Valentino Couture Spring 2014

Valentino couture spring 2014, was absolutely divine. Designers Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli were inspired by opera, and from the looks of it wild animals. Valentino executes beautiful rich fabrics - organza capes, silk crepe and romantic tulle dresses. Effortless dreamy lace designs, a magical collection. 

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Jeremy Scott Takes On Moschino

Funky designer Jeremy Scott has been announced to become creative director for Moschino. What a perfect match, Jeremy being quite characteristic with his own designs - bringing cartoon prints such as The Simpsons, he will work pretty well with Moschino's hearts and bows.

 Jeremy will continue to work on his own brand as well as Moschino and we get to see both collections, next fashion week in February. What will the eccentric designer have in store for us!

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Designer Coats Vs High Street

 Every season there's a battle between designer wear and high street. All year round, designers put all their efforts to create collections for spring and fall, and then high street stores swoop up the ideas for a much cheaper price. 

Depending on your budget and love for good fabric you know which store you'll be heading too. At the moment, the craze is masculine coats from high end brands Celine to Stella McCartney, which means stores such as Gap and Zara have VERY similar coats too.

Designer brands

Stella McCartney fall'13

Celine fall'13

Editor Christine Centenera wearing Celine

Popular look on the streets

High Street stores

Zara

Gap

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60s Shades Of Cara Delevingne

Going through the decades and only 20 years old, Cara Delevingne is 60s shades of era from the grungy 90s to the groovy Twiggy days in Vogue China. Wearing hit pieces of the season from various designers including Gucci, Louis Vuitton and more.

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