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Balmain x H&M

 

I'm a massive fan of the luxury French house headed up by Olivier Rousteing, so I was very excited when I found out that H&M's collaborating with Balmain. I couldn't wait to see the Balmain's trademark embellishment in the affordable price range of the high street store. And now it hits stores on November 5.

The collection covers all categories including womenswear, menswear and accessories, so there is something for every one. Although, prices for some pieces are way higher than usual, they don't reach thousands as mainline pieces easily do.

Take a look at the sets I've made using some of my favourite pieces from the launch:

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Suede

What is the hottest trend of this season? Suede! It was seen all over the runways and in almost every designer collection such as Saint Laurent, Gucci, and Miu Miu. Fashion bloggers all over the world welcomed back the brown suede to their wardrobes. They know it can be wore in a range of ways from shoes or jackets to  mini skirts. My tip is to remember teaming it with contrasting fabrics. Combinations such as suede and silk, denim or even leather are all great places to start.
You don't have to go shopping to start rock suede clothes. '70s are back and I'm sure you can find an awesome suede item, just take a look into your mother's or older sister's wardrobe. My personal favourites are suede fringe boots, fringe jackets and nice fringe bags. (simply everything fringed) :)
To create that boho style add to your suede outfit some jewellery such as massive necklace or bracelets and rings.

Take a look at the sets I've made:

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Lucca Couture Ruffle Long Sleeve Sweater

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And here I found some runway looks and street style outfits to inspire you how to wear suede:













   
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All-black outfits inspired by Alexander Wang Fashion Show

Inspired by the Alexander Wang Fall 2015 Ready-to-Wear Fashion Show, I've decided to create some all-black clothes outfits. You may think "All black is boring and can look flat in he pictures" and I have to agree with this statement at some point. We get used to add wear all black with a pop of colour for example by adding a neon bag or bright heels, but I want to show you that it is not necessary. You can rock all-black outfits for everyday without looking boring. It's all about layering and putting together different fabrics. Mix leather trousers with denim jacket, ripped jeans with a funny t-shirt or silk jumpsuit with a leather jacket. Or as it was done by Wang in his fashion show:
"Wang gave the pieces energy by loading them up with hardware. Ball-chain trim decorated the velvet revers of a tuxedo jacket and a silk jacquard robe, and lined the curving seams of willowy sleeveless dresses with cutouts at the shoulders. Three columns of silver snaps marched across boxy jackets, and there was the occasional wallet chain attached to the waistband of cropped trousers. Quilted vests were modeled after bulletproof ones, but they'd shed any menacing undertones." 
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Get inspired by the sets I've made:
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leather jacket

leather jacket by victoriamk featuring high waisted skinny jeans

Here are some of my favourite looks from the Alexander Wang Fall 2015 Ready-to-Wear Fashion Show. Let me know what you think and how you would style this trend.
Model:Vanessa Moody (WOMEN)

Model: Querelle Jansen (New York Models)

Model: Zlata Semenko (Muse)

Model: Rose Smith (The Society)

Model: Irina Kravchenko (WOMEN)

Model: Hanne Gaby Odiele (IMG New York)

Model: Kendall Jenner (The Society)
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Ripped jeans

Ripped jeans are a must have staple this season and are the foundation for off-duty looks. You can wear them with pretty much anything from a distressed white tee to a structured blouse. Plenty to choose from superskinny to a relaxed boyfriend cut... whichever you feel the best in. Boasting distressing and oversized frayed knees, they're your ticket to a chic everyday look. The ones featuring heavy distressing through the front of the leg are for when you want your casual look to turn heads. No rules or limits, more is better. And what's the best in this trend - you can update your denim collection for the new season with your own, original pair of trousers by making them by yourself. Just find your old, washed-out jeans, reate holes and rock your new babies with style. You can find some inspirations here: 


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cosy denim

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ripped jeans in ankle length

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New blog post: ripped jeans