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1. Gingham- Adding a fresh element, this look works well for
sweet summer looks, as seen at
Margaret Howell and Topshop Unique. For a darker take, subvert
gingham with sexy cutaway
effects and sheer panelling as at Christopher Kane.
2. Sheer - Use opaque and sheer fabrics to add modesty to the
essential cutout details, as panel
effects or even as layering garments for a sportier look.
3. Zips- A decorative feature for a few seasons now, next
summers update is contrast and
exposed zipper tapes. Our favourite is the gloss black version
seen at Topshop Unique.
4. Straps- Continuing from New York, we love asymmetric straps,
great for updating sporty looks.
5. Shine- From the subtle - silk gazars, duchesse satins and
glazed coatings - to the full-on high-gloss metallics, all-over
sequins and even latex and rubber, shine in all its forms proves to
be an
essential for next season.
6. Print mix- Mix poppy elements with dots and more-classic
prints for a playful effect. We also
love all-sequin graphic motifs, as seen at Ashish and Topshop
Unique, creating a young kitsch look.
7. Candy colours - Sherbet and sugary pastels were all over the
London catwalks. Mix with pale
grey and white for a fresh summer look.
8. Knotted drape- London updated drape this season with the
introduction of knotted and twisted
effects as seen at Burberry Prorsum and Louise Goldin.
9. Hip emphasis- Luella and Antonio Berardi showed a more
extreme pannier style achieved with
padding and accentuated cutting. A more commercial variation
appeared at Nicole Farhi and Betty
Jackson with the use of peg pleating, draped effects and
extended pocket lines.
10. Bust emphasis- From babydoll silhouettes, bra tops and panel
cutting to enhance the bust
area, this look works best for flirty daywear separates and
sweet summer dresses.
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