Trends milano fw s/s 11 part 4 60s

4) Flower Power, Mad Men secretaries and short, school-girl dresses British Beatles fans wore back in the days.

Alberta Ferretti

Etro

Etro

Fendi

Gaetano Navarro

Kristina Ti

Luisa Beccaria

Moschino Cheap & Chic

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Trends milano fw s/s 11 part 3 Shiny

3) Fabrics glimmer but I prefer the subtle shine at Les Copains.

Giorgio Armani

Krizia Top

Les Copains

Mila Schön

Haute

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Trends milano fw s/s 11 part 2 Flowy

2) Long and flowy. I would go for the transparent look at Max Mara.

Antonio Marras

Bottega

CNC Costume National

Fendi

Jil Sander

Max Mara

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Trends milano fw s/s 11 part 1 Beige

1) Moving on to Milan. All shades of Beige. Gaetano Navarra and Gucci own it.

CNC Costume National

D&G

Gaetano Navarra

Gucci

Salvatore Ferragamo

Ter et Bantine

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Trends london fw s/s 11 part 11 Sheer

11) Spring Classic. But oh let's all be pale faeries.

Ann Sofie Back

Antonio Berardi

Charles Anastase

Erdem

Nicole Fahri

Unique

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Trends london fw s/s 11 part 10 Cardigan over Maxi

10) Cardigans over long skirts. Acne's is a definite winner in my opinion.

Acne

Acne

Betty Jackson

Betty Jackson

Paul Smith

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Trends london fw s/s 11 part 9 Beige & Mini

9) Camel came back for fall and the color continues in a lighter shade of nude this spring. Let your beige outfit be short and leggy.

Acne

Hannah Marshall

Jonathan Saunders

Maria Grachvogel

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Trends london fw s/s 11 part 8 Neck Details

8) Tons of designers showed a cut-out neckline. Take out scissors and mess with your Hepburn-LBD.

Antonio Berardi

David Koma

Maria Francesca Pepe

Mark Fast

Sass & Bide

Unique

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Trends london fw s/s 11 part 7 Uniform

7) It is not boring to wear a two-piece outfit in the same color shade. Do like at Acne and Sass & Bide and match the shoes also.

Acne

Betty Jackson

Maria Grachvogel

Sass & Bide

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