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Graphic sweaters are the successful trend of swinter season
This seasons latest must-have item that’s hitting the high street is graphic sweaters. The great thing about these sweaters is that there’s so much opportunity to represent your personality and mood. They’re like a beware sign before someone speaks to you, or a ‘my ears are open’ kind of thing. Sweeping Instagram the graphic sweater…
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Spring/Summer 2019: The bikini trends that deserve a place in your case
Make a splash with this season’s biggest swimwear trends. Summer is right around the corner and here at Fashion North, we can’t wait for bikini season as it can only mean one thing… summer holidays. This summer, retro bikinis are making a comeback. Inspired by swimwear from the 1960s, high waisted bikini bottoms are more…
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Must have for spring/summer 2019: cropped denim jacket
A forever loved piece of clothing, the denim jacket, can be created and styled in many ways. The new trend for this spring and summer is its cropped version and it is a total must-have. Streets are now full of the cropped denim jackets. Some of them have raw-hem designs that look as though they…
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Double bagging: when one bag just isn’t enough
In the upcoming years, this trend will be huge. It appeared for the first time on catwalks of big brands such as Chloe and Fendi in 2015. Within the last year, Chloe used it again in their Spring/Summer 2018 collection and this year, Chanel showed it in their Spring/Summer 2019 RTW collection in a very…
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No more round toes with this trend: squared toe shoes for SS19
The square toe shoe trend originally started in the 1940s/50s with western boots, worn mostly by men. Today they’re known as the cowboy boot and you defiantly won’t see many men wearing them unless they’re on a trip to Nashville or heading to a line dancing class. View this post on Instagram A…
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The pleated midi: the item that will com-pleat your wardrobe this spring
There are some items of clothing that seem to be reinvented generation after generation, and this year it’s the turn of the pleated midi skirt. Mariano Fortuny, the original creator of the pleating technique, wanted to emulate the drapery and style of Greek goddesses, and let us tell you, you can certainly look like a…