The fashion world is led by four main capitals: Paris, New York, Milan and London. All the main labels display their collections there and these ‘it’ girls are front row or on the catwalk itself. Be inspired by them to embrace the cool weather in style!
Italian Heritage.
Olivia Palermo is an American socialite with Italian roots and is the chicest of them all; she represents the perfect laid-back style. Even her casual outfits have a smart twist. In this look she managed to put together three different velvet items plus a puff jacket, something that not everyone could do. The printed top adds a final daring piece to make it even more interesting.The mix and match of elements ended in a creative and unique manner, something that Miss Palermo does with mastery and we all look forward to when she steps out for a stroll or to attend an event. Her Italian DNA speaks out loud in her original style.
Rule Britannia.
Alexa Chung is a British TV host, model, writer and, most recently, a designer; she speaks fashion with a very English accent. Her style is traditional and provocative just like the brands that showcase their work on the London catwalks. The black flared denim gets an upgrade with a tailored double-breasted coat and the platform sandals become wearable during the cold season when paired with black socks. A formula that sounds a bit off, but Chung makes work. The blue gingham shirt gives that little funky detail, just like the unmistakable British humour.
American Pie.
Jelena Noura Hadid (Gigi Hadid) is an American supermodel and one of the 10 highest paid models in the world. She’s also a reference in the fashion industry when it comes to style. She is known for her casual-made-smart dress code when off duty. Her effortless looks are usually comfy, irreverent and still full of sex appeal. A pair of trusty denims and statement jackets and shoes are the highlights in her cold weather wardrobe. The long coat she is wearing is the result of a partnership with the brand Tommy Hilfiger, it doesn’t get more American than that.
