Category: Sydney Fashion Stylist

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival Sydney (MBFFS) showcased the Spring/Summer designer collections of Carla Zampatti, Michael Lo Sordoto, Calibre and many more and just in case you missed it, we’ve captured a few highlights from last night’s Red Carpet Runway.

The amazing runway set specially designed by Aaron Favaloro for the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Festival Sydney.

Ever wanted to see what it was like behind the scenes at MBFFS Sydney? Here is Style-And-You Backstage experience.

Hair styling by Redken

Make Up Transformation…

Final checks before the runway entrance…

At work…

Amazing night and atmosphere at MBFFS…

     

… that is easy to incorporate in anyone’s daily wardrobe.

And we at Style-And-You think Australians have a privilege of being ahead of trends, rather than behind, as some might think, because we can start adopting it right now, is not it great?

Ralph Lauren’s latest Spring 2016 Collection woman featured ‘an American in Paris’ theme, with plenty of navy, including a series of blue-and-white striped looks. We like this simple and easy to wear fashion, right in time for Australian spring!

 

Are your shoulders ready for the spotlight? Milly and Proenza Schouler were just some of the designers highlighting off-the-shoulder looks. This trend never really goes away as off-the-shoulder look always emphasised women’s femininity and beauty.

Lie Sangbond showcased a collection of dresses and we are in love with this effortless, flowing maxi dress that is easy to wear on a warm night. Perfect for a cocktail party or as an evening gown for that holiday you had in mind. A glamorous pair of sandals will complete this rather bohemian look.

Calvin Klein silk frocks were all over the New York show. We particularly like this black silk combo teamed up with a camel coat.

Next…Mercedes-Benz Fashion Show in Sydney updates.

How do you like your denim? Well…now you might like it even more…

It’s official that Google is working with US jean maker Levi Strauss to make clothing from specially woven fabric with touch-screen control capabilities. Anything involving fabric, from suits or dresses to furniture or carpet, could potentially have computer touch-pad style control capabilities woven into it. The data can be sent wirelessly to smartphones or other devices, enabling actions such as making phone calls or sending messages simply with brushes of fabric.

Read more here…