February’s London Fashion Week has been hailed as ‘the best yet’ by many in the know but the talking point of this seasons shows came during the latter Paris Fashion Week.
The final day of Paris Fashion Week offering opened with a man that everyone instantly recognises as a supreme designer, Marc Jacobs. His Louis Vuitton show was on one everyone’s lips, as the fashion world prepared for a no expense spared spectacle.
Everyone expected a special show and Marc delivered with a conviction that is rarely seen – only the gifted have the power to attract Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell to feature on their runway!
Marc worked with a ‘fetish’ theme that stemmed from people’s obsession with handbags and fashion. The feisty cross between shopping and sexual thoughts gave Marc inspiration to create some looks that can (maybe surprisingly) be recreated in one’s every day wardrobe.
If the thought of channeling a frisky fetish look is a little too much for you, consider playing with these key elements from the runway;
- Black hold ups can we worked into your wardrobe with the shorts and skirts; shop online and in department stores for a range that you feel comfortable in.
- Look out for handbags that are shiny; patent leathers and plastic sheens will work boldly against most outfits.
- An eye mask can double up as a head band – don’t be afraid to turn one accessory into another if the mood takes you.
- Leather gloves can be picked up in stores and markets nation wide and they add a touch of finesse; try vintage stalls and markets for a pair that are that little bit different.
- Don’t shy away from statement shoulders; the bigger the better if you can find them!.
- An array of different handbags featured in Marc’s show, try to alternate between the bags that you have on a daily basis; this is an easy way to make the most of what you already have.
Marc Jacobs caused a flurry of excitement during Paris Fashion Week with his latest Louis Vuitton collection and you can create new interest in your wardrobe too, just take a few hints from the man himself..
The final day of Paris Fashion Week offering opened with a man that everyone instantly recognises as a supreme designer, Marc Jacobs. His Louis Vuitton show was on one everyone’s lips, as the fashion world prepared for a no expense spared spectacle.Everyone expected a special show and Marc delivered with a conviction that is rarely seen – only the gifted have the power to attract Kate Moss and Naomi Campbell to feature on their runway!
Marc worked with a ‘fetish’ theme that stemmed from people’s obsession with handbags and fashion. The feisty cross between shopping and sexual thoughts gave Marc inspiration to create some looks that can (maybe surprisingly) be recreated in one’s every day wardrobe.
If the thought of channeling a frisky fetish look is a little too much for you, consider playing with these key elements from the runway;
- Black hold ups can we worked into your wardrobe with the shorts and skirts; shop online and in department stores for a range that you feel comfortable in.
- Look out for handbags that are shiny; patent leathers and plastic sheens will work boldly against most outfits.
- An eye mask can double up as a head band – don’t be afraid to turn one accessory into another if the mood takes you.
- Leather gloves can be picked up in stores and markets nation wide and they add a touch of finesse; try vintage stalls and markets for a pair that are that little bit different.
- Don’t shy away from statement shoulders; the bigger the better if you can find them!.
- An array of different handbags featured in Marc’s show, try to alternate between the bags that you have on a daily basis; this is an easy way to make the most of what you already have.
Marc Jacobs caused a flurry of excitement during Paris Fashion Week with his latest Louis Vuitton collection and you can create new interest in your wardrobe too, just take a few hints from the man himself..
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