From Fashion Week to the College Campus: How to work the
Fall/Winter 2013 Runway Trends into your wardrobe!
In order to look runway ready (even if you’re just planning
on walking across the quad) you’ll need to invest in a few key pieces, most of
which are probably already hanging in your closet.
The mixture of contrasting textures defined the Fall/Winter 2013 runway collections. Feathers
and furs dominated clothing and accessories as handbags were covered in
luxurious mauve ostrich feathers and sweatshirts made to look like marble with
a varying hues of grey fox fur.
(Dries Van Noten photographed by Style.com)
The juxtaposition of patterns
derived from various cultures and time periods stood out as a major trend on
the runways. Designers drew inspiration from all around the world as patterns
reminiscent of Chinese prints, European baroque portraits and 30’s florals
littered the garments adorned by the models.
(Dolce and Gabbana photographed by Style.com)
Like previous spring/summer collections, pastels refused to back down this
season, bringing a bit of warmth to the dreary winter months. Long felt coats
and silky dresses were saturated in cool lilacs, grey-blues and light pink
bringing a 60’s Jackie O vibe to the collections.
(Simone Rocha photographed by Style.com)
Lastly, oversized
silhouettes were incorporated into every designer’s show, whether it
embodied the grunge or ultra-feminine trend. These silhouettes made typical
pieces unique and noteworthy, accentuating various stylistic choices made by
the designers.
(Celine photographed by Style.com)