MCM Fall 2018

MCM Fall 2018
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Big Is Still In
There was a time for skimpy,
but the fall/ winter 2018
runway trends are steering
clear of that on. On the
contrary, we are going for
oversized everything once
again this year, despite it
already having dominated the
catwalk for a few years now.
Eye-catching colors and
multiple layers make for looks
that really stand out from the
crowd, drowning you in the
sheer size and lack of
definition around your curves,
even more so with the
oversized coats.
We also have oversized
handbags for fall 2018, such
as the matching laundry
basket style seen at Marni.
Even the scarves are
oversized to match with anklelength
broad shouldered
overcoats as per Marc
Jacobs. Though some of the
Maison Margiela pieces
remind us of tents with a
human hidden inside.
One of the top fall 2018
fashion trends you notice on
the multitude of runway shows
over the span of each Fashion
Week is the maxi lengths on
models showing off nearly no
skin. Most designers have
opted for lengths past the
calves, generally swishing
below the ankle, many falling
to the floor.
It is a long and lean look that
has us really wanting to grab
a Valentino crisp white dress
suit, complete with a scarf
around the neck that falls to
bellow one’s knees. The
colors that go with the long
looks are spectacular, the
lean working best with a bright
white deal.
Matrix coats, leather dresses,
long billowing organza in floral
prints; nearly every trend was
all about coverage, while each
designer also tried to
showcase the opposite, going
for shirt skirts, tall boots, and
even a few plunging necks.
Modest and monastic is how
fall 2018 is being described
though, which means that you
certainly do not need to be
showing any skin at all if you
prefer not to.
Savile Row
Style Men’s
Overcoats
Get ready for classic Savile
Row fabrics on men’s style
overcoats as part of your fall
2018 fashion trends wardrobe.
Large shoulders, boxy coupe,
and lots of length make for
some intriguing coats to pull
over your lovely dresses come
the cooler months once again.
It has swagger, it is lit, and it
is rocking the style reports
across the board. You can
pair with a shiny black number
that shows off lots of leg and
cleavage as per Saint
Laurent, with bulky boots as
per Prada, with flowy skirts
and futuristic gloves as per
Calvin Klein, or over colorful
leather as we saw at the
Stella McCartney runway
show.
Lapels on the overcoats also
look quite darling as seen at
Fendi or given some waist
definition with a leather belt as
per Givenchy.
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