Trend Collection – Bold Shoulder

With the 80’s trend being absolutely massive right now in women’s fashion, the bold shoulder has made a dramatic return on the catwalk previews and in the world of celebrities. When I say bold shoulder, I mean exaggerated definition of the shoulder area like they had back in the day with shoulder pads. Now no-one is saying we should all be reaching for the foam right now, as this season’s hottest trend is made simple with the beautiful collection of shoulder detailed pieces available for us all to buy.
Today’s bold shoulder trend concentrates on bringing it bang up to date – and in some cases going futuristic with it. The shoulders on the latest collections are structured and are all about creating drama with delicate detailing and cuts. As you can see above, this trend has taken off massively with everyone from Diane Kruger to Kim Kardashian to Miley Cyrus rocking the trend in their own individual way.


The key piece in this party season would be the structured shoulders dress. If you are looking for a new LBD then you would not go wrong getting your hands on one of these, as it will be bang on trend whilst making a massive statement. It can’t fail to have people looking at you and admiring your style. Don’t think it ends there though, as there are blazers, tunics and tops which all make use of this trend and can be worked into your wardrobe easily.

Hervé Léger

Christian Westphal´s Spring 2011 collection

 Christian Wesphal spring summer 2011 collection is a looser, a little more colorful and a lot more casual chic than fall, but his formula for quirky cuts is basically unchanged. After all, even the most die-hard urban warrior needs a break from black once in a while.

Men Fashion Shoes: Jimmy Choo Autumn Winter Collection

Fusing modern British style with luxurious Italian craftsmanship, Jimmy Choo's Autumn Winter 2011 Men's footwear collection has a mod aesthetic with a hint of a 1960s Mayfair playboy. The understated tones of black and brown are highlighted with rich colors and texture: cognac, oxblood and hints of ochre, turquoise and port.

The collection also features a Bond-inspired velvet jacquard of paisley, featuring hidden burlesque silhouettes. Hand burnished calf, classic spazzolato, rugged suede, glossy patent and printed hair calf are crafted with minimal framed, butted and scored seam detailing and luggage stitching. By the way, all hardware is hand cast in English pewter.