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 biel to przede wszystkim total look – cała na
biało; tym razem zamiast małej czarnej, mała
biała
 pomarańcz i jego różne i przeróżne odcienie
łączone z intensywnymi kolorami, ale i z bielą,
beżem, szarością
 róż jeszcze bardziej niż zwykle, król wszystkich
kolorów
 pastele wracają z nieszablonowymi,
fluorescencyjnymi dodatkami, przenoszą w świat
bajek i baśni

Trend wykorzystali

 Givenchy  Jil Sander
 Kenzo  Moshino
 Louis Vuitton  Badgley Mischka
 Marchesa  Francisco Costa
 Ralph Lauren  Chloe
 Angel Schlesser  Derek Lam
 Aquascutum  Dior
 DKNY  Honor
 Fendi

paski w każdym wydaniu, pionowe, poziome,
marynarskie, wąskie, szerokie, zestawione
szalenie
moduły kolorystyczne i geometryczne
wstawki hitem ss 2012
kwiaty tym razem wyraźne i geometryczne,
łączki chowamy głęboko do szafy, co nie
wyklucza odrobiny romantyzmu w
stylizacjach

Trend wykorzystali
 Stella McCartney  Dolce & Gabbana
 Kenzo  Elene Cassis
 Roberto Cavali  Ashis
 Mary Katranzou  Warehouse
 Fendi  Celine
 Davidelfin  Moshino
 Lela Rose  Diana von Furstenberg
 Nicole Miller  Jil Sander
 Balenciaga  DKNY
 Bottega Venetta

drobna i głównie na sukienkach
łączona z mocnymi i intensywnymi kolorami
a także z odcieniami kamelu i beżu

Trend wykorzystali
 Adolfo Dominiquez
 Louis Vuitton
 Nanette Lapore
 Valentino

+ biel + pastele = TOP

Trend wykorzystali
 Angel Schlesser
 Blumarine
 Elie Tahari
 Giles
 Lela Rose

w zestawieniu z kardiganem i metalicznymi
sandałami na co dzień lub wieczorowo z
metalicznym żakietem i szpilkami

Trend wykorzystali
 Adolfo Dominiquez
 Jil Sander
 Marchesa
 Giles

czyli marynarka o przedłużonym fasonie
połączona z szortami lub spódnicą i długą
koszulą

Trend wykorzystali
 Devota Lomba
 Lauren
 Kenzo

nawet cienką tasiemką z pasmanterii

Trend wykorzystali
 Badgley Mischka
 Cacharel
 Marchesa
 Prada

 wyraziste, surrealistyczne
 z głębi oceanu: koniki morskie, wodorosty
 błysk i połysk
 owocowy zawrót głowy
Trend wykorzystali
 Chanel
 Versace
 Dolce & Gabbana
 Moshino
 Mary Katrantzou

hit z wybiegów, ale raczej do sesji
fotograficznych. Długo bowiem esteci
walczyli, aby niektórzy zbyt wiele nie
pokazywali.

Trend wykorzystali
 DKNY
 Versace
 Prada

Paulina Kownacka
paulina@sklepowerewolucje.pl
www.sklepowerewolucje.pl

luty 2012

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Trendy Spring/Summer 2012

1. Trendy SS 2012

2.  biel to przede wszystkim total look – cała na biało; tym razem zamiast małej czarnej, mała biała  pomarańcz i jego różne i przeróżne odcienie łączone z intensywnymi kolorami, ale i z bielą, beżem, szarością  róż jeszcze bardziej niż zwykle, król wszystkich kolorów  pastele wracają z nieszablonowymi, fluorescencyjnymi dodatkami, przenoszą w świat bajek i baśni

3. Trend wykorzystali  Givenchy  Jil Sander  Kenzo  Moshino  Louis Vuitton  Badgley Mischka  Marchesa  Francisco Costa  Ralph Lauren  Chloe  Angel Schlesser  Derek Lam  Aquascutum  Dior  DKNY  Honor  Fendi

6. paski w każdym wydaniu, pionowe, poziome, marynarskie, wąskie, szerokie, zestawione szalenie moduły kolorystyczne i geometryczne wstawki hitem ss 2012 kwiaty tym razem wyraźne i geometryczne, łączki chowamy głęboko do szafy, co nie wyklucza odrobiny romantyzmu w stylizacjach

7. Trend wykorzystali  Stella McCartney  Dolce & Gabbana  Kenzo  Elene Cassis  Roberto Cavali  Ashis  Mary Katranzou  Warehouse  Fendi  Celine  Davidelfin  Moshino  Lela Rose  Diana von Furstenberg  Nicole Miller  Jil Sander  Balenciaga  DKNY  Bottega Venetta

10. drobna i głównie na sukienkach łączona z mocnymi i intensywnymi kolorami a także z odcieniami kamelu i beżu Trend wykorzystali  Adolfo Dominiquez  Louis Vuitton  Nanette Lapore  Valentino

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12. + biel + pastele = TOP Trend wykorzystali  Angel Schlesser  Blumarine  Elie Tahari  Giles  Lela Rose

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14. w zestawieniu z kardiganem i metalicznymi sandałami na co dzień lub wieczorowo z metalicznym żakietem i szpilkami Trend wykorzystali  Adolfo Dominiquez  Jil Sander  Marchesa  Giles

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16. czyli marynarka o przedłużonym fasonie połączona z szortami lub spódnicą i długą koszulą Trend wykorzystali  Devota Lomba  Lauren  Kenzo

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18. nawet cienką tasiemką z pasmanterii Trend wykorzystali  Badgley Mischka  Cacharel  Marchesa  Prada

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20.  wyraziste, surrealistyczne  z głębi oceanu: koniki morskie, wodorosty  błysk i połysk  owocowy zawrót głowy Trend wykorzystali  Chanel  Versace  Dolce & Gabbana  Moshino  Mary Katrantzou

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22. hit z wybiegów, ale raczej do sesji fotograficznych. Długo bowiem esteci walczyli, aby niektórzy zbyt wiele nie pokazywali. Trend wykorzystali  DKNY  Versace  Prada

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24. Paulina Kownacka paulina@sklepowerewolucje.pl www.sklepowerewolucje.pl luty 2012

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