Spring brights beat the rainy days

Spring is still a couple months away, but there's no reason you can't start integrating its key trends into your wardrobe right now. Brights were seen all over the runway from designers like Jil Sander, Prada, and Lanvin. Pull off the look now with a bright top paired with dark tan skinnies and a cozy streamlined coat to add a cool and colorful pop to your Winter repertoire. (via)

SOPHIE, FASHION CONSULTANT, NEW YORK:

"I like lots of colour, all year round! My coat is vintage,

my jeans are Isabel Marant, my top is Topshop and my shoes are by Miu Miu".

PREETMA, INTERN, NEW YORK:
"Today it's all about the pastels"

SUSIE, FASHION BLOGGER AT STYLEBUBBLE, NEW YORK:
"Everything I've got on is vintage, except my bag which is from Mulberry."


PUGENIA, PR DIRECTOR, NEW YORK:
"I'm wearing a Thakoon skirt, Peter Som shoes and a jacket I picked up in Japan."
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LAURA, PRINT DESIGNER, NYFW:

"My style is quirky and boyish with a little bit of femininity.
Everything I'm wearing is vintage, except my bag which is from Coach."

HANNELI, BLOGGER, LONDON:

"I'm wearing an Acne top, skirt and shoes. My bag is by Mulberry."

CECE, FASHION ASSISTANT, NEW YORK:

"Colour in the winter makes everyone happy! My coat is Marc by Marc Jacobs,
my shoes are from Elizabeth and James, my bag is Alexander Wang
and my sunglasses are Alexander Wang."

SUSIE, FASHION BLOGGER at STYLEBUBBLE, NEW YORK:

"Today I'm wearing a vintage jacket, Opening Ceremony Meets Tron dress,
H&M tights, Topshop shoes and a Brook and Lyn necklace."

LI, MODEL, LONDON:

"I love wearing one bright piece amongst muted tones.
I'm wearing jackets by Phillip Lim and Givenchy, vintage trousers and a Louis Vuitton bag."
© Photos by Candice Lake

Are you an animal lover?

Actually, animal designs printed on dresses are a little outdated since the models of Miu Miu wore them on catwalk last summer season.  Too dumpy and too obvious were all replications since then.

Now, Opening Ceremony teamed up with Deyrolle, a Parisian store which exhibits mounted animals.But what has our New Yorker fav to do with dead wildcats or birds? To me, their collaboration is a successful extension of Opening Ceremony's collection.

At first sight, I thought that working with a taxidermist is pretty macabre. But I have to admit that the collection turned out to be a real eyecatcher. Not least because it has nothing to do with dead animals. There are just simple dresses with animal prints.

PS: On openingceremony.com you can find a short "making of".


                                 

So, what do you think about these animalistic looks?


© images by Bastien Lattanzio for Opening Ceremony