I blame The Killing. Sarah Lund has made chunky knitwear fashionable again for the first time since the 1980s. Not just as a fashion item too but that kind of design has been used for labels and t-shirts .
Sarah Lund celebrating The Killing's success |
Doing it Zebra style |
Striped T-shirts are also fashionable now. It appears it's in to look like a French stereotype.
'Allo 'Allo there |
Back to trousers and disco pants are coming back in. I started seeing these stretchy black leggings a month or so ago and they seem to be popular. At least they definitely keep out the cold weather.
A different (and more reserved) disco diva |
Staying with black, pleated leather mini skirts are becoming popular too. Very nice.
Leather minis FTW |
Back up to the head now and if we're short of money it seems we just want to look rich with lots of faux fur coats and hast about plus the fur hat ring.Leaving the top of the head exposed seems like an odd idea but it must be warm as there are plenty about.
Warm your head with a furry hat ring |
Also, if we're not trying to look rich then we go right out into the woods and look as if we've killed our own hats as having a wolf on your noggin is getting to be popular.
Gorgeous like the wolf |
Doctor Who started up again recently and I'm loving new girl Clara's look already. I especially love the publicity picture below of actress Jenna Louise Coleman. Such a cute dress with lovely bows!
Jenna-Louise Coleman in a rare visit to Earth, 2013. |
And finally, two current fashion items (well perhaps more last year) that I really dislike: The Onesie
Onesie is enough |
I get why people like this but I think the overgrown toddler look.
The second item is these boots:
Das knee high boots |
Now, I have nothing against knee high boots, I used to dream about having to wear a pair when I was in my late teens but I think it's just the scoop at the top which turns me off them.
That's all for now!
Ciao!
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