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June 2014
Modern Grunge ft. Tailoring, layering and pastels.
GRUNGE has become an aspect of every outfit so far this year. There is always a hint of it.
Grungy florals mixed with lace in hues were on the Topshop Unique AW14 catwalk back in February and since then Topshop and Zara have taken the grunge but preppy look to a modern level.
Grunge no longer has to have a vintage feel. See the blue shirt with mom jeans and black flats? The grunge here is effortless and not the main focus.
Layering and tailoring are a key way to bring other trends along with grunge into an outfit. The grunge aspect can come just from a hair style, jewellery or a pair of oversized sunnies.
The grey oversized coat looks perfect over the pink and blue embellished jeans which are girly but have that grunge feel too. The four girls layer perfectly, fur coats and gillets covering dark, cosy sweaters and ripped jeans. A pastel but still bright blue jumper over yet more powder blue and finished off with a long necklace and a gold clutch bag is a perfect day to night outfit of high end quality.
I am in love with the yellow coat. There's no item I have ever wanted as much. The girl pulls off the coat so well, layering a vintage grunge shirt over a skirt and dumpy patent black boots finishing it off.
Leather skirts and sheer dresses are a must; black leather and pink sheer for definite. It's a way to be effortlessly chic and bring a sense of class into the outfit but keeping the relaxed, grunge, vintage feel.
trend love: 90s GRUNGE
There seems to have been a revival. A revival of 90s grunge.
The chokers. The all black outfit except a paisley or checkered shirt. The dark red/purple lipstick. The dishevelled bed-head hair. The catflick eyeliner.
All makes for a wannabe Alexa Chung look that no matter how hard we all try, can't be pulled off quite like her.
The chokers. The all black outfit except a paisley or checkered shirt. The dark red/purple lipstick. The dishevelled bed-head hair. The catflick eyeliner.
All makes for a wannabe Alexa Chung look that no matter how hard we all try, can't be pulled off quite like her.
A change in fashion
FASHION has changed in every aspect. It is no longer for the aristocracy and neither all about designer names with the designer price tag.
The high street has made fashion accessible to all and in some ways it is more alluring than Knightsbridge, Chelsea. It has become accessible for every woman to try their hand at creating and developing their own personal style. The high street is almost superior to the designer brands nowadays as they style the clothes on the catwalk creations.
High street shops, minus my personal favourite (Topshop, which I would still class as overpriced), provide women and girls with affordable, fashionable clothing.
But is there a difference between high street fashion and designer fashion? Of course there is. Catwalk clothing isn't made to be worn in the same way. It's showcase of the talent of designer and the skill of the makers, not a garment for daily wear.
The British high street doesn't provide the couture element however, it's garments lack the finesse and quality of the designers. But it is still appealing. One has to question whether the appeal is the clothes or the price tag. The relatively cheap price tag indeed.
The high street has made fashion accessible to all and in some ways it is more alluring than Knightsbridge, Chelsea. It has become accessible for every woman to try their hand at creating and developing their own personal style. The high street is almost superior to the designer brands nowadays as they style the clothes on the catwalk creations.
High street shops, minus my personal favourite (Topshop, which I would still class as overpriced), provide women and girls with affordable, fashionable clothing.
But is there a difference between high street fashion and designer fashion? Of course there is. Catwalk clothing isn't made to be worn in the same way. It's showcase of the talent of designer and the skill of the makers, not a garment for daily wear.
The British high street doesn't provide the couture element however, it's garments lack the finesse and quality of the designers. But it is still appealing. One has to question whether the appeal is the clothes or the price tag. The relatively cheap price tag indeed.
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