Gucci
As the darker season arrives, so does the black. Back in February, we saw so much top to toe black looks delivered on the catwalks of designers the world over. If you are someone who's wardrobe is mainly black, then this is the season for you. If black isn't your go to colour, then look forward to a season of experimenting with this more gothic tone.
But Autumn Winter 2016 sees a different way to wear black - get ready to layer up. With ruffles, lace, sheer textures, winter coats and plenty of pussy bows at your disposal this coming season, it's all to play for. Take a look over some of the top all black looks from the AW16 runways to inspired your all new, all dark wardrobe.
Whilst the season of Summer is so often associated with crisp white tones in the world of fashion. This time around, expect Spring Summer 2016 to be all about the contrast of black and white.
On the runways of
New York,
London and
Paris, we saw a much bigger concentration of edgy gothic lace, sheer black numbers and dark ruffles than in previous years. Contrasting perfectly alongside awesome white slip dresses, fresh floaty dresses and crisp white layers.
As Paris wraps up the final week of SS16 collections unveiled on the catwalk, we all know what to expect next season.
Layering lace, a-line silhouettes and monochrome tones were all important elements spotted on the runways of Balenciaga, McQueen and Moncler Gamme Rouge to name but a few. Whilst Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton were on hand to show us that the 70s is still a key influence for 2016, combining attitude, lace, lo-fi fashion and punk vibes in style.
Take in the best looks from Paris Fashion Week and get a taster of what's to come next Spring.
Balenciaga
Moncler Gamme Rouge
Alexander McQueen
Louis Vuitton
Akris
Ellery
John Galliano
Rochas
Saint Laurent
Images sourced: vogue.co.uk
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Rounding up New York fashion week and a taster of the SS16 trends to come. But bring on LFW, where our heart truly lies.
Calvin Klein | Givenchy | Jonathan Simkhai
Simon Ekrelius | Theory | Rag & Bone
Givenchy | Zimmerman
Givenchy | Jonathan Simkhai | Rebecca Minkoff
Proenza Schouler | Ohne Titel | Tadashi Shoji
Michael Kors | Adam Selman | Adam Selman
Simon Ekrelius | Rodarte
Rag & Bone | Givenchy
|Rebecca Minkoff | Rachel Zoe | Calvin Klein
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