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Phoebe Philo’s second ready-to-wear outing for Celine was full of sleek navy, plum and moss-coloured pieces. Dresses and jackets had low-slung leather patch pockets. Standout pieces were leather and sheepskin cocoon coats, cutaway jackets and shirts, blouses with trailing scarves, and a pair of clustered-sequin pieces. Click the images below to read up on Viktor […]

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The whole grey and plum colour scheme of blogger Susie Bubble‘s is lovely and we want the bubbly cummerbund peeking out from under her jacket.

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We’re not going to try and point out trends in this streeter’s outfit–she just looks beautifully and comfortably herself.

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Roland Mouret’s forward and feminine fall collection for his label, RM, was full of draped and folded jersey, silk, wool crepe and velvet dresses, skirts with draping hitched at the waist, and pieces with more angular folds and pinches at the neck, tush and elbows. Read more from Paris Fashion Week Fall 2010

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We love a long skirt, especially as a contrast to the many minis of street style, and her orange crush jacket pops right out of the blue.

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The Dior woman for Fall 2010 is a sexy equestrian in leather ruffles, suede jodhpurs, peplumed riding jackets and frilly, wispy floral chiffons. Read more from Paris Fashion Week Fall 2010

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For the Fall 2010 A.F. Vandevorst collection, designers An Vandevorst and Filip Arickx created draped layers in camel, black, burgundy and red. Structured skirts and jackets were dotted with rivets (also played out on corrugated breastplates and boots articulated at the knee) and many of the black pieces were covered with chalky scribbles and white […]

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It’s almost spring, right? Yes, spring flowers are something of a fashion cliché, but we’re still happy to see bright pinks and mixed florals popping up from under heavy coats and they look especially vibrant against a backdrop of black and grey.

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Juuuust when we were getting tired of all the big rounded shoulders (inevitably in black leather and paired with liquid leggings and studded booties) along comes a fresh version in classic–yet totally right-now–Breton stripes.

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Parisians sure take their fashion trends seriously. Everyone here–from babies to grannies–is wearing Breton stripes, even though it’s still parka weather. The catwalks, meanwhile, are taking a walk on the wilder side for fall 2010.  As of day three, the rich rocker chic dominates as the new icon of Parisian style. There were velvet brocade […]

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We love the mix of nude hues, pastels and black that was all over spring runways–as demonstrated on this streeter here. We also appreciate someone who can work a boater hat.

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There’s very little we can say that would add to the beauty of a velvet bubble coat with ruffle-edge lip cut-outs. Welcome to Paris.

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