New York Fashion Week - Staying Chic During a Blizzard

Between the knit hats at Rag & Bone and the fleece jackets at Thakoon, the designers who kicked off New York Fashion Week this week seemed to have received the report of the impending blizzard. 

As biting winds and nearly a foot of snow swept through the city, street style stars also broke out their most seasonably appropriate — read: bulkiest, shearling-est, most down-filled — layers, swaddling themselves in Vetements parkas, Fila x Gosha Rubchinskiy sweatshirts, and fur hats like crowns atop their heads. See the best of New York Fashion Week's frosty street style, captured by photographer Adam Katz Sinding, here.

 

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Angelika

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Styling Inspired By Works Of Art

I’m the type of person who can find inspiration anywhere, but especially in art. One of my favorite things to do while traveling is going to different art museums and taking in all the culture. It’s easy to find inspiration when there are so many beautiful paintings and sculptures in the world that can be seen by the public.

I love mixing my inspirations with fashion, which is probably why this post is here today. Check out some looks inspired by famous works of art. I doubt you can walk away from this post feeling uninspired. Let me know what you think!

Mona Lisa- Bring together olives, and darker neutrals to bring out Mona Lisa into your closet. Try not to confuse too many people with your sly smile when you leave the house.

The Kiss- To bring out Gustav Kilimt’s The Kiss into your style, be sure to wear gold with patterns inspired by the painting itself.

The Son Of Man- Dark neutrals with a pop of green are the focus of Son Of Man, so bring out your surreal side by adding these colors to your ensemble.

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Angelika

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NYFW Spring 2015 SNAPS

Have you been following along on the Spring 2015 looks at New York Fashion Week? It’s been such a varied display of bright colors and clean lines. Pops of red, orange, and yellow have all found their place on the runway, alongside classic spring staples of black and white stripes. It looks like designers were not shying away from vibrant hues for the upcoming season. There were also a few classic shades of pastels in tonal effects with sophisticated grays and creams to offset them. All in all, the looks have been very inspiring. If you’re ready to get ahead of the curve, take a look at some of the best runway looks in each trend. 

(Left to right): Carmen Marc Valvo, DKNY, and Lisa Perry showing off shades of orange

 (Left to right): Black was a spring staple at Noon by Noor, Alexander Wang, and Peter Som 

Left to right): Yellow paired well with black and white stripes at Nanette Lepore (first and last) 

and Cushnie Et Ochs

(Left to right): Badgley Mischka (first and last) and Dennis Basso worked with tonal 

neutrals for a sophisticated effect

Left to right): Reem Acra showed soft, delicate, and sophisticated pastels

Which one’s your favorite? xo

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Angellika

www.styleupbyangel.com

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