am definately feeling the suede.
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4 Weeks Ago	#43
Romantic Rebel rising star Profile: Gender: homme Posts: 132	Spring/Summer is all about colors so the bright colours are definitely in. __________________ "Looking good and dressing well is a necessity. Having a purpose in life is not." - Oscar Wilde; My Style Blog
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Bellaly front row Profile: Location: Germany Gender: femme Posts: 425	Cut-outs will be a huge trends as well. Saw it at so many shows and remember Gucci: Nearly every piece had a cut-out __________________ Monika "Jac" Jagaciak ♥ natasha. vanessa h. kasia. eniko. karlie. vlada. anna j.
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