Ranch Glam

Some of the models on the runway were giving us major horse girl energy, and Tory Burch and Brandon Maxwell were two of the brands embracing equine-inspired fashion.

Cape Bonanza

Caped dresses are all the rage right now, and judging by the looks we’ve seen at New York Fashion Week, we’ll be seeing even more of them in months to come.

Victorian Blazers

Prairie-inspired outfits are still not going out of style, and we spotted several blazers and jackets that were inspired by the fashion of Victorian times.

Alternative Ponchos

Ponchos were one of the most popular runaway items, but not just in their classic form. Famous designers are breathing a new life into this garment and creating more stylish pieces inspired by it.

Military Green

Military green is one of those timeless colors that makes a comeback every time falls come, and it seems like it’s going to be everywhere this year.

The post Top 5 Trends That Dominated New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Judging by the photos on her Instagram, the Victorious actress had the time of her life in New York, and so did the designers dressing her. She looked absolutely flawless in each outfit and presented them to the world in their best light.

Justice effortlessly walked the line between edgy and classy, while bringing her personal boho vibe to the mix. She was seen wearing everything from neon makeup, multi-printed ensembles, and pleated dresses – we fell in love with each of the items we saw her in.

In addition to attending runway shows of major designers, such as Rebecca Minkoff and RaisaVanessa, Victoria Justice also gave a shout-out to some pretty great emerging brands at NYFW. We were impressed by her Tanya Taylor and Cinq à Sept looks, and you’ll be too after checking them out.

The post Victoria Justice Absolutely Slayed at New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Several luxury fashion houses, including Pyer Moss and Jason Wu, opted for daring beauty looks at this year’s New York Fashion Week, dropping the no-makeup makeup trend that was dominating the event in the past.

The bold approach they adopted this time around gives a clear nod to some of the signature looks from Euphoria, which has taken Instagram by storm the last few months. Minimalist looks are long gone, and they’ve been replaced with graphic eyeliner, neon eyeshadow, and rhinestone details.

It’s really been refreshing to see Euphoria-inspired looks make their way to NYFW because they brought a youthful, offbeat, and bold vibe to each show they were featured in. We’re looking forward to seeing them at even more runways in the future because this event showed the world they certainly belong there.

The post How “Euphoria” Changed the Approach to Runway Makeup at NYFW appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Not only were the guests A-listers, but so were the models: the Hadid sisters and Joan Smalls (to name a few) strutted around the makeshift club and showed off the designer’s looks. Meanwhile, guests outfitted in a mandatory black-and-white dress code whet their appetites with top-shelf cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. 

Lauren’s roaring twenties inspired collection was focused on a women’s tuxedo, with a twist: button-detailing, high-waisted pants, brightly colored jackets, and suede undershirts. Some more feminine pieces included spectacular evening dresses with see-through paneling, feathered bodices, and sequins everywhere. The most memorable looks of the evening included Bella Hadid’s red sequins gown with a revealing neckline, a dark purple and black velvet womenswear tux, and a shimmering black leather minidress. 

The post Ralph Lauren’s NYFW Show Was a Party For the Ages appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

There wasn’t a shortage of extravagant looks on the runways in London, Milan, New York, and Paris and our favorite designers really went an extra mile to catch everyone’s eye. There was something for everyone’s taste – from leather ensembles, neon colors and feathery dresses, some of which are already showing up on the red carpet.

It’s just a matter of time before some of these trends catch up. By the time the fall arrives, our favorite street style stores will probably embrace them and offer more affordable ways to pull off these trends. Until that day arrives, feel free to enjoy admiring the best looks from the A/W 2019 fashion week season.

Erdem – London Fashion Week

Peter Pilotto – London Fashion Week

Prada – Milan Fashion Week

Armani – Milan Fashion Week

Fendi – Milan Fashion Week

Marc Jacobs – New York Fashion Week

Oscar de la Renta – New York Fashion Week

Chanel – Paris Fashion Week

Saint Laurent – Paris Fashion Week

Paco Rabanne – Paris Fashion Week

The post Top 10 Collections From A/W 2019 Fashion Weeks appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Paint it Green

If you haven’t been leaving under the rock for the past few months, you’ve probably noticed that neon green is the hottest color in the world. It’s showing up on runaways and our favorite high-end store, and it could be spotted pretty much everywhere during fashion week in NYC.

Snakeskin Boots

Snakeskin print is another hot trend that’s not going anywhere in 2019. Many of fashion enthusiast attending New York Fashion Week showed up rocking items featuring this print, and deep boots proved to be one of the most popular options.

One-Tone Dressing

Dressing in one color head to toe is something not many people can pull off, but some of the guests at NYFW gave it their best shot. This trend gained traction in the last few months and cold streets of Big Apple proved to be a perfect place to test its appeal.

The post 3 Biggest Street Style Trends of 2019 New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

They offered A-list celebs in the front row with unlimited inspiration, since some of the looks they presented only belong on the red carpet, but what a glorious sight it was! Even designers who have been around for decades took a forward-thinking approach this time around and presented us with millennial-driven runaway looks that are best of both worlds.

Fashion week season started with a bang in New York at the beginning of September, and as we moved from one European city to the next – the journey just got more exciting!

Runway looks in London, Milan, and Paris perfectly captured spirit of these three fashion capitals, but we’re sure we’ll see them all around the world in the months to come. Let’s take a look at ten best collections all fashion aficionados should keep an eye on.

Ralph Lauren (New York Fashion Week)

Rodarte (New York Fashion Week)

Zimmermann (New York Fashion Week)

Burberry (London Fashion Week)

JW Anderson (London Fashion Week)

Prada (Milan Fashion Week)

Versace (Milan Fashion Week)

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini (Milan Fashion Week)

Valentino (Paris Fashion Week)

Paco Rabanne (Paris Fashion Week)

Chanel (Paris Fashion Week)

The post Top 10 Collections From Spring 2019 Fashion Week Season appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

It’s already a favorite of many fashionistas. We’re talking about a plaid pencil skirt, a flattering item that every girl absolutely needs in her closet. For an effortlessly casual and chic look, combine it with a white t-shirt and a pair of sneakers. For evening occasions, wear it with an elegant blouse and high heels.

Would you wear this skirt?

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg-CVVrlxiO/

The post Everyone’s Wearing This Plaid Skirt Right Now appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

It’s difficult to set apart a few dominating trends. There’s so much going on and the styles vary a lot. From all-black outfits to sequins, from dad sneakers to high heels, from oversized to tight fit – it’s all there and it all looks fabulous!

Scroll down to see some of the best NYFW 2018 looks.

The post The Latest Fashion Trends from New York Fashion Week – Street Style Edition appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Rihanna

There’s no dress in this world Rihanna wouldn’t look amazing in, but she’s outdone herself with this Alexis Mabille Haute Couture piece.

Hailee Steinfeld

The Edge of Seventeen actress proved she knows how to rock a suit, with a little bit of help from Tom Ford. She mixed things up with a zebra embroidered mini bag and finished the look with a pair of velvet pumps with crystal heel.

Nicki Minaj

Barbie Dreams singer ruffled some feathers at this year’s New York Fashion Week, and so did her fashion choices. This Pamella Roland gown is a case in point.

Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid

Stealing the show isn’t always about wearing the most flattering outfit in the room. These two young models proved it when they made a dramatic entrance at Harper’s BAZAAR’s party at the fashion week. Hadid donned a daring nude Mugler bodysuit, while Jenner showed up in avant-garde Vera Wang piece.

Cardi B

Cardi B couldn’t go unnoticed anywhere she went at this year’s Fashion Week, but her Tom Ford dress was the one to win everyone over. Elegance sure suite her well, and long flashy earrings managed to add some wow factor to the look.

The post Celebs Who Stole the Show at New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Ranch Glam

Some of the models on the runway were giving us major horse girl energy, and Tory Burch and Brandon Maxwell were two of the brands embracing equine-inspired fashion.

Cape Bonanza

Caped dresses are all the rage right now, and judging by the looks we’ve seen at New York Fashion Week, we’ll be seeing even more of them in months to come.

Victorian Blazers

Prairie-inspired outfits are still not going out of style, and we spotted several blazers and jackets that were inspired by the fashion of Victorian times.

Alternative Ponchos

Ponchos were one of the most popular runaway items, but not just in their classic form. Famous designers are breathing a new life into this garment and creating more stylish pieces inspired by it.

Military Green

Military green is one of those timeless colors that makes a comeback every time falls come, and it seems like it’s going to be everywhere this year.

The post Top 5 Trends That Dominated New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Judging by the photos on her Instagram, the Victorious actress had the time of her life in New York, and so did the designers dressing her. She looked absolutely flawless in each outfit and presented them to the world in their best light.

Justice effortlessly walked the line between edgy and classy, while bringing her personal boho vibe to the mix. She was seen wearing everything from neon makeup, multi-printed ensembles, and pleated dresses – we fell in love with each of the items we saw her in.

In addition to attending runway shows of major designers, such as Rebecca Minkoff and RaisaVanessa, Victoria Justice also gave a shout-out to some pretty great emerging brands at NYFW. We were impressed by her Tanya Taylor and Cinq à Sept looks, and you’ll be too after checking them out.

The post Victoria Justice Absolutely Slayed at New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Several luxury fashion houses, including Pyer Moss and Jason Wu, opted for daring beauty looks at this year’s New York Fashion Week, dropping the no-makeup makeup trend that was dominating the event in the past.

The bold approach they adopted this time around gives a clear nod to some of the signature looks from Euphoria, which has taken Instagram by storm the last few months. Minimalist looks are long gone, and they’ve been replaced with graphic eyeliner, neon eyeshadow, and rhinestone details.

It’s really been refreshing to see Euphoria-inspired looks make their way to NYFW because they brought a youthful, offbeat, and bold vibe to each show they were featured in. We’re looking forward to seeing them at even more runways in the future because this event showed the world they certainly belong there.

The post How “Euphoria” Changed the Approach to Runway Makeup at NYFW appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Not only were the guests A-listers, but so were the models: the Hadid sisters and Joan Smalls (to name a few) strutted around the makeshift club and showed off the designer’s looks. Meanwhile, guests outfitted in a mandatory black-and-white dress code whet their appetites with top-shelf cocktails and hors d’oeuvres. 

Lauren’s roaring twenties inspired collection was focused on a women’s tuxedo, with a twist: button-detailing, high-waisted pants, brightly colored jackets, and suede undershirts. Some more feminine pieces included spectacular evening dresses with see-through paneling, feathered bodices, and sequins everywhere. The most memorable looks of the evening included Bella Hadid’s red sequins gown with a revealing neckline, a dark purple and black velvet womenswear tux, and a shimmering black leather minidress. 

The post Ralph Lauren’s NYFW Show Was a Party For the Ages appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

There wasn’t a shortage of extravagant looks on the runways in London, Milan, New York, and Paris and our favorite designers really went an extra mile to catch everyone’s eye. There was something for everyone’s taste – from leather ensembles, neon colors and feathery dresses, some of which are already showing up on the red carpet.

It’s just a matter of time before some of these trends catch up. By the time the fall arrives, our favorite street style stores will probably embrace them and offer more affordable ways to pull off these trends. Until that day arrives, feel free to enjoy admiring the best looks from the A/W 2019 fashion week season.

Erdem – London Fashion Week

Peter Pilotto – London Fashion Week

Prada – Milan Fashion Week

Armani – Milan Fashion Week

Fendi – Milan Fashion Week

Marc Jacobs – New York Fashion Week

Oscar de la Renta – New York Fashion Week

Chanel – Paris Fashion Week

Saint Laurent – Paris Fashion Week

Paco Rabanne – Paris Fashion Week

The post Top 10 Collections From A/W 2019 Fashion Weeks appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Paint it Green

If you haven’t been leaving under the rock for the past few months, you’ve probably noticed that neon green is the hottest color in the world. It’s showing up on runaways and our favorite high-end store, and it could be spotted pretty much everywhere during fashion week in NYC.

Snakeskin Boots

Snakeskin print is another hot trend that’s not going anywhere in 2019. Many of fashion enthusiast attending New York Fashion Week showed up rocking items featuring this print, and deep boots proved to be one of the most popular options.

One-Tone Dressing

Dressing in one color head to toe is something not many people can pull off, but some of the guests at NYFW gave it their best shot. This trend gained traction in the last few months and cold streets of Big Apple proved to be a perfect place to test its appeal.

The post 3 Biggest Street Style Trends of 2019 New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

They offered A-list celebs in the front row with unlimited inspiration, since some of the looks they presented only belong on the red carpet, but what a glorious sight it was! Even designers who have been around for decades took a forward-thinking approach this time around and presented us with millennial-driven runaway looks that are best of both worlds.

Fashion week season started with a bang in New York at the beginning of September, and as we moved from one European city to the next – the journey just got more exciting!

Runway looks in London, Milan, and Paris perfectly captured spirit of these three fashion capitals, but we’re sure we’ll see them all around the world in the months to come. Let’s take a look at ten best collections all fashion aficionados should keep an eye on.

Ralph Lauren (New York Fashion Week)

Rodarte (New York Fashion Week)

Zimmermann (New York Fashion Week)

Burberry (London Fashion Week)

JW Anderson (London Fashion Week)

Prada (Milan Fashion Week)

Versace (Milan Fashion Week)

Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini (Milan Fashion Week)

Valentino (Paris Fashion Week)

Paco Rabanne (Paris Fashion Week)

Chanel (Paris Fashion Week)

The post Top 10 Collections From Spring 2019 Fashion Week Season appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

It’s already a favorite of many fashionistas. We’re talking about a plaid pencil skirt, a flattering item that every girl absolutely needs in her closet. For an effortlessly casual and chic look, combine it with a white t-shirt and a pair of sneakers. For evening occasions, wear it with an elegant blouse and high heels.

Would you wear this skirt?

https://www.instagram.com/p/Bg-CVVrlxiO/

The post Everyone’s Wearing This Plaid Skirt Right Now appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

It’s difficult to set apart a few dominating trends. There’s so much going on and the styles vary a lot. From all-black outfits to sequins, from dad sneakers to high heels, from oversized to tight fit – it’s all there and it all looks fabulous!

Scroll down to see some of the best NYFW 2018 looks.

The post The Latest Fashion Trends from New York Fashion Week – Street Style Edition appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.

Rihanna

There’s no dress in this world Rihanna wouldn’t look amazing in, but she’s outdone herself with this Alexis Mabille Haute Couture piece.

Hailee Steinfeld

The Edge of Seventeen actress proved she knows how to rock a suit, with a little bit of help from Tom Ford. She mixed things up with a zebra embroidered mini bag and finished the look with a pair of velvet pumps with crystal heel.

Nicki Minaj

Barbie Dreams singer ruffled some feathers at this year’s New York Fashion Week, and so did her fashion choices. This Pamella Roland gown is a case in point.

Kendall Jenner and Bella Hadid

Stealing the show isn’t always about wearing the most flattering outfit in the room. These two young models proved it when they made a dramatic entrance at Harper’s BAZAAR’s party at the fashion week. Hadid donned a daring nude Mugler bodysuit, while Jenner showed up in avant-garde Vera Wang piece.

Cardi B

Cardi B couldn’t go unnoticed anywhere she went at this year’s Fashion Week, but her Tom Ford dress was the one to win everyone over. Elegance sure suite her well, and long flashy earrings managed to add some wow factor to the look.

The post Celebs Who Stole the Show at New York Fashion Week appeared first on Our Fashion Trends.