My favourites from Paris Fashion Week Spring 2016. Too many different styles to even mention, I guess! These collections are the ones that will inspire me on all sorts of levels come springtime. But, as you can maybe tell by the selection above, I am particularly interested in adding a bit more romance and possibly even some colour or a floral print to my wardrobe in the new Spring season.
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After what seems to have lasted just forever the Fall 2015 fashion weeks have finally come to an end and here are some of my favourite looks from the Paris runways. My favourite full collection has to be by Dries Van Noten. Even though you rarely see me wear prints and this collection is actually full of those, the colours mixed are just gorgeous and I'm very inspired by the oversized looks that still manage to show a waist. I might try this a little more often myself to breathe some new life into my endless loose fit ensembles. We see great styling and interesting details at Ann Demeulemeester, Balenciaga and Chanel and gorgeous and classic minimalism can, of course, be found at Céline, Stella McCartney and Hermès. Also, I wish for the entire Ellery collection to somehow make its way into my wardrobe, thanks.
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Haider Ackermann's collections are always amongst my favourites and this Spring 2015 season it's no different. Even with colours (lilac) that I would usually not be drawn to this collection is a complete dream. Loving the folded, draped and layered detailing and the gorgeous choice of fabrics.
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A little flash-foward to fall season! The F/W 2014 collection from Haider Ackermann, one of my absolute favourite designers, has everything I could possibly want from a F/W collection. Admittedly, I do wish I could be a little bit taller as I believe these designs definitely work better on tall women.. but with my 1.65m I like to believe I could pull these off anyway. Love everything about these slouchy sleek pieces that, to me, seem all the more perfect because of the lack of accessories.
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