Forget about waiting for the bearded guy in a red suit to deliver some treats, treat yourself with the latest drop of NAVY to land at ASOS. A whole heap of new has just arrived online at ASOS and we're looking forward to see our NAVY girls style up these newest pieces.
The
Flo Dress in cream has been a big hit this AW15, so we're spoiling you with an even more awesome twist on this popular dress. With flowing black lace panels, the
Laced Flo Dress is perfect for teaming up with high waisted jeans and adding the perfect amount of vamp to your look this season.
Equally, the Katie Skirt in grey (spotted on blogger,
KiraIsWearing) has been popular online at ASOS and in store at Topshop. But we all know that black is best, so take a look at the all new
Katie Skirt in black. Having just landed at ASOS this week, we have a feeling this piece isn't going to be hanging around for long.
And for something all new, the
Victoriana Blouse in delicate white lace has just arrived on ASOS. Flared lace sleeves for that 70s vibe, intricate white lace for that romantic feel and a touch of
Victorian gothic influence - this top ticks ALL the boxes for every important trend in your AW15 wardrobe.
Check out what else is
new from NAVY at ASOS this week, and keep your eyes peeled for yet more NAVY treats to hit the site over the coming weeks. And remember, NAVY is also available for you to shop in store at Topshop, Oxford Circus too.
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Another fashion week has been ticked off the calender, with Milan giving us a romantic insight into the trends of Autumn Winter 2015.
For expert use of lace in gothic yet feminine ways, we can always look to the designers of Milan. This MFW didn't disappoint. Black lace dominateed the catwalks, a feature in many designers collections. As with LFW, high collar shirt dresses in both midi and mini length were everywhere.
The glamour of Italian design houses was evident as ever with regal golden trims. But this season we also saw more floaty white sheer numbers full of romantic layers. Drawing on the 70s boho vibes favoured by many designers this season and showing how you can expect to transition your crisp white Summer pieces into the colder months of Autumn too.
Alberta Ferretti
Dolce and Gabbana
Emilio Pucci
Gucci
Francesco Scognamiglio | Francesco Scognamiglio | Ermanno Scervino
Philosophy
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Images sourced: vogue.co.uk
The catwalks of London Fashion Week have given us a taste of whats to come this AW15. Dark, romantic lace, full of volume and layers proved popular for lots of designers at LFW.
Edgy black lace ramped up the darkness long associated with Autumn Winter collections. High collared sheer dresses were at hit, with voluminous and oversized silhouettes hinting towards a revival of 80s trends to come.
From Simone Rocha, to Phoebe English to Gareth Pugh, we've picked out our top looks from the Autumn Winter 2015 shows at London Fashion Week.
Simone Rocha
Phoebe English
Gareth Pugh
Felder Felder
Ryan Lo
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Images sourced: vogue.co.uk
It's time to get the knits out and keep warm for Winter. The Pia Jumper is a key piece of NAVY knitwear in our wardrobes this season. A chunky knit to keep you warm but with an added bit of gold on the sleeves for a subtle a pop of glitz. It is the season after all....
We think the Pia Jumper is awesome teamed with classic black ripped skinnies and lots of sleek black accessories to keep it looking sharp and stylish. The perfect daytime look for a laid back weekend. We're big fans the simple monochrome tones at NAVY, a trend which is big this AW14.
Get your knitwear fix this
Winter with NAVY. Now available at Topshop, Oxford Circus.
www.NAVYLondon.com
xoxo
With the end of Paris Fashion Week last Wednesday, we also see the conclusion of Autumn/Winter 2014 fashion weeks. It has been a hectic few weeks, full of surprises, bold fashion statements, extravagant catwalks and lots of texture clashes.
But what we saw at PFW was lace. Black lace at that. Looking at the catwalks of Spring/Summer 2014, we saw a lot of white and pastel toned lace. The likes of Erderm, Elie Saab, Balmain, Burberry and others presented this delicate material as key elements of their collections. So it appears we are seeing the transition of lace between the seasons and into Autumn/Winter with the use of a lace in a more gothic and grunged up form.
Again, Elie Saab presented a collection full of opulent sheer dresses but this time in sweeping black lace. Inspired by the work of Mark Rothko, Saab’s collection also featured stunning ombre full length gowns mixed in with feminine velvet dresses. The fact that Angelina Jolie wore a S/S 14 Elie Saab gown to the Oscars hints that these A/W creations will be a hit on the red carpets next season.
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| Elie Saab - Paris Fashion Week - Autumn Winter 2014/15 |
Black lace also featured in the A/W 2014 collection of Nina Ricci. The use of lace in this collection really highlighted a key trend that we have witnessed at Paris as well as the fashion weeks from New York, London and Milan. Texture. So many designers presented pieces where soft materials were juxtaposed or layered directly with much harder textiles. In one look, Ricci teamed delicate lace sleeves with an empowering fitted velvet dress. In another, lace panels were adorned to a black leather dress. At NAVY, we love the juxtaposition of rugged leather with delicate lace. Always an ultra cool textile pairing.
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| Nina Ricci - Paris Fashion Week - Autumn Winter 2014/15 |
PFW is a platform for chic creativity unlike any other fashion week. Chanel’s super cool hypermarket was big highlight of the week. The attention to detail was superb, creating an atmosphere and experience which those in attendance won’t forget quickly. (Especially those who managed to grab themselves a Chanel designed doormat or bottle of Chanel water as a momento!) But nobody can create an experience quite like Alexander McQueen. The etherial yet sinister forest scene put a chill in the air and helped to deliver a collection of full drama, romance and darkness. Again, texturing was a key element to this collection, full of wild furs, feathers and a fairytale innocence. Here we saw white lace for a change but this didn’t detract from the magical moodiness of the A/W collection and shows how well lace in any form can transcend all the seasons.
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| Alexander McQueen - Paris Fashion Week - Autumn Winter 2014/15 |
So the madness of fashion week season is over. But we kind of miss it already!
Image sources: www.vogue.com
