Song Hye Gyo, Roem Winter 2009

This is Roem Fashion for Winter 2009. Very exclusive and look simply, for a metro women. Model by Song Hye Gyo, a beautiful artist from South Korea.

Anne Avantie, Jakarta Fashion Week September 2010

Photo Gallery of Batik Kebaya design by Anne Avantie. More modern style and structure of her kebaya but it's look so beautiful. Jakarta Fashion Week is under one's belt for a loot of designer, and Anne Avantie is second week in September 2010.

Mini Dress Batik Lawasan by Anne Avantie

Celana Batik Lawasan by Anne Avantie
Chic With Batik Lawasan by Anne Avantie

Rok Panjang Batik Lawasan by Anne Avantie

Love Korean Artist Dress Fashion

Han Ye Seul

Han Ye Seul is the Korean artist who start the carrier from a model. Her style is a modern fashion and can be trendy in other people.











































Ha Ji Won

Ha Ji Won is a senior artist in South Korea. She so beautiful in dress fashion too.

Asian Dress For Summer 2010

The International fashion is now developing by Asian designer. In this 2010, we could look fashionable or look nice with dress we wear. In summer, or spring, the Asian designer, like in Japanese, Korea or in South East Asia produce continuously a variation dress design for a lot of fashion need in our life.

Example in South Korea, the country of industrial but never forget about fashion at their people. Play with colorful or the ornament-ornament which can appropriate in different sector of our job or in our holiday.




Look around with family or with our couple in not good if we not wear a nice clothes. The global development of fashion make us more easily get the fashion we want. Like the transaction via internet and credit card, or we can use the internet payment like paypal.

But we must be carefully about online transaction. More safety we should buy clothes by going to the store. Choose the clothes we like, from color or the fashion.

CIFF Trends Fashion Trends Autumn/Winter 2010 - 2011 [Part 3]

Source : www.cosmoworlds.com

Dark Poetry

A poetically nocturnal palettes with deep black, slate gray, inky blue and deep purple completed by flaming garnet, blushing pink and hallucinogenic green.
Flashes of copper and gold.

Sumptuous materials are deteriorated to evoke the wear of time. Accent on natural mixing “patched” effect. Some ultra feminine materials: dobby silks, quivering acetate etc.

New parade jackets, Rock spirit, Patchwork grunge.

Nocturnal, muffled colors from night blue, cold brown and Cyprus green all
the way to grayed parma and intenser touch of oxblood. Base color remain in the somber register of deep blue, almost black.

Emphasis on sophisticated, warm, light, soft-touch fabris like wool and cashmere blends or brushed and sanded suitings.
Mat or slightly shiny looks for synthetics. Knits are thin and generous.

Wool shawl-collared, dark and strange prints, product focus on bloomer and punk style jacket.

All images © Bella Center A/S
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair
www.ciff.dk

CIFF Trends Fashion Trends Autumn/Winter 2010 - 2011 [Part 2]

Source: www.cosmoworlds.com

Rustic Roots

The range of green is omnipresent complete by two industrials colors: grayed and pinkish cement. A palette of autumn reds with different grape tones.

The accent is on materials associating rusticity and refinement: compact or boiled wools, tweeded flannels, quilted linig and patches and sportswear fabrics like cotton/polyalide foamback.

Focus on the reworkes warp and weft, overall sequins, bi-fabrics and garments as cape and overalls.

From industrial wastelands alloys and patinas inspired the color range:
somber, subtle neutrals composed of inky blue, iron gray and taupe brown.
Secondary colors as greenish beige, dark bronze, teal blue, violet.

The fabrics look thick and protective, yet comfortables. Double serge of herringbone cottones are brushed inside, rough denim washed out, wools are boiled. Surface treatments: alloveror placed polyurethane coatings on wool or cottons, dyes like rust, wrinkle or waffle effects, waxy looks.

Note the military look, the chinos, the natural fabrics, double closing,
buttonings.

All images © Bella Center A/S Copenhagen International Fashion Fair www.ciff.dk

CIFF Trends Fashion Trends Autumn/Winter 2010 - 2011 [Part 1]

Source: www.cosmoworlds.com

Body Performance

A ballet dancer style express by skintone palettes with fleshy tones, plastery pastels ans talcy mauves with some tonic accents, luminous coral, and graphic contrast of black and white.

The fabrics are supples with silky blends, enveloping knits, velvety marled cottons, unctuous leather.

Cocooning look with jumpsuit, fitness style pants, satin braids details, coarsegrained and second skin fabics.

A color range constructed around graphic black and white completed by neutral tones like gray and honey brown. Meanwhile, orange touch position itself in a direct contrast.

Fabrics are light and supple, sophisticated. Accent on synthetic fabrics as
refined polyamides and polyesters alone or blended with wool, silk or cashmere for more comfort.

Softness and stretch are essentials for second skin fabrics, presence of lycra.

Product focus on jogging and sportswear outerwear.

All images © Bella Center A/S
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair
www.ciff.dk

Trady - Twist

The Retro English style of this theme is evoked by muted tones, luminous

camel, greenish-blues, taupey-gray, rich burgundy. Add British cakes colors: cupcake pink, acid marmalade, electric anise, milky blueberry.

Noble materials and traditional men’s wardrobe codes ( jacket for example) are feminised : recolored tweeds, marled wools, Prince of Wales knittings etc.

A certain form of opulence is favored with an ornamental style ( jewellery),
tapestry style (exuberant motifs) , precious weaves (silk twill, lame voile).

Finally very basic “chino” cottons and raw denim.

Sumptuous colors with patinated velvet shades: violet, brick red, ochre, Prussian and faded blue. For bases, revolutionary inspiration with red and bronze alongside dark gray.

Reworked shabby baroque mood: 18th century upholstery, tapestry and
brocade motifs are enlarged, recolored and covered in lines and stains. Parade mood illustrated by tone-on-tone crests and braids or old gold embroideries.

Circus stars style and polka dot motifs, colourful club stripes… a delirious
register: lively jacquards, tartan plaids with tie prints and reworked paisleys.

Neo-military style, baggy chic spirit, Perfecto circus, barocco prints.

All images © Bella Center A/S
Copenhagen International Fashion Fair
www.ciff.dk

Fashion Style In 2010 Summer Vacation

Folklore is one that will dominate the fashion trend in 2010. In the Spring-Summer season was 2010, the fashionista may glance at some of the latest fashion trends. For example, a touch of Russian-style dress that will be introduced to the community.

Which will become a trend in fashion this year, such as clothing made from animal fur, as well as animal print, will be the biggest part that should never be overlooked. Not only that, a touch of fashion clothing in the past and still will dominate this year, like the touch of circus trends.

While the attractively packaged in 2010 is filling trend boho fashion models or better known as the bohemian. Although countless new, this trend also has filled the previous year. Cutting a sharp, accessories and print motifs will become more varied not only as a mere touch of sweetener.

Actress Sienna Miller was the first model introduced in 2004 and boho to the fashionista. Right at the last summer, he introduced the latest fashion clothing made from animal fur, nicely packaged in a festival.

Touches like a cowboy outfit Wild West and the Orient will be an attraction in this year. In addition, in 2010 this trend was inspired by Russian fashion with a touch of print skirt.

The presence of folk dress and obi trend was still adorn new clothes this year. Similarly folk print jacket with a model that looks more colorful and varied.

Meanwhile, Roberto Cavalli and Lacroix Chrsitian focus on print accents in each collection a long dress and responsibility coupled with a beautiful necklace to sweeten the appearance.

With a different concept this year, you will look more charming. Do not hesitate to incorporate the model of your clothes with various accessories, and now is the time to appear as a star in every opportunity.

Pantone Fashion Color For Spring 2010

PANTONE Fashion Color Report Spring 2010 features the top 10 colors for women's fashion for spring 2010, along with designer sketches, quotes and headshots, and is available free-of-charge.

The release of the PANTONE Fashion Color Report coincides with the beginning of New York Fashion Week.

"Now more than ever, women are vigilant when it comes to spending," said Leatrice Eiseman, executive director of the Pantone Color Institute.

"Instead of reinventing their wardrobe at the start of each season, consumers want pieces to complement what they already own. Pairing a bold color with a basic piece or freshening up their look with bright accents addresses the need for practicality, as well as fun."

In addition to designer contributions, this season's report also features commentary from fashion insiders and retail standouts regarding the current consumer consciousness toward fashion.


Industry gurus highlighted in the report include Nina Garcia, fashion director at Marie Claire and judge on Lifetime's "Project Runway," Clinton Kelly, co-host of TLC's "What Not to Wear," and India Hicks, creative partner at Crabtree & Evelyn. Contributors from Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Macy's and Links of London also weigh in from a retailer's perspective.

According to this season's report, vibrant brights add a sense of excitement to the palette, especially when set against practical neutrals that provide a safety net for cautious consumers.

Spring and summer naturally evoke feelings of calm ocean waters and tranquil beach vacations in cool, vibrant, tropical Turquoise. This soothing hue from the blue-green family conjures feelings of escape, especially when paired with Amparo Blue. With more warmth than the typical spring navy, this particular shade of blue is extremely appealing because of its brighter, more energetic attitude. Like the scent of a blossoming flower, Violet lends a romantic air to the warm-weather palette. This intriguing purplish hue is a distinctive addition to any wardrobe.

Yellow has made its mark on fashion and spring will further this trend with gleaming Aurora. Reminiscent of the first glimpse of yellow as the sun begins to rise over the horizon, this shimmering, slightly greenish yellow adds a bold infusion. Energy continues to surge throughout the warmer hues, leading to provocative Fusion Coral. This inviting orange connects directly to tangy Tomato Puree, this season's classic red. Pair it with Turquoise for a retro look.

Thoughtful, cautious neutrals provide a dependable backbone to the brights of spring. Kick back and enjoy the bubbly luxury of Pink Champagne. This delicate, wispy tint is the season's newest neutral. The melding of Pink Champagne, Tomato Puree and Amparo Blue is a refreshing take on the classic springtime combination of red, white and blue.

Three additional neutrals round out the palette. Tuscany, a warm beige hue, provides the perfect backdrop and works well as a solid base with dynamic accents like Fusion Coral or Violet. Dried Herb is the ultimate green neutral, pairing well with all other colors. Ideal for bigger ticket items, cool Eucalyptus is the eternal, practical gray. Choose this nuanced neutral and add brightly colored exclamation points in shoes, jewelry and handbags. The colors featured in the PANTONE Fashion Color Report are culled from the PANTONE FASHION + HOME Color System, the most widely used and recognized color standards system in the world. Each season, Pantone surveys the designers of New York Fashion Week to collect feedback on prominent collection colors, color inspiration and color philosophy. This information is used to create the PANTONE Fashion Color Report, which serves as a reference tool throughout the year for fashion enthusiasts, reporters and retailers.