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| Fall 2010 Fashion Trends |
Just when it looked like the fur was on his way out the door, he made his comeback with a bang during the Fall 2010 runway season. Another fashion trend that has made its way back to the forefront of the '50s Magic emphasis neckline, pencil skirts and a lot of everyone's favorite throwback styles. Fall is Fabulous Fur Again. PETA members are glad to know someone, that despite these various celebrity-driven "I'd rather go naked than wear fur" campaign, fur is back. Fortunately, the faux fur is easy to find, it looks like the real thing, and it is much cheaper. Even the great Karl Lagerfeld has given his stamp of approval faux fur putting him all the Chanel fashion show!
As far as the fabulous fashion decades, is concerned about the fifties is at the top because of its trendsetting character and sheer longevity. Celebrities like Zooey Deschanel, Chloe Sevigny and Rachel Bilson have always made it cool to a vintage clothes, but this fall '10 season, retro fashion is one of the hottest trends.
One way to the era of the '50s stood out was the tracks with the prevalence of cleavage. It was quite a departure, because cleavage is typically stored in a swimsuit and lingerie shows, but not this time. Nina Ricci collection for example, showed a curve-hugging pencil skirts and bustier linked to the most crooked. Maybe Chris Hendricks from Mad Men is like to thank the body-hugging surge, retro looks, since the same trend was also seen on runways of Louis Vuitton and Dolce & Gabbana.
As far as the fabulous fashion decades, is concerned about the fifties is at the top because of its trendsetting character and sheer longevity. Celebrities like Zooey Deschanel, Chloe Sevigny and Rachel Bilson have always made it cool to a vintage clothes, but this fall '10 season, retro fashion is one of the hottest trends.
One way to the era of the '50s stood out was the tracks with the prevalence of cleavage. It was quite a departure, because cleavage is typically stored in a swimsuit and lingerie shows, but not this time. Nina Ricci collection for example, showed a curve-hugging pencil skirts and bustier linked to the most crooked. Maybe Chris Hendricks from Mad Men is like to thank the body-hugging surge, retro looks, since the same trend was also seen on runways of Louis Vuitton and Dolce & Gabbana.
