Accessories are a big thing this season. Invest in eye-catching pieces to transform your autumn and winter looks. We selected six must-haves; check them out!
Single Bling
The one earring trend could be spotted in many AW 2015 catwalk presentations, such as in Christian Dior’s show. One long piece is all you need to create a cool effect to complete your trendy new seasonal wardrobe. If you don’t feel comfortable with an empty ear, you can wear a stud or any other smaller earring to embrace this cool style.
BLocky Heels
Who doesn’t love it when fashion meets functionality? Not only does the block heel add an instant trendy highlight, it’s also comfortable and easy-to-wear. These are the shoes to take you through the day from work to a laid-back evening with friends. Miu Miu painted them in bright colours and gave them a retro feeling to please trendsetters and fashion lovers.
Laced-up
The coolest shoes of the season must wrap your feet, sometimes going all the way up to your knees. Sky-high sandals or flat gladiators are the sexiest choices, while stacked kitten heels are the fashionista’s favourite. Jimmy Choo went ultra-feminine with a collection of sharp high-heeled pieces to be worn with a killer dress.
Vintage Style
A retro element that is back to its full glory is the brooch. They might remind you of grandma’s wardrobe and you could be feeling a little reluctant to include them in your day-to-day wear, but remember Prada brought them back to life and brooches can give a striking final touch to any outfit. A boring, black dress, can be transformed with the addition of this unusual accessory.
Outstanding banding
Large belts are a clever way of highlighting your waistline and this season you can copy a trend that was featured in many catwalk shows. Marni took sober hues and used this trick to create a clever effect paired with a turtleneck top (another hot trend this season), giving the impression of a longer silhouette.
Box-It
Old box trunks must be the inspiration for these trendy carriers. Louis Vuitton being the precursor with its stylish, monogrammed luggage, gave a twist to the concept and turned it into an everyday bag. Brands such as Dolce & Gabbana, Alexander Wang, Chanel and Versace followed the trend with boxy samples in their collection.
