Flower motifs and strict geometric patterns are temporarily displaced from the fashionable pedestal - their place was taken up by star prints. Cosmic aesthetics came in handy on the eve of Christmas holidays: a scattering of mysteriously flickering stars on chiffon, velvet and glitter dresses is the best way to feel like a fairy princess at a party.
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However, star prints are relevant not only for special occasions - they are quite organic and in an everyday wardrobe. Fans of glam-rock style can safely take on a bright trend: leather jacket-coho, corduroy raincoats, wide black belts, jabot bows, massive boots and shiny boots - textures and spaces for colorful star ornaments are more than enough.Almost like Bowie: the glamorous 70's in the interpretation of Saint Laurent
Even the strict limits of the dress code could not stand the "heavenly" pressure. It turns out that classic coats, suits and dresses-cases can look surprisingly spectacular - you just need to add colors and auroras. The option is not for the modest - but why not surprise an unusual outfit yourself and others?Wardrobe business lady: showing Gareth Pugh FW 2016-2017
Those who are not yet ready for the "heavenly" total look can begin with small: extraordinary accessories, shoes or jewelry. Designers offer a variety of solutions: choosing the right one will not be difficult.Brilliant "star" accessories - for daring fashionistas