Fall 2009 Trends

With the sense of recession still in the presence of the runway, designers keep the simplicity of classic elements in mind of the catwalk. Along with the persistence of designer accessories, skyscraper pumps, and a mist of hope that keeps the cycle revolving it's tempos of inspired 40's fur frocks, neon hues, and biker bliss. With the neutral tones of grays, and blacks keeps the mood bright in a glamouras aspect of silhouette with a sultry mood. Designers Dolce & Gabbana and Zac Posen focused on the forties elements of garments for the fall. It's an undeniable presence of style that will never fade in a sense of fashionable attire. While Alexander Wang and Balmain keeps the biker persona alive in it's bomber jackets, and skin tight leather leg attire. Both looks are versatile in diversity of alternative looks with a change of accessorizing these trends are both obtainable in restructuring looks.

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Spring 2009 Trend Boots

The declaration of boots have made their appearance on catwalks for the Spring 2009 fashion season, with a edge that is undeniably ignorable. The intimidating factor of hard rock leather, studded embellishments, and a sky scraping heel can leave a demeaning fashion statement that would leave any fashion junky blissful yet uneasy at the same moment. Designer Alexander Wang introduced his Gothic era studded open toe boot for the new season along with designers Givenchy, Prozena Schouler, Viktor and Rolf and YSL with their signature season blessings of eye popping architectural designs. The new inspiration behind these magnificent pieces? Well texture is definitely a element in the start of a great shoe with a great shape and form accommodation intertwined. Many designers are modernizing the shoe, but still keeping a sultry simplicity about it. In fact, this season designs might catch many off guard with some interesting concern of how much is too much in mind, but far fetch might be the risk that many are willing to explore. With the inches in heels rising sky high, designers are still paying close detail to a wearable shoe. Acclaimed shoe designer Christian Louboutin stated recently, " You can only bend the arch of the foot so far. 5 inch heels are not looked down upon like they once were." True indeed, but at any cost many of the designs are still breathtaking. Regardless of the ache pains, the results will look quite chic. Besides, who ever said that being fashionably daring was painless.



































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