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A Wonderful Article from Fashionising.com

I adore the new fashion trend of: Woman's Warrior.
I've always loved the use of metal in beautiful garnments, done in a classy way. It falls right into place with my love for opposition in a fashion piece.
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-------- found in the Fashion Trend section of Fashionising.com

Future Warrior by: Tania Braukamper
"Military fashion may have been big for some time now... but guess what? It's evolving. Ancient warlords and kings have stormed the imagination of the fashion world, and elements of military history have been reinterpreted with a modern - often futuristic - twist. A little wilder, a little more fierce, the new military brings ancient civilisations and their warriors to life for this 2010 fashion trend.

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Future Warrior: What is itFuture warrior: what is it

"A combination of the military fashion trend and the more savage side of the tribal fashion trend, the new warrior leavse the foral and decorated style of military detailing behind. The ancient world is at the centre of this trend - from ancient Rome, to Egypt, to the Celtic warrior woman. To Bring the look into 2010, the historical elements are modernised or melded with futuristic twists.

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Rodarte Spring/Summer 2010
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Elements of the future warrior trend

  • Metal plating
  • Tunics; especially in leather
  • Chain-mail inspired detailing
  • Tribal inspired motifs
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The warrior fashion trend: how to wear it

This isn't the sort of trend where rules should be laid down; it's open to interpretation and rich with possibility. It's not intended to be taken too literally either, and works best when an outfit gives the impression of some underlying fierceness rather than the overt look of a costume. So again no strict rules, but some pointers:

  • Be creative, be confident; wear it with conviction.
  • Mix some of the elements listed above in with more glamorous pieces. Sequins as a perfect example can give a look that's modern mixed with metal.
  • Mix ultra-feminine with tough warrioress. For example soft, flowing fabric against sharp metal plating or studded straps.
  • Invest in accessories that will give any outfit a warrior edge; like studded leather belts, new and edgier takes on the gladiator sandal, jewellery based on ancient cultures.

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Fashion trends complimentary to 'warrior clothes'

  • With anything warrior inspired be sure to not overlook leather. It can add a hard edge or historical authenticity
  • Look to the tribal fashion trend for inspiration. But remember that in 2010, the warrior trend is more Dark Ages than bright kaftan. Thus look to the detailing, particularly in tribal accessories and jewellery.
  • If you're wearing warrior inspired clothing during the colder Autumn (Fall) / Winter months consider pairing your pieces with ripped tights for an edgy look.
  • If you're wearing a tribal piece that is just a top and not a full dress or outfit, consider pairing it with short shorts or boy shorts. Particularly good here would be to wear them with khaki coloured shorts in the vein of 'Westerner gone native'."

Trendy Trousers

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a spring 2010 trend that I'm on board with:
Patterned Printed Pants
Draw attention (in a good way of course) to your self by rocking a pair of printed pants this Spring. To show off your long legs, choose a skinny cut. Or to be comfy, throw on a pair of loose bottoms like the pants by Roberto Cavalli. The greatness of these pants also lies in their versatility. You can wear them as funky street wear, or as chic nightwear. Be sure to avoid pants with 60's flares and steer clear of neon colors.
How to wear Patterned Printed Pants by Fashionising:
  • Don't be afraid to mix patterns. Clashing prints can give a sense of careless charm. Just don't overdo it or you'll risk looking clown-like.
  • Bold prints will draw attention to your lower-half, so if it's not the best part of your figure avoid skinny cuts and try for relaxed fits instead
  • If going for a loose fit pant, pair with either a fitted top; or a baggier top that's part tucked in, part untucked for a nonchalant look.
  • The right pair of relaxed pants is perfect for a 1940s loungewear look. Add soft waves, red lips, and chunky cocktail rings.
  • For a young, urban look try 80's inspired graphic prints like those at Topshop Unique. As an investment however, bear in mind that this style will be more short-lived.
  • If sophistication is more your goal, look for tailored, high-waisted styles like those seen at Matthew Williamson and Luella. Wear them with a sharp pair of heels.
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Alexandre Herchcovitch Spring 2010
Givenchy Spring 2010
Josh Goot Spring 2010

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Dries Van Noten S/S 2010 / Issey Miyake S/S 2010
Etro S/S 2010 / Ashish S/S 2010
Marni S/S 2010

Birds of a Feather

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The Knee High Boot

By: Vera Gushansky

a trend that is sweeping through runways, editorials, and fashionista's alike: The Knee High Boot

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suede thigh high boots by Antonio Berardi, Marc Jacobs, Hermes, Isabel Marant


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leather thigh-high boots by TopShop Unique, Chloe, Ohne Titel, & Rodarte

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style street: Paris
Marloes Horst dark temptress in BLACK MAGAZINE
Eniko Mihalik bewitching in NUMERO, Oct. 2009
Behati Prinsloo sports the knee high trend boot
Agent Provocateur: New World Order Collection
Russian Ribbon: Natalia Vodianova in Vogue Russia

If the Shoe Fits

By: Vera Gushansky

A trend seen through various Spring 2010 collections is cut outs in shoes. Guess shoes made in full just aren't daring enough these days.

Alejandro Inglemo
Manolo Blahnik
Marni

Nicolas Kirkwood

Proenza Schouler

Yves Saint Laurent

Peacocking for Attention

By: Vera Gushansky
This season, buy your very own attracting mechanism: a peacock accessory! Your new peacock feather inspired item will be sure to turn some heads, in a good way. Whether it be a headband, or an item of clothing, this trend has no boundaries. I've even got peacock feather tatted behind my ear!

Had this feather tatted in May 09 at Through Your Skin on Melrose Ave
★Tip: Make sure not to clash this peacock trend with another trend. For example: Wear a peacock headband with leopard leggings.★
☆Hippie Peacock Headband $11.99: Click

☆Miss KK $68: Click
☆Colleen Peacock Feather Clip $18: Click
☆Arlene Peacock Feather Headband $25: Click



☆Michelle Roy Designs $61: Click
☆Look From London Peacock Stockings $30 *more colors available* : Click
☆Black Dahlia Feather Headband $22: Click
☆Peacock Hippie Hair Dangle $10.99: Click

Get a Leg Up in Leggings

by: Jade Jorda

For winter, leggings are the bottoms to get. For a regular day or a fancy night, they are the quickfix to all your problems.
Here are the fiercest ones I've found yet:

available @: shopnastygal (You gotta love the name!)

Other leggings to look out for:
From left to right:
Shiny Silver Leggings - American Apparel
Studded Leggings - Urban Outfitters
Mesh & Tricot Leggings - American Apparel

Yours truly, ;-)