Versace collection autumn/winter 2007/2008 video presentation

Versace Fashion Show for the collection fall winter 2007/2008 introduce us in a black and white world. The collection presented below it is addressed specially to man. In this collection Versace don’t use colors but only non colors, clothes being on grey variations, frog green or military green. You can see below images from Versace autumn/winter 2007/2008 collection.




"The Versace Collection for autumn/winter 2007-2008 assumes a completely refreshed image: new shapes, new colours and new materials.In the pursuit of formal elegance and maximum luxury achieved through attention to details, even the most casual items attain the height of glamour – complementing and extending the range of suggestions for the man of today.

The Versace Collection embraces three different occasions or lifestyles: a more formal/business style, a more fashion conscious option and sportswear that is casual but tailored. Besides being able to find the appropriate garment for every hour of the day or night, the Versace Collection aficionado can create his own individual look by teaming the jacket of a formal suit with trousers from the trendsetting line.

The double breasted formal suit is paired with an unexpected overcoat of beautiful proportions; a more casual ensemble comprises a velvet jacket with softly cut trousers, worn with an ultra slim cut overcoat. Outerwear plays a critical role in the Versace Collection, interpreted in a distinctly glamorous key – for instance the Capri and Sorrento jackets in rich and rare materials, so soft and billowing, or featuring zip detailing on the sleeves.All the jackets, whether constructed or deconstructed, are slightly fitted at the waist.

Slimmed down lapels characterise the more fashion aware jackets and suits.Lightweight and luxurious fabrics like silk and cashmere are juxtaposed with the latest high tech nylon.For the business suit, super fine wool is the choice, frequently blended with silk and cashmere. An abundance of chalk stripes, pin stripes with coloured threads, or stretch outfits embellished with graphic patterns and designs.

Making an important new statement, pure and opulent camel hair is presented solely in its two original colours: natural camel and light grey.Inserts of fine leather and glossy satin provide the ultimate touch of distinction along with hand stitched seams in thick silk yarn.

Stripes are never conventional on the stretch cotton or plain cotton coloured shirts worn under suitsKnitwear in plain jersey knit comes in a wide range of colours; in super fine 28 gauge; hand finished, embellished with leather detailing, with tone on tone micro or macro V patterning; or decorated with new geometric designs in dada or post-modern styles; the cashmere is either plain or blended with silk; and hand crafted heavyweight camel hair with polo neck is worn with jeans.Only the finest leathers, of a quality usually associated with gloves, have been selected.

Colours include greys in every variation and nuance from pale and cold to London fog; blues progress from periwinkle and wisteria into shades of navy and midnight; military green is often mingled with grey; camel retains its own precious and unique hue.A full range of splendid accessories complete the collection with shoes and belts presented in hand buffed calf skin."

Source: Press Releases Kansas City Star

Fashion trends for children autumn/winter 2007/2008

Are you curious to know what means fashion when we talk about children? The Ted Baker press Release explain us what means fashion 2007/2008 for little boys and girls aged from 9 months to 16 years:

Inspired by Ted’s irreverence and quirky attention-to-detail, the new childrenswear collection from Designers at Debenhams offers the best of British design at affordable prices.
The Baker by Ted Baker collection has been created for children aged 9 months to 16 years. Stripes, retro prints and graphics on knitwear and jersey pieces, give the collection a strong signature style.

Available in 68 Debenhams stores nationwide and online from September, the collections will comprise: Baker Boy and Baker Girl – for ages 9 months to 8 years, and Baker – for boys and girls aged 7 to 16 years.

Baker GirlFor little girls aged 9 months to 8 years. Rich dark colours – bitter chocolate, purple, burgundy, grape and mocha – are contrasted with unexpected brights – red, magenta and hot pink. Knitted dresses and jersey tops can be worn casually with denim or the belted mac for a smarter look.

Baker BoyFor boys aged 9 months to 8 years. Graphic t-shirts and hooded sweat tops create a perfect casual look. While shirts with collar and cuff detailing can be dressed up or down. Base colours of navy, brown, mushroom and khaki, are accented with purple, red, slate blue, burnt orange and moss green.

BakerA more mature collection for boys and girls aged 7 to 16 years. Beautiful prints and subtle detailing feature throughout. Knitwear is key and all styles are available in the softest 100% machine washable merino wool.

Denim underpins the range, the key leg shapes being straight leg, flare and boot cut for girls, and anti-fit and regular for boys. Outerwear features a stylish belted mac for girls, a smart moleskin jacket for boys and hooded parkas that are available for boys and girls.

Source: Ted Baker