Strategy October 05, 2015
Fall Fashion Slideshow
The "Me Decade" offers the hottest looks for the season. See the slideshow below, and read more about the looks here.
Jane Swanzy of Swan Marketing LLC decorated these cotton-spandex jersey yoga pants (8300) from American Apparel (asi/35297) and long-sleeved jewel neck blouse (2408) from Executive Apparel (asi/53418) using a floral motif from Urban Threads and a handful of rhinestones for extra sparkle. Patent leather stiletto boots, embellished by Conrad Booker, complete the look. (Photo: Mark Pricskett)
Lars was inspired by an “African princess” when he embellished this fit and flare dress. It features a hand-beaded front neck with faceted 3-D flowers, white faux-raffia fringe at the decollate, a shredded print chiffon appliqué on the front bodice, machine embroidery in rayon thread on the front skirt panel, swirling sequin embroidery on the black net side-skirt panel and a hand-beaded side front seam. A light blue 100% pashmina wool scarf (PASH-145-050) from Wolfmark (asi/98085) completes the look. (Photo: Mark Pricskett)
Byron Lars says he was inspired by “Malibu Barbie” when he created this knit maxi dress for his Byron Lars Beauty Mark line. It features a delicately embroidered net base with inset body-mapping knit panels, machine embroidery that mimics crochet at the side-front skirt seam and a gradation of appliquéd doilies on the side skirt panel. (Photo: Mark Pricskett)
This tailored “kirigami” vegan leather trench by Byron Lars stands out with its laser-cut, lace-like pattern and bold metallic belt buckle. (Photo: Mark Pricskett)
Byron Lars says he was inspired by “Malibu Barbie” when he created this knit maxi dress for his Byron Lars Beauty Mark line. It features a delicately embroidered net base with inset body-mapping knit panels, machine embroidery that mimics crochet at the side-front skirt seam and a gradation of appliquéd doilies on the side skirt panel. (Photo: Mark Pricskett)
Designer Conrad Booker caught disco fever with his sheer gold lace halter dress with a high front slit. The dress is embellished with irregular rectangles of mirrored Lucite. He added metal door hinges to the belt and heels for a modern twist; an animal print purse and a faux “Afro puff” headpiece top off the ensemble. (Photo: Mark Pricskett)
Created by designer Pilar Briceño Cárdenas for her “Natural Folk” collection, this bright and bold outfit was inspired by the ancestral iconography of her native Colombia. The dye-sublimation patterns that were printed with a Sure-Color F-series printer from Epson on the faux fur-lined vest and cropped pants were handmade by Cárdenas. (Photo: Mark Pricksett)