Fall/Winter Streetstyle Trend 2017/2018: Business as usual

Looking business chic was never as diverse and interesting as it is now. As tweed, checks and grey suits are some of the most predominant trends out there picking out some flashy office attire was never this easy. So how will you be sitting behind your desk? Rocking a pair of hight waisted pleated pants perhaps? Or is a midi skirt with matching jacket more your ‘thing’? Are casual T-shirts (paired with the chicest skirt) allowed when meeting clients? Would a full on checked suit be appropriate for your conference call? Or is a perfectly cut tweed blazer enough to seal the deal? Which ever way you’re rocking the formal trend, with all the many style options we have this year, you’re Monday blues will be out of the window and your looks will be anything but business as usual.

Fall/Winter Streetstyle Trend 2017/2018: Patent Picture

Some trends disappear with the blink of an eye. Others tend to stick around a little longer. A perfect example of the latter, the patent leather look that was already big on the streets last year and apparently is ready for another winter season. Mini skirts, trench coats and high waisted pants, burgundy red, midnight blue or simply black; the patent leather look comes in many shapes and sizes. Street chic in the mix with some good old denim, a plain Tee and a fresh pair of Balenciaga inspired knife boots. A shiny trend with a lot of street cred.

Streetfashion Kingpins Show New York November 2017

What are you wearing during the Kingpins Show? Your vintage-style Vans, that G-Star jacket or your latest Vetements-denim? Maybe we’ll spot you in Paris, Milan, New York or Amsterdam. We don’t judge, we’re not the fashion-police, we just enjoy fashion and your own personal style.

The Kingpins Show New York, november 2017

Denim professionals gathered yesterday and today in Basketball City New York for the Kingpins Show. A tradefair filled with denim and kinds of product related to it. We’re always happy to be there and make our bi-annual reportage since the setting, location and people are so cool and relaxed.

Fall/Winter Streetstyle Trend 2017/2018: Red to Toe

We’ve discussed this trend before (here to be precise). But besides the full on red to toe catwalk looks from the likes of Dolce, Gucci and Chloé red has been THE color on the streets as well. And boy did it make for some awesome streetwear inspiration pics. Just glance through our gallery and see how the streetwear stars rocked their red hot puffer coats, maxi dresses, suits, sweaters and designer bags. Have you already indulged in some fancy red colored winter wear? It’s about time to paint this town red!

Fall/Winter Catwalk Trend 2017/2018: Black & Camel

As fall collections hit the stores there’s one trend that seems to pop up every single time. It’s black and camel, a color combination that works just perfectly. It might even surpass the alltime classic black and white, just because it looks so very fashion and works in so many dresscode. Camel & black can be tough, it can be cool, it can be chic but in any case it is super classy. Just click through our gallery and see how our favorite streetstyle stars rocked this fall/winter trend. Looking to try out this color combo yourself? Keep it clean. Want to spice things up? Add a tough of red (another shade that just looks stunning combined with camel) and you’re sure to turn heads or evoke double taps the upcoming months.

Fall/Winter Catwalk Trend 2017/2018: The holidays

December is around the corner. The holidays are coming up. Enough Christmas parties, meet-ups, cocktails and family get togethers coming up! So what will you be wearing during this most wonderful time of the year? Something shiny? A little shimmer? Some extra sparkle? A touch of velvet? And a hint of faux fur? In any case you have all reason to go all out. Even that X-mas breakfast with your in-laws calls for some extra special festive fashion. So be inspired by our holidays gallery with Christmas looks from the likes of Altuzarra, Balmain, Dolce & Gabbana and Dries van Noten. Have fun putting together your party attire & happy holidays!

Fall/Winter Catwalk Trend 2017/2018: Boho

The seventies are still swirling around fashion town, so boho dresses are a ‘thing’ this season. Busy printed, multi colored even patchworked; when it comes to the boho dress rules just don’t apply. Whether costumy (Gucci), romantic (Marchesa) or arty (Valentino) this fashion piece works for so many more dresscodes than just the seventies. And why not add some florals like Galliano and Versace? But note: this is not a trend for wall flowers, ‘cause in a dress this crafty and exceptional you’re bound to stand out.

Fall/Winter Catwalk Trend 2017/2018: Cinderella Moments

So red might no be your color, checks might not really work for you and you’re just not the type of girl to wear skirts and oversized sweaters. Well, don’t give up just yet. ‘Cause you can always bet everything on the shoesss. And when it comes to shoes, designers have prepared some exquisite Cinderella moments for you. We’ve selected some of the most eye catching, fit-for-a-princess heels for you. Shiny ( Céline, Max Mara and MiuMiu), heavily decorated (tassels and all) (as seen at Dolce & Gabbana and Saint Laurent), chunky heels (Prada, Dries van Noten, Gucci) and sparkly accessories (Rochas). The go to shoes to turn any casual outfit into a best dressed look or really make that party attire come to live on the dance floor.

Karim Adduchi Couture Fashion Show Amsterdam

Moroccan designer Karim Adduchi presented his new collection “She Has 99 Names” in de Duif in Amsterdam. In addition to Karim himself as an immigrant, he works with his collections together with Syrian, Russian and Eritrean laborers and artists, who recently found their home in Amsterdam. He specifically aimed at workers whose work you do not often encounter on the catwalk.
In “She Has 99 Names” Karim has given an oath to the women he had around when he lived in Imzouren as a child; the Berber village where he was born too. Adduchi shows these women in their distinctive complexity: beautiful and confused, happy and sad, furious and fragile.
Adduchi dives in the rich heritage of Morocco prior to each collection. He designs woolen fabrics, hand-woven by local laborers.
Even though Adduchi is not a political artist, he tries to map social problems with his art. Immigrants and refugees invite him to work with him in his collections. At first, these people were all unknown, but their shared passion for craftsmanship and design brought them together.

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