When it comes to cool weather, we don’t want to think about layering our clothes and looking bulky. That’s why you need a simple, yet very versatile, tunic to layer over and under your other fall essentials. A statement piece like the one below by Rick Owens will have you looking effortlessly chic whether worn alone for work, atop dark skinny jeans and leather wedges for a night out, or over straight-leg pants and flats during the day. Slip on
When thinking of plaid, most people may imagine a private school uniform or a Scottish kilt. We assure you that is not the case for this upcoming fall when you shop for tartan pieces to wear the trend. This time around, runways including Carven, Rag & Bone, Burberry Prorsum, and Sonia Rykiel, went mad for tartan plaid and incorporated the pattern in various shapes, forms, silhouettes, and styles. Everything from dresses and skirts, jackets and capes, to handbags and shoes – the
Brunello Cucinelli has long been my most favorite designer: the use of fabrics, the feminine and soft lines that caress and highlight the body, the edgy use of layering, and the rich textures and contrasts are all trademark Brunello. Here’s a glimpse of his ready-to-wear collection. The countryside of Umbria is where Brunello Cucinelli calls home…more specifically, a restored 14th century castle in Solomeo, Italy. This collection was inspired by cashmere and has expanded beyond the initial coveted cashmere to include designs for
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