.Trend Report.

Stay True To Form.

High-Definition Styles Are The Shape Of Things To Come.

Sharp Looks Are Timeless, And Fit For Every Type Of Occasion.

Two Key Elements Of The Look: Clean Lines And Contrast Color-blocking.

Leather At Its Most Sophisticated:

Make An Impact In A Bold, Body-Con Dress:

Utilize Different Tones As An Approach To Soft Structure:

Rachel Roy's Interpretation:

The Choice Of Shadowy Neutrals Let A Strong Silhouette Shine:

.IN-Style.

CHIC, BIKER CHIC

Rebels have always had way better style. Designers on the long-run have always reinterpreted their outlaw look, doing biker chic with an emphasis on chic, rebel attitude with a romantic streak.

Within this particular style, studs, leather, fringe, and frayed denim are still the basic elements, but for spring they're treated with a softer touch: paired with prints, beaded pieces, and knits, finessed with fine finishes, exotic skins, and gilded accents.

Marc by Marc Jacobs, interpretation:

Parisian Label---> Les Chiffoniers, interpretation:

Studs and faded grey denim bring out the bad-girl side of a smart shirtdress, while python-embossed lace-up boots are the ultimate in tough-luxe.

A timeless statement piece, is for sure the fringe vests, it adds an instant cool factor to whatever it's paired with, be it summer basics or a party dress. Catherine Malandrino does it best.

Mix n Match is a must for anybody fashion conscious, NOTE how the studded vest tempers the sweetness of the crochet top, in this image:

Easy how-to: Incorporate an outlaw element into your everyday look with a brass-studded scarf or a fringe carryall, as seen below:

.Alexander MQueen "MUSTHAVES" for 2010.

BOOTS:

BAGS:

."Sweatshirt Dressing Meets Elevated Design".

Noteworthy newcomer "AIKO" redefines the concept of casual dressing with a distinctive, fashion foward collection of day-to-night looks. I consider this to be totally usable, and will be a succesful collection, because I feel that a combination of comfortable and clever makes for an interesting palette, in reference towards any wardrobe.