Bootsy

Knee-high, and thigh-high boots are becoming pretty popular. They'll especially be popular in Fall 2010. Some runway looks from the Fall 2010 Fashion Week.

Burberry. Lovin' the looks.

Max Mara with some knee high plain black boots.

My favorite, Rebecca Taylor, has some thigh-high looks that are to die for. (I also love the hats and cardigans.)

Tommy Hilfiger with some laceup looks.

Salvatore Ferragamo. Brown boots.

Wear your boots this next fall. You know I will!

Fur Real?!

For the Fall time fashion looks, fur coats are always a staple for any outfit. For this past Fashion Week, many designers showed off their fun looks for fall 2010, with a large amount of fur. PETA will love this one...

Alice and Olivia, with a little bit of slouchy fur vests and scarves.

Burberry had some interesting jackets. Here's my fav straps and peacoat look.

Michael Kors had some fresh looking neutral furs on the runway.

Marc Jacobs, with a bit of fur around the edges and on the heads.

Osman had a lot of big furs.

Ralph Lauren, accessorizing with fur.

Zac Posen, my favorite, had the most interesing ways of using the fur I believe. I love the different colors! The looks are very 70's.


Since I can't afford a real fur coat, I'm gonna be shopping and looking in the thrift stores in SF for a while to find the perfect faux fur jacket for fall.

Black is Back (For Fall 2010)

Black has always been "in", but recently I've been seeing it a lot more on the runways, especially in the recent Fashion Week shows. Calvin Klein, Donna Karan, and Nicole Miller, are just some of the fans of this black theme...


Donna Karan. Very little blues, whites, grays.

Calvin Klein. Only a few outfits in white and blue.

Even Marc Jacobs had a little black.

Nicole Miller, I'm lovin' your style more and more.

Y-3 has stood out to me lately as a very print inspiring line, as well.

The sexy models of Reem Acra in red lipstick have some dark looks.


On a side note, noticing that many of the shows only included a neutral color scheme with lots of values of blue or red, I think all the designers got together and conspired at their secret designer meeting to discuss the new colors for Fall 2010. This is too much of a theme to be a coincidence. I'm talking to you: Christopher Bailey (Burberry), Yohji Yamamoto (Y-3), Francisco Costa (Calvin Klein), Donna Karan, even you Diane von Furstenberg!