Urban Studio-Women and Men Witner Fall Wear Collection 2014

Women Party Dresses for Winter 2014 by ZS Textiles

Latest women party wear dresses are being introduced in the markets and
this collection is too beautiful and that’s why women are quite excited
about this collection and now women want to wear new party wear dresses
at any rate just because this collection is too much beautiful and
attractive.

Women Party Dresses for Winter 2014 by ZS…..
Textiles now available in Pakistani and western fashion market. Women
and girls wear these dresses in casual and formal party. Designer used
the latest and unique designed in this winter collection and also used
the fine fabric in this collection. We hope that you like this women
party dressed for winter 2013-14 see the dresses picture gallery below
and visit www.fashmax.com for more women fashion accessories.

Thredz Modish Winter Dresses Girls Collection2013

Thredz WINTER collection 2013-14 for women was released recently by Thredz. It has really nice kurtas and shirts. There are especially the kurtas and shirts with beautiful embroidery in Thredz WINTER collection 2013-14.
Most of these kurtas and shirts have bright colours such as red and
yellow. However, there are clothes with more subtle and dark colors in
the WINTER collection of Thredz. They will be adapted for older women, who prefer colors

Thredz was founded in the year 2004. He is currently one of the major names for women’s clothing. He built this reputation over the years. Currently, it offers not only great ready to wear feminine clothes, but also great clothing for men and textilesThredz House nice WINTER collection 2013 for women can be seen here. These are some images of Thredz WINTER collection 2013 for women. You can see more on the Facebook page and the website of the brand.

Even more Isabel Marant for H&M: The complete mens and kids collections

Just because we’re still salivating over the Isabel Marant for H&M womenswear collection doesn’t mean we can’t pause for a second (maybe just one) to talk about her equally amazing collections for men and kids.


Her first collection for men! With prices ranging from $30 to $350,
men can look forward to chic tailored coats, heavily printed sweaters
and biker styled leather pants that will definitely add European meets
Americana flair to the wardrobe. Don’t mind us if we decide to make our
way over to the men’s section to grab a few oversized sweaters for
ourselves.


With kids in the front row
becoming a fashion week trend in and of itself, it comes as no surprise
to see that the kid’s collection would be just as lust worthy.
Continuing the same spirited aesthetics for half the price, the younger
and playful edit of the adult collection makes us quite nostalgic for
those younger days. 

Fashion trend: Black and White

The new wave of 1990s-inspired plaids, slip dresses and faded florals
marks the return of grunge this spring. Part punk, part working class,
grunge has been a recurring trend in fashion since the early 1990s. It
first crawled out from the underground in the late 1980s in response to
financial hardship, a backlash to capitalism and the emergence of
regional rock music. The Seattle-born style was popularized by front men
like Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain (his tortured-by-fame look included
moth-eaten sweaters, beat-up Chuck Taylor sneakers and shredded denim)
and Pearl Jam’s Eddie Vedder (fond of oversized plaid shirts paired with
baggy cut-offs and combat boots). Courtney Love, lead singer of Hole
and Cobain’s wife, brought her version of burnout beauty into the
spotlight with baby-doll dresses, smudged eyeliner and slashes of red
lipstick. Anti-fashion went mainstream and Gen Xers everywhere started
Goodwill hunting.




Designers began to take notice. Marc Jacobs based his Spring 1993
collection for Perry Ellis on this surprisingly influential slacker
style but gave it a decadent twist. Sleeveless flannel shirts were
produced in luxurious silk, thermal tops were woven in cashmere and
Chuck Taylors debuted in Duchesse silk. Then there was the skillful
layering: Full-length granny-floral dresses were worn over striped tops,
flowy skirts were left open to reveal hot pants underneath and crop
tops were worn over T-shirts and under button-ups. The media were
smitten and Jacobs won the CFDA Womenswear Designer of the Year Award
but the collection didn’t sell well. The king and queen of grunge—Cobain
and Love—were sent pieces from the collection, which they later burned.
In a 2010 interview with Women’s Wear Daily, Love shed some light on
this fiery situation: “We were punkers—we didn’t like that kind of
thing.”


Three-figure price tags and thrift store-inspired threads weren’t a
match made in retail heaven back then, but now luxury has been
redefined. This season, designers including Phillip Lim, Dries Van Noten
and Henry Holland are hoping to cash in on their tidier interpretations
of the 1990s trend. Spring 2013’s look is about juxtaposing luxe with
lowbrow, masculine with feminine and construction with deconstruction.
It’s artfully messy with an underlying polish. Van Noten put a soft spin
on it, showing plaids in taffeta, organza, mousseline and lamé. His
other spring standouts included oversized sheer button-down shirts
(perfect for layering) and white oblong sunnies similar to the ones
Cobain wore. Rochas continued this glam grunge theme with
vintage-inspired slip dresses (hello, Courtney), while Henry Holland
churned out lace and sheer-edged dresses that referenced the 1990s in
hues much deeper than his usual bright, bold mix. 3.1 Phillip Lim showed
bare midriffs, distressed denim, tie-front skirts that gave the
illusion of a flannel shirt around the waist, and tough sandals that
channelled Doc Martens, while Acne designer Jonny Johansson paired
sleeveless novelty tees with parachute skirts held together with utility
belts.


Grunge, in all its haute hybrids, is showing no sign of social
alienation this time around. The spring campaigns are high on
hobo-meets-hipster chic: Jacobs, the original guru of grunge, set his
latest Marc by Marc Jacobs ads in a gritty, graffiti-covered bathroom
and small alleyway, proving that loud colour, chaos and clashing prints
are the new must-haves. Somewhere, Kurt Cobain is flipping us the bird.

Donna Karan [Pre Fall - 2014]

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

December 09, 2013
New York

By Nicole Phelps

Prices on summer clothes slashed by Memorial Day.
Pre-Fall collections in stores by early June. Shoppers can't help but be
confused, and more and more, designers are right behind them. Donna Karan's retort to the mixed-up seasons? "I wanted these clothes to be seasonless," she said at her informal show this morning.

In contrast to a Spring outing that felt heavy at times—too much print,
too many embellishments—Karan's Pre-Fall offering was pared back to just
the essentials. The color palette was strictly white, black, putty, and
gold. The clothing straightforward. For the most part, it came down to
just three classic items: jacket, blouse, and wrap skirt. Proving that
she meant business when she said seasonless, fabrics for those pieces
ranged from buttery suede and leather to easy jerseys and airy,
needle-punched linens. Karan saved the artisanal details so signature to
her brand for the evening looks. It meant that glorified T-shirt
dresses and tank gowns had a real wow factor despite their rather simple
shapes. A strapless black jersey column splashed with a gold
brushstroke print, and a floor-length sleeveless sheath with a sheer
inset up one side will turn heads on the red carpet.