By: melanie4d00

Spring season is one of the hot favorite fashion trends for each fashion lover. Spring and Summer 2010 one of the hot fashion trends is super short hot pants and boy shorts, definitely isn’t for everyone, So if you cannot pull off showing this much leg, ripped and torn denim jeans are a great way to show a little leg and get some ventilation on hotter days that you don’t feel like wearing shorts. If you are girl then you can look for the right style of ripped and torn jeans that suit you- skinny jeans, high-waited jeans, dark jeans, etc. 2010 Spring /Summer Fashion trends include minimalism, high-voltage patterns, romanticism, sweet pastels, glamorous look, little wild look and a soft-looking woman’s revealing sheers. Summer/Spring 2010 is hitting in the market with latest fashion trends. Blue is a first Wearable spring fashion trends for 2010. True navy, marine, and light dusty blues will all be fashion forward for spring and summer 2010 in both clothing and fashion accessories. In this summer spring you can look everything from Jacket to sunglass in navy, lighter blues, and turquoise.

In this season you can show 8 types of most wearable fashion trends like a blue fashion, Metallic Fashion, Asymmetric Fashion, Global Fashion, Peek-a-Boo Fashion, Painterly Print Fashion, Floral Fashion and Maxi Dresses. Spring/Summer 2010 is also about lightness and romance. Soft dresses and featherweight tops will have a strong Grecian drape feel. The big story of the summer is most of show opened with nude, ice-cream colors, making cut and drapery the big style statements as opposed to eye-popping colors. A general lack of clothing will be approved of too – your underwear must look its best next summer because if it’s not on show it’s not worth wearing – only to be covered by swathes of knotted and ruffled sheer chiffon – and a touch of lace will keep things interesting.

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Between Strength and Fragility

By Sandrine Goncalvès

A show by Lanvin is always one of the most anticipated events of the Parisian Fashion Week and the presentation of the next summer collection did not disappoint the lovers of chic and glamour.

Albert Elbaz, the artistic director of the brand, has shown once again that dresses and skirts may constitute the minimum necessary for a wardrobe. Fashion does not necessarily imply too much complication. In the morning, a woman simply needs a suit or a dress or maybe two dresses worn one above the other for a more sophisticated look. Lanvin’s last fashion show perfectely illustrated this statement. Day time strictness was expressed through dark suits, in black or dark blue, that were made of fabrics usually used for men’s outfits.

Dressed this way, the woman becomes a strong and sexy working-girl in her blazer and miniskirt. The second part of the show focused on the evening short and skinny cocktail dresses. Often asymmetrical and draped, these dresses are to be worn with heavy jewelry. They were sometimes embroidered with sequins or pearls for a sparkling effect. If they were not wearing skirts or dresses, the models presented fluid jumpsuits made of pleated silk. The fabrics were always noble and silky and their fluidity embellished the body curves. The volumes of these evening gowns softened and the silhouettes expressed a sense of fragility and vulnerability.

Recalling modernised goddess dresses, fabric could be wrapped asymetrically around the body and simply attached to one’s shoulder thanks to a beautiful piece of jewelry . The waist was then highlighted with a thin belt. Albert Elbaz wanted to give the impression that the fabric was literally thrown on the body in a natural movement that created the shape of the outfit. He wanted to create clothes with no corset, no interior construction of any kind, as if the pieces of fabrics were only held with strings or a few ribbons.

For him, this has been the most difficult collection to create because of the natural movement of the fabrics that were difficult to master. Finally, the final clothes do not look like the original drawings at all and both could be considered as two separate collections.

A woman dressed in Lanvin also dares to display voluminous jewelry ; large bracelets and cuffs, big earings and necklaces. In terms of makeup, the eye is very smoky but glossy. The eyebrow is almost invisible as if discolored. The complexion is nude to enhance the eyes. As for the hair, it is tied in a knot round the top of the head.

The resulting look is totally glamorous, elegant, sophisticated and at the same time really fatal. The mini-dresses worn while the eyes are made up in black give a slight touch of agressivity. The women who dress in Lanvin are strong women who know their destiny but who can also show sensitivity and emotion. No wonder this brand represent an absolute definition of modern feminity.