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The SS ’19 Fashion Month Scarf Revival
The SS ’19 Scarf Revival
By Paige McKirahan
Is the impending cold weather giving you the winter blues before the season has even begun? Are you already scrambling to find gifts for your friends, whether they be fashion experts or trend amateurs? Scramble no longer, TalkingFashion readers; we have a wide collection of the one of the best spring 2019 trends that are sure to wow everyone on your list. As we have finally reached the conclusion of Fashion Month, bloggers and high profile magazines alike have begun to rounding up of the most prominent accessories seen gliding down runways this past September. They all have one favorite in common: the scarf. Across the globe, designers seemed to adore scarves whether they be fashioned into bags, wrapped around heads or even sewn together to make clothing.
In Paris, designers took scarf design to a new level when prints and fabrics commonly used for the accessory were instead fashioned to create clothing. Chloe loved the trend and attached long, flowing scarves to belts, giving us superhero chic with her feminine collection. Marine Serre and Ottolinger also boasted scarf like designs as many pieces in their collections emulated classic scarf motifs with ease. The bright colors, flowing silhouettes, and expressive patterns were visually stimulating and offered a new take on the classic aesthetic.
Ottolinger and Chloe SS’19
(photo credit to accessoriesmagazine.com)
Though runways in Paris boasted versatile ways to wear scarves, the most popular use for these fantastic pieces seemed to revolve around the head. Though it may appear that head-covering accessories are some of the most divisive in the fashion community, it is clear that designers agree that this long standing trend is here to stay. Tom Ford and Michael Kors alike featured a wide variety of head wraps with color palettes ranging from minimalistic chic to vibrant couture. Kate Spade’s SS ‘19 collection is quite possibly the most scarf filled of them all as almost every single model strutting down her runway was adorned with the fabric pieces around their neck or their heads. Whether you’re looking to accessorize your hair in style or simply elevate a look with ease, scarves offer a fashionable option that even the style amateurs in your life can rock!
Michael Kors, Tom Ford, and Kate Spade SS ‘19
(Image credits to elle.com)
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Accessory Trends at London Fashion Week SS19
Accessory Trends at London Fashion Week SS19 by Morgan Watkins
Now that we’ve bid farewell to London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2019, it’s time the fashion world hops back on the ever spinning carousel that is the future. But before we move on to what’s next in the realm of runway, let’s hit pause and take a quick stroll through the latest and greatest accessory trends we saw in London this September.Go Big or Go Home
(Image from https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/g22724693/best-bags-fashion-week-ss19/?slide=70 )
It seems as though everything in London was magnified and dramatized in size. Bags, like this massive fanny pack from Matty Bovan, eyeglasses, and more loomed over audiences with great stature and presence. Oversized pieces like these added a bit of humor and joy to the runway, reiterating what fashion should be: fun!
Inventive Earrings
(Image from https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/g22724567/best-statement-earrings-fashion-week-ss19 /?slide=30 )
Accessories were worn far and wide on the ears in an endless variety of ways. Pairs were mixed and matched, dangly earrings were often worn asymmetrically on one side, and chunky floral studs blossomed from ear to ear. Elegant hoop earrings swirled into glossy coils paired perfectly with glittery gowns and silky midi dresses at Peter Pilotto’s chic and shining show.
Logo Mania
(Image from https://www.elle.com/uk/fashion/g22724693/best-bags-fashion-week-ss19/?slide=57 )
Everyone in London was all about IDing their designs. Burberry unveiled their relatively new logo stamped onto brightly hued crossbody bags. House of Holland also went loco for logos as models clung to labeled totes and mini clutches as they briskly strode down the catwalk.
Modesty is the Best Policy?
(Image from https://www.standard.co.uk/fashion/simone-rocha-london-fashion-week-ss19-a3937341. html)
Designers like Simone Rocha and Erdem prove that being covered head-to-toe doesn’t have to be drab or frumpy. In fact, modestly dressed models roamed the runway looking breathtaking under veils, voluminous neck scarves and wide brimmed hats. Higher necklines paired with more form fitting cuts kept styles fresh, while unique fabrics and embroidery added youth and flair.
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