Tag Archives: Spring Summer 2011

TRENDSTOP SUMMER SHOE TREND APP FOR ANDROID

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Trendstop.com

Our addictive shoe trend app has now launched for Android platforms! After launching for iPhones earlier this month, this app can now become the perfect shoe shopping companion for Android users everywhere. Brought to you by the professional trend forecasters … Continue reading →

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Piers Atkinson Spring Summer 2011

Posted on November 17, 2010 by Trendstop.com

If you want to get ahead, wear a hat. Acclaimed milliner Piers Atkinson has long been an advocate of the well-tested milieu, his witty yet wearable designs adorning the catwalks at Ashish, and the heads of well-appointed celebrities, including Cate … Continue reading →

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Chau Har Lee Spring Summer 2011

Posted on November 16, 2010 by Trendstop.com

Elegant, original and conceptual footwear is a Chau Har Lee signature, yet the RCA graduate consistently seeks to break the boundaries of traditional shoemaking. Inventive Perspex applications and barely-there metallic heels create a bold fashion statement, playing with convention, structure … Continue reading →

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Martine Rose Spring Summer 2011

Posted on October 20, 2010 by Trendstop.com

An impressive highlight of the MAN day (hands up, who else expected a shirting extravaganza?) Martine Rose’ Spring Summer 2011 collection saw the designer move on from her established signature. Entitled Cut and Paste, the designer followed her self-penned métier … Continue reading →

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J.JS Lee Spring Summer 2011

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Trendstop.com

If it’s at all possible to cast our minds back to London Fashion Week, there are a few shining examples of London-centricity that are yet to be shared. J.JS Lee is one such designer, whose pared down and elegant simplicity … Continue reading →

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Gareth Pugh Spring Summer 2011

Posted on September 30, 2010 by Trendstop.com

Perhaps the ideal protagonist for the still to be developed medium, Gareth Pugh showed his collection through a short digital presentation, directed by regular collaborator Ruth Hogben and styled by Katie Shillingford. His galactic, cyborg warriors were, this season, showcased … Continue reading →

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Katie Eary Spring Summer 2011

Posted on September 28, 2010 by Trendstop.com

For Spring/Summer 2011 Eary showcases her collection of designs inspired by the world of fighting dogs. Brutal, powerful and relentless they are alienated and become outsiders with no place in society. Eary displays her talents as creative set designer & … Continue reading →

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Spotted! Tropical Baroque

Posted on September 27, 2010 by Trendstop.com

An exuberant banana print borrows from the exoticism of the jungle, the vibrant yellow tones standing out against the stark black background. Clashing with stylized, curlicued Baroque motifs, Miuccia Prada mix and matches a bricolage of references in her own … Continue reading →

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Topshop Unique Spring Summer 2011

Posted on September 20, 2010 by Trendstop.com

Capturing what is unquestionably more than just a whiff of the giddy Seventies vibe, Topshop Unique presented a theatrical Spring collection focused almost entirely on print and surface. Rendered on a multitude of fabrics – from light-as-air diaphanous chiffons to … Continue reading →

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Philip Lim Spring Summer 2011

Posted on September 17, 2010 by Trendstop.com

Referencing a neutral palette, lifted with punchy accents of muted forget-me-not blue, Phillip Lim presented a new take on his signature sportswear aesthetic. Puzzle pieces explored the impact of negative space; sharp geometric panels of sheer organza were juxtaposed with … Continue reading →

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