Fashion Lifestyle Top-15




01. Fashionably Folkish: The New Eco

Fashionably Folkish: The New Eco

Think natural materials (often organically produced), loose silhouettes and earth toned colours. Environment friendly produced fashion reaches in 2010 the level where it becomes stylish. Brands like Read why it's cool | Check related trends | React | Print | E-Mail through

02. The New Rock Star: Louder, please!

The New Rock Star: Louder, please!

The rock star is controversial and inspires us with dreams of rebellion and authenticity. Rock, that violently and often self destructively uncompromising attitude has become scarce in youth culture with…

03. Sophisticated Surfstyle: Loud is Out!

Sophisticated Surfstyle: Loud is Out!

The 1930’s saw the rise of surf clubs in major surfing areas of California. By the 1950’s Dale Velzy opened California’s first surfboard shop in Manhattan Beach. Soon after, surfing…

04. The Curator

The Curator

Curating is mainly a men’s trend. It is about meticulously selecting your clothing ingredients, based on extremely thorough knowledge of context and history. This is about distinguishing by knowledge. Think…

05. Nuts & Bolts: Handmade, Old Skool Industrial Labor Style

Nuts & Bolts: Handmade, Old Skool Industrial Labor Style

Workerwear is back after a period of hibernating.  Now we see general workerwear brands return after years of  low key presence. Leading cool brands in Europe: Dickies, Carhartt, Wrangler. In…

06. True Blue: The Cult of Raw Denim

True Blue: The Cult of Raw Denim

The growing recognition of the beauty of raw denim is now reaching the masses while at the same time remaining an underground phenomenon. It’s a mainly European/Japanese trend, slowly conquering…

07. Clogs: When the uncool becomes cool

Clogs: When the uncool becomes cool

Clogs are in the spotlight. Think Sanita’s clogs, mostly known for their functionality during work in hospitals and farms. Now they are taken to a new, next level. The Danish…

08. Sophisticated Ueberpremium

Sophisticated Ueberpremium

Too many mass luxury labels ‘betrayed’ the consumer by offering an average product for a premium price. Yes, they served us glamour via advertising, but real exclusivity and true quality…

09. Can Do It All: The New DIY Doctrine

Can Do It All: The New DIY Doctrine

Bloggers have definitely turned the fashion world upside down. Their influence has grown to such an extent that they are hired by large media companies and fashion brands to shoot…

10. Sew Me - Tailored Denim

Sew Me - Tailored Denim

Amsterdam is the city where denim label G-Star originated. 20 years ago G-Star released the Elwood: A ‘revolutionary’ denim designed by French designer Pierre Morrisset and the new start of…

11. Niche Sportswear

Niche Sportswear

Sportswear is clearly back in fashion. However: think niche sports. Niche sports are more cool because they haven’t been claimed yet by commercial interests and mass consumerism. Great example is…

12. Gloth: Mixing Gothic and Glamour

Gloth: Mixing Gothic and Glamour

This is a trend for young girls/women. It is dark. It is not the realm of hope and optimism. But it is a fact of life and it can look pretty…

13. Pure & Honest

Pure & Honest

Azzedine Alaia is a worldwide respected fashion designer who passionately avoids the fashion circus and all the p.r. tricks involved. He only brings his shows when he decides it is…

14. Sculpturing Body Sex

Sculpturing Body Sex

Milan catwalk fashion for summer 2010 is all about transparency, sculpting tight dresses (Herve Leger), body cut-outs everywhere, nude colors, tight high hemlines, lingerie as outerwear and, in the end:…

15. Urban Technical: Surviving in Style

Urban Technical: Surviving in Style

This is the territory where outdoor and sportswear meet tailoring and urban wear. It’s mainly menswear. Technical materials from the outdoor world are combined with the cuts and styles of…


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