Everyone knows that rules are there to be broken and in
fashion, sometimes, being different is a must in order to stand out from the
crowd and be unique.
Trends are
always a great guideline to what’s hot and what’s not but it’s good to play
around with the idea of a trend and give it your own interpretation.
By doing so
you not only give your style an edge but you have made a trend your own.
Trends are
always making a reappearance on the catwalks and some are more frequent than
others.
(All images taken from web)
The pastel
trend has been a catwalk regular for many years and doesn’t seem to show signs
of going out of fashion. With the Spring/Summer 2012 shows coated in the sugary
shades it was inevitable that they would once again make an appearance a year
on.
The 2013
shows saw the ice cream hues back in full force with an array of mint, lemon
sherbet, fondant pink, apricot, baby blue and violet hues incorporated into the
beautiful collections of Mulberry, Christopher Kane and Temperley London.
With this
trend also came the love for colour popping; injecting bright shades into
outfits with accessories in cheerful colours and jewellery with pops of colours
or bright beads.
Gold is
another big trend that is flawless in its elegance and a catwalk regular year
after year.
Whether it
is as a main part of an ensemble or a minimal detail to complement an outfit
Gold always makes an appearance.
Used as a
statement colour or a primary tone Gold always proves to be the one shade that
will never be outdated.
And finally
one of my favourite trends that only lately has been on repeat on the worldwide
catwalks is the African print fashion trend.
With the
trend storming onto the shows in 2012 it most certainly caused an uproar in the
fashion world and became a celeb favourite with the likes of Gwen Stefani and
Rihanna donning this style.
The trend
proved that there was a sense of danger, fun and inimitability within the
fashion world that hadn’t quite been explored until then.
Tebazile has
of course managed to cover all of these trends with exceptional results.
It has taken
the trends and done what every brand should – made it its own.
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