TAILORING REDEFINED
Transitioning Tailoring from catwalk to High Street
Transitioning Tailoring from catwalk to High Street
The current trend rocking the recent spring
ready-to-wear collections has featured a myriad of interpretations of pairing
structured fabrics with second-skin unveilings. Think tailored meets
sensuality, adding a whole new dimension to tailored clothing. Despite
designers differing in colour themes within their individual collections, this
new tailored trend remains pervasive enough to be translated into commercial
reality.
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| Stella McCartney |
Tadashi Shoji
Stella
McCartney in particular features bold monotone looks while lifting the flatness
of the outfits by drawing our attention to partial birthday suits. Her ability
to keep the trend of lace alive by pairing it with structured pants (lace on
lace) and body-conforming dresses adds a timeless feminity, whilst maintaining
its masculine-inspired roots.
Although
such a trend may seem too majestic to pull off at LSE, here are some adaptable
looks that takes the underlying idea of playing sheer against opaque into the
daytime, certifiying your style status.
-Leo Lau
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