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Showing posts with label Roberto Cavalli. Show all posts

Saturday, October 23, 2010

TREND SPOT: TIE-TOP PANTS

As hot summer days turn into chilly fall evenings, we’re looking for versatile garment that can pull a double duty. One of the summer’s trends that can easily be carried over to fall are the tie-top pants. What exactly are tie-top pants, you say? They are similar to harem pants in that they are loose, but the waist is gathered with a string, belt or bow. Depending on the fabric and the styling, they can be dressy or casual. As with other loose styles, tie-top pants are practically begging for a tucked-in shirt to emphasize the figure. Here’s some inspiration on how to add this style to your swag collection.


Roberto Cavalli keeps it loose and layered, don’t forget the heels for a feminine touch.
Cavalli

Matthew Williamson – always a Zebreezy favorite – is never afraid of color. Here’s a sophisticated take on tie-dye and a couple of super trendy work-appropriate looks. I still can’t get over those shoes!

M Williamson 2M Williamson

A shiny, crispy fabric makes Isaac Mizrahi’s looks more formal. Even though he continues the oversize theme with the jacket, the skintight body underneath is the figure-flattering focal point.

I Mizrahi 4Isaac Mizrahi

Burberry offers an updated rider-look and a fun way to wear your strappy sandals in the fall.

Burberry

Whether it’s a loose pull over or a button-up sweater, Sonia Rykiel and Tory Burch show you that you can still tuck it in.

Sonia RykielTory Burch 2

Jenny Kayne channeling a hippie vibe.

Jenny Kayne

And for those holding on to summer just a little longer, a few short looks. Tie-top bubble skirt at Matthew Williamson.

Matt Will

Shorts work too, at Thakoon and Tory Burch.

Thakoon
Tory Burch


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Sunday, March 21, 2010

Roberto Cavalli now on the social

Roberto Cavalli has joined the social media bandwagon this month with the launch of a blog, a Facebook fan page and of course a Twitter account. According to the release, these “will give Cavalli Maison in direct contact with its fans, with a chance to share its unique fashion and lifestyle concept”. In addition to this, Cavalli will also be unveiling a revamped website at the end of the month. We wonder how much leopard print one can use on the web… it’s a shame the Italian fashion house waited until after the Fall/Winter 2010 show to announce these new developments even though they have been around for a while.

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