The other day speaking to a large group of future fashion intellectuals We were debating what the color of the season was: maroon, burgundy or red was the winnerchoose your favorite range. We also chatted about the options of black, which is omnipresent, and white, which is everywhere this fall-winter and will triumph next summer 2025. However, one of these future fashion experts enlightened me about the silent power of navy bluewhich was by number, a tone almost as prominent in the shows as the red one (1,102 red looks compared to 959 navy blue, according to tag-walk).
I kept the refrain, because until then I only saw black dresses and this week, suddenly, everything is blue. A aristocratic tint and very lady who oscillates from the very light that she dresses Camilla of the United Kingdom, to the blue of Mary of Denmark. This tone connects with concepts such as freedom, tranquility and stability and also transmits calm, serenity and confidence around you.
However, although I have picked up the blue theory, I recognize that the wife of Charles III of England It makes me uneasy and uneasy as soon as I see it. They will recognize that with that light blue jacket suit she clearly wants to look like her mother-in-law. However, she turns out to be a kind of stylistic substitute for the great Elizabeth II, without a hat or cool accessories and with a mane of hair that instead of curlers is combed with the tips shot out. Are the shoes an imitation of the Chanel ‘Slingback’ modelbut in rest mode so as not to show your heels? The answer is going to make me even more uneasy, so I prefer to leave it here.
The light blue and black model is much better. Marilo Montero that mixes two opposite tones in a great dress, sold by the ‘made in Spain’ platform. It’s fascinating. The T-shirt body and the voluminous skirt is a flattering, practical and very stylish solution.
The coat dress Matilda of Belgium It is a little more risqué than the previous ones, but on the path of what is stylistically correct and royal. Why do European queens combine their colorful and powerfully printed outfits with nude accessories? Wouldn’t it be better to add some spice to the look with less faded accessories? So much correction leaves a weak, weak, water-soaked image.
That is why I have brought the ‘Stitches with thread’ to Mary from Denmark, For some, his suit will be more purple, but for a colorblind servant it is the typical royal blue, from the Danish designer. Soeren Le Schmidtalthough the important thing about the print is that it is combined with gloves and a headband, a very trendy accessory. Furthermore, the shoes are not high heels, like Camila’s, nor kitten heels, but rather good stilettos of more than five centimeters. That is power and the rest is nonsense.
Suki Waterhouse wears a model by Antonio Marras and Robert Pattinson, one by Dior. Mary from Denmark, wearing a coat dress by Soeren Le Schmidt.
The suit of Robert Pattinson is from Dior and it is shown as another perfect example to wear blue in autumn. Combine it with a white shirt, a basic that you must have in pairs in your closet and they must always be in perfect magazine condition. The shoes are black because blue, in any chromatic variant, must be mixed with the darker color. I don’t know who established that both tones were incompatible, but Mr. Giorgio Armani He taught us a long time ago that they are a perfect couple. Just like what the actor and Suki Waterhousewho have just become parents. The actress poses wonderfully in her jungle dress with puffed sleeves, the work of Antonio Marras. The swellings of fabric on the shoulders and hips will be a trend in the next spring-summer 2025 season. Be careful with the sleeves, which will not be lanterns but balloons (Louis Vuitton) and the pants, which will be more baggy (Chloé) than in previous seasons.
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