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Hot trends in 2010

Published: 8:00AM GMT 06 Jan 2010

From left: pastels at Christopher Kane, Peter Pilotto is one of the labels to watch in 2010 and graphic prints at Holly Fulton.

Goddess dressing

Will Keira Knightley wow us with another celluloid fashion moment when she plays F Scott Fitzgerald’s infamous wife, Zelda, in the biopic, The Beautiful and the Damned? She can pick up tips on goddess dressing at New York’s Costume Institute, which will investigate screen-siren style as part of its American Women exhibition in May.

Fun fitness

“2010 sees the return of fun group-exercise activities,” says Kirsty Gardner, studio manager at Soho’s The Third Space (thirdspace.com). Think Eighties-style aerobics classes and dance lessons inspired by Strictly’s sharp ballroom moves.

Festival chic

Glastonbury will celebrate its 40th anniversary this year, with U2 confirmed as a headline act. Fashion is already ahead of the game: Chloé has rainproof ponchos, and Hunter wellies are now being sold at boutiques such as Browns. It’s also selling waterproof eco-parkas made from recycled materials by Royal College of Art graduate, Christopher Raeburn.

The bodysuit

Nineties revivals are rife this spring – biker shorts and bumbags, for instance – but we’re putting our money on the return of the Eighties’ body. It looked super-chic at Rochas, Stella McCartney and Celine. Meanwhile, Donna Karan, the woman who put the bodysuit in the spotlight, is celebrating 25 years in fashion.

Gucci: the film

After years of speculation, Ridley Scott is due to begin work on a film chronicling the dramas of Italy’s most notorious fashion clan. Expect high-octane Seventies glamour, shootings and plenty of flashy leather accessories.

Cool kids

Think Suri Cruise has toddler style sewn up? Try logging on to planetawesomekid.com, a blog dedicated to super-stylish sprogs.

Prepare to bare

Fleshy tones – blush and rose, soft tan and apricot, for example – are spring’s new neutrals for the wardrobe, and faces are following suit. “It’s not about being beach-bronzed,” says Newby Hands, beauty director at Harper’s Bazaar. “It’s luxurious and elegant – very Lauren Hutton in the Seventies, with those beautifully highlighted cheekbones.”

Graphic prints

Holly Fulton is London’s new kid on the block, and her graphic patterns tap into spring’s obsession with trippy prints. Find her collection at Browns.

Perfect pants

Fashion is embracing all things lingerie, from lace-trimmed slips, corsets and pretty bras under see-through tops, to big, Fifties-style knickers courtesy of Dolce & Gabbana. Men should take a look at Sunspel’s anniversary collection. The Nottingham-based undies firm – a favourite of Prince Charles – is celebrating 150 years by reissuing classic designs from its archives.

The net set

Net-a-porter celebrates 10 years in business; has the rest of the luxury industry finally embraced the internet? It seems so, because 2010 looks set to be the year of iPhone fashion apps – you can shop on your hand-held and pick up trend tweets galore.

North Africa

From Givenchy’s Keffiyeh prints to dusty desert shades and chunky ethnic jewels, fashion takes a trip to North Africa. Morocco is also the luxury industry’s next hot spot, as fashion brands move into Casablanca and Marrakech. Book a suite at the recently refurbished Mamounia (designed by Jacques Garcia of Hôtel Costes’ fame, mamounia.com) or stay at Jnan Rahma, Mandarin Oriental’s new luxury 53-hectare hotel, just outside Marrakech (mandarinoriental.com/marrakech).

Nifty stitchery

Designers are giving handicrafts their seal of approval. Chanel has patchwork skirts, and rustic straw and wicker bags. The best way to embrace the new crafty-ness? Make your own It bag. Fendi’s infamous Baguette is being launched as a cross-stitch kit for spring, to create your very own Fendi heirloom. Get threading.

The low down

The sky-high heel is being usurped by all things low. Think mannish lace-ups, jewelled flats and kitten heels, which turned up at Missoni, Marni and Louis Vuitton. Jimmy Choo’s Tamara Mellon – queen of the stiletto – is launching 24/7, a collection of classic Choos, including Michelle Obama’s favourite lower heel.

Shop ’til you drop

Spring’s must-visit shopping destination? Harvey Nichols in Knightsbridge, London, where the fourth floor is being transformed into a mecca of cool labels. Expect home-grown talents, such as Peter Pilotto and Meadham Kirchhoff, alongside international brands such as Brian Reyes and Cacharel, now headed up by ex-Lanvin designer Cédric Charlier.

Alice in Wonderland

Tim Burton’s long-awaited, star-studded Alice in Wonderland will hit cinemas in March. Selfridges is celebrating in February with a pop-up boutique selling all things Alice, including tea from Mariage Frères; chess sets; Wonderland-inspired jewellery from Tom Binns; and colourful, themed hosiery.

Design debuts

Well-known labels are being taken over by some of London’s coolest names. In February, Marios Schwab will show his debut collection for Halston; Richard Nicoll will be taking his slick cutting skills to Cerruti; and Sophia Kokosalaki will be giving denim mega-brand Diesel some serious catwalk kudos.

Sugar almond shades

Lemon-yellow, mint-green, ice-blue and blush-pink are some of the season’s prettiest shades. Wear them Christopher Kane-style in gingham dresses, or give them an edge with graphic patterns, as seen at Jonathan Saunders and Josh Goot.

Clean-cut pieces

Sick of spring’s wafty light layers and frothy, feminine colours already? Invest in utility instead. Phoebe Philo’s debut for Celine has all you need for a neat, chic wardrobe: crisp, white shirts, immaculately cut trousers and the season’s coolest sculpted parka.

Spring’s It girl

Carey Mulligan is our poster girl for 2010. The gorgeous, gamine British actress stars in Never Let Me Go alongside Keira Knightley and Charlotte Rampling, and also has roles in Brighton Rock and Wall Street 2.

Taken from http://antiquedress.blogspot.com/

Fashion Flashback

Chloe Sevigny's Style Is Downright Psychic

There are girls who love fashion (yours truly) and girls who were born to wear clothes. I'm talking Jackie O., Katharine Hepburn, and Mary-Kate Olsen, people who have style so deep in their DNA that being told to wear a school uniform would be a fate worse than death. I'm officially putting Chloe Sevigny squarely in the latter category, after spying this amazing photo of her in this week's New York Magazine...

The issue is chock full of incredible stories of celebrities' first year in New York (everyone from Naomi Campbell to Andy Samberg share their mouse-hunting, ramen-noodle-eating tales), and Chloe arrived in 1991 to dance at all night raves and sleep in Washington Square Park. She quickly made her way onto the downtown scene, thanks to an innate sense of style that can only be described, in italics, as chic. The legendary paparazzo Ron Galella took this snap of her in 1996, and it totally solidified her status as a larger-than-life fashion personality for me.

A true style icon never looks dated, and this photo absolutely captivated me with how modern it feels. Yup, it's 13 years old, and yet there is Chloe rocking two of this year's biggest trends--the one shoulder dress and textured tights--like the style soothsayer that she is. It's bold and daring and beautiful and yet nowhere near over the top. She's always been a woman who knows how to take risks--check out her impressive lesson on mixing and matching unexpected color combos here--and I've seen them pay off over and over again.

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Fashion Through The Years At The World's Glitziest Film Fest

Fashion Through The Years At The World's Glitziest Film Fest

The Cannes Film Festival kicks off in just a couple of days, bringing together the world's biggest movie stars in one of sexiest settings under the sun. Before the South of France gets its latest dose of glamour, I decided to take a look back at some of the festival's best fashion through the years. Check it out, after the jump.

In 1953, an unknown 18-year-old named Brigitte Bardot followed her husband, journalist Roger Vadim, to the Cannes Film Festival where he was interviewing celebrities for The Paris Match. She became instantly famous when she appeared on the beach wearing only a bikini--rather taboo at the time--and has since been credited with making the two piece so popular. That same week, she frolicked on the beach in this fabulous polka-dot pouf dress.

A few years later, Sophia Loren helped define the modern (1958) idea of a movie star with plenty of glamour to spare. So what if it's May in a beach town? A lady needs her fur!

Long before Kate Moss or Agyness Deyn became the model/rock star muses of the moment, there was glam-rock goddess Anita Pallenberg. She and then-boyfriend, Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, hit Cannes in 1967 to spread their message of bohemian fabulousness via big jewelry and furry vests.

The 70s saw plenty of major names in Cannes, including the Coppola family, Alfred Hitchcock, Robert Redford, and--believe it!--Mr. Universe, Arnold Schwarzenegger, but I don't think any couple better captures the disco era's glitter quite like Jack Nicholson in a velvet tux and Anjelica Huston in a white off-the-shoulder lace dress. Isn't she beautiful?

In May 1987, Princess Diana descended on the French Riviera for the festival's 40th anniversary celebration. Here she is with Sir Alec Guinness in a chiffon goddess gown--I remember seeing this photo when I was very young and thinking she was the most glamorous woman I'd ever seen.

In light of both of their major success, it's easy to forget that Kate Moss and Johnny Depp were once a hot item. In 1998, the supermodel (at the height of her first career ascension) accompanied her boyfriend to the festival, where Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas was entered in the competition.

Taken from http://antiquedress.blogspot.com/