ILLUSTRATION - Victoria Beckham S/S 2018

Following on from my previous post where I practically wrote an ode to VB SS2018, I couldn't help but do a little doodle to illustrate my appreciation. Something I've found out (as an adult with a full time job) is how truly difficult it is becoming to set time aside to actually turn all the crazies in your brain off and just draw. However, once you're past that point, it's actually quite relaxing.

FASHION IN FOCUS - Victoria Beckham S/S 2018

Absolutely in love with Victoria Beckham this upcoming season. For me, the mix of pastel colours is genius and so novel and modern - it feels like a breath of fresh air! Whilst I adore pretty much everything within this collection, my favourite is the outfit consisting of a crisp, white shirt with, what resembles a double-layered collar, a salmon coloured midi length skirt, and a pair of sage green court shoes with a slight metallic finish. The star of the show is, no doubt, the cornflower blue Vanity Camera Bag. Something about its neat shape, rounded edges and simplicity just works.

Images courtesy of VOGUE

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TRENDING: Winter in Black and White

Autumn/Winter 2016/17

The monochromatic colour scheme is a classic; one that repeatedly reoccurs throughout the years and seasons to reappear as a new trend. This colour duo had been proved successful for the both colder and warmer seasons, making its appearance on multiple collections, some of which include Christian Dior, Josh Goot and Josie Naroti.

Clean lines, silhouettes and asymmetry were a few of the stand-out trends that were used in conjunction with monochrome. Other popular elements included smooth textures, flowy fabrics and the pop of contrast to enhance detailing such as belts, lapels and collars.

Narciso Rodriguez

Diane Von Furstenberg

Barbara Casasola

Mugler

Mugler

Mugler

Emanuel Ungaro

Victoria Beckham

Whilst maintaining the modern simplicity and chic styles, some of the collections feature more complicated elements that would require a more intensive development stage. Victoria Beckham, Emanuel Ungaro and Mugler are representative of this. These collections would naturally involve more elaborate pattern-making. 

Click on the Pinterest link below to explore more of the monochrome trend used for Spring/Summer 2016. All images courtesy of VOGUE.