The pattern in the cage is the eternal classic of the student days, which most vividly "comes to life" in the autumn collections. It's either in fine wool - a traditional checkered fabric, or in a colorful color palette, reminiscent of the coming leaf fall, lined notebooks and the first bell. However, much more importantly, designers have again included the favorite ornament in the list of pre-fall trends. Coats and suits with a cheerful tartan pattern - almost a school uniform - were presented by Marni, Gucci and MSGM.
Prepi kits in the Gucci, Marni and MSGM
The ornament of Tattersall is deliberately masculine - that's why the images of Roshas, Rodebjer, Louis Vuitton and Ports 1961 are so laconic and simple.Kazhual-outfits for the fans of minimalism
The rhomboid arjayl and the intricate "crow's foot", called in Britain houndstooth - are excellent "checkered" options for those who prefer non-standard solutions.Contrasting goose paw and bright arjayl from Gucci, Iseberg and Fendi
The correct geometry of "square" ornaments is the secret of their continued popularity. Patterns "in a cage" can be arbitrarily bright, or, conversely, discreet, serve as a background for everyday sets or play the role of the main accent. Checkered things will easily become the basis of a sporting, everyday and even business image - it is only to give vent to fantasy.Cage for fashionistas: examples of successful street style from fashion bloggers