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  1. 2008.10.21 “Hair Trend Watch Headbands” by CEOinIRVINE
  2. 2008.10.21 Beauty Trend of the Week Full on Black Eyeliner by CEOinIRVINE
  3. 2008.10.20 2008 fashion hair & beauty trends by CEOinIRVINE
  4. 2008.10.20 Key Trends in 2008 by CEOinIRVINE
  5. 2008.10.20 recession spending by CEOinIRVINE
  6. 2008.10.20 Fashion Show Paris by CEOinIRVINE
  7. 2008.10.20 3.1 Phillip Lim by CEOinIRVINE
  8. 2008.10.19 Zara Thrives by Breaking All the Rules by CEOinIRVINE
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  10. 2008.10.16 Tiffany & Co. : Frank Gehr Fish Pendant by CEOinIRVINE

“Hair Trend Watch Headbands”

Hair trend watch headbands. One of the biggest hair trends right now is headbands. Lately I’ve been seeing them everywhere and the new styles that are being created are more fashionable then ever.  From feather headbands, to lace and even mock hair ribbons are making a huge splash in the beauty world. Times have changed and in the old days you couldn’t do much with a headband. They were simply there for pushing your hair back on those bad hair days. A quick fix for a bad hair day. Now wearing a headband can create a whole new look and twist to your style. From buns, to curls, and everything in between your headband can quickly become your new best friend.

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One word “gossip girl”,  Blair’s style is a mixture of ever changing headbands and she has the coolest styles around. If you’re into this hot new trend you can pick up some great styles from forever21. I recently purchased more than 5 new fashionable headbands and I love them all.

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“Beauty Trend of the Week Full on Black Eyeliner”

Beauty trend of the week full on black eyeliner. The full on black eyeliner look was super hot on the runway and was seen everywhere in smoky, cat and dramatic looks. Its hard to go wrong with black eyeliner since it can be created with pencil, liquid, gel, or pen.

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Here’s how to get this hot fall look. Start off subtle and line the bottom of your lashes first.
Then stand back and build until you find the look you like. This is the best way to get the perfect full on black eyeliner look since you’re building on your look instead of drawing a thick flawless line in one attempt. Which is basically impossible to do. Always start thin and then trace over it for more intensity. Make sure that with a bold liner that you are keeping the rest of your makeup neutral. Unless you don’t mind adding more eyeliner to balance out the drama.
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Fashion Trends 2008: A new year heralds new fashion trends, but deciphering the good from the bad, and 2008's new look from a 2007 has-been, is never an easy thing.

So Fashionising.com has done all the leg work for you. Browsing thousands of photos and studying hundreds of hours of catwalk footage, we've put together a list of 2008's biggest fashion trends and we've thrown in hair and beauty trends to boot. But of course, we won't be leaving it there. Throughout 2008 we'll be updating all our trend bibles to reflect trends which have emerged not from the catwalk, but from the street - they're always the most popular.

Fashion Trends 2008

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Key Trends in 2008

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Key Trends in 2008

Autumn (Fall)/Winter 2008/2009 Fashion Trends

Autumn Fall Winter Clothing Fashion Trends 2008 2009 What's in store for the colder months of Autumn (Fall)/Winter 2008/2009? From feathers to foho, and boho to square-toe, add in the right hair styles and you'll be looking your best while everyone else looks as drab as the weather. Click to read our Autumn (Fall)/Winter 2008/2009 fashion trends guide.

Spring-Summer 2008 Fashion Trends: Women's

2008 Spring to Summer women's fashion trendsThe days get hotter, the clothes thinner, and the hem lines shorter. But while Spring and Summer always have such constants what does the Spring-Summer 2008 period hold in store? What will fashion trends will girls be wearing? Find out the key Spring and Summer pieces you should be investing in, those you should be avoiding, the key looks, and the designers making them. Click here to read more on 2008's Spring-Summer fashion trends for women.

Hair trends for 2008: styles, colors and cuts

2008 hair trends - styles, colours and cutsWhat sort of exciting hair trends will 2008 hold? Well if you bothered to read our awesome predictions, you'd know that by now! The crop, the bob, the fringe are all working their way into the year's trends, while hair styles include soft and feminine and elegant side parts. Click the image to visit the article and find out all of 2008's hair trends in styles, cuts and colours. Click here to read more on hair style and colour trends in 2008.

Beauty & Makeup trends for 2008

2008 makeup, cosmetics and beauty trendsDark eyes may never go out of style, but natural beauty is a sure winner in 2008. Lip colours span a full pallet of nudes to pinks to tangerines to reds and blacks, while bronzed goddess cheeks give way to blushing pastels. Elements of the classic screen siren fine their way into the beauty trends while colour re-emerges as bright and bold. Click here to read more on make-up & beauty trends in 2008.

Spring-Summer 2008's Must Have Shoe

2008 footwear and shoe trendsWho would have thought that Spring-Summer 2008 trends could be summed up by just one piece of footwear? Not us! When we first spotted the gladiator sandal in 2007 we weren't even sure that it would be popular in 2008. But her it is, with its spin-offs such as the gladiator heel. So are you wearing the gladiator shoe trend? It's Spring-Summer 2008's must wear look!

Boot and Shoe Trends for 2008

2008 footwear and shoe trendsStiletto or chunky heels? Square, round, or pointed toes? 2008's shoe trends bring many variations into the mix, along with styles like lace-ups, over-the-knee boots, mary-janes and more. Find out what's been hot on the runways when it comes to shoes; what the major influences are; and where things are heading in the footwear department. Click here to read more on footwear and shoe trends in 2008.

Sunglasses & Spectacle Trends 2008

2008 Glasses TrendsThe past few years have seen a massive increase in the popularity of sunglasses. Thank you Anna Wintour for wearing them indoors, now we're all doing so. But which styles should we be wearing in 2008? Are aviators still in, and have oversized sunglasses done their dash? And what styles are new to 2008? Click here to read find out about 2008's sunglasses trends.

Jewelry Trends 2008

2008 Jewellery TrendsWhat are our jewellery trend predictions for 2008? The bigger and bolder, the better! Peruse our guide on the top 5 jewellery pieces to invest in, and be expecting to find lots of unique exotic jewels, quirky animal motifs, and classically feminine diamonds listed. Just let's not wear them all at once... Oh to hell with it! As long as you leave the boring stuff at home who really cares? Click here to read more on 2008's jewellery trends.

Individual Looks

Art Deco fashion trend

Art Deco fashion trend 2008 From the 1930s inspired suiting of Marc Jacobs to the glamorous geometric design dresses of Ellie Saab, Art Deco was a subtle thread running through the styles of 2007. And in 2008 the dirty thirties are back (helped somewhat by Keira Knightley's fashion in Atonement) and the Art Deco elements along with them. Girls, get out your wide-leg pants, red lipstick and airs of nonchalance! Click here to read more on 2008's Art Deco revival trend.

See-through and sheer fabrics trend

Sheer fabric fashion trend 2008 Sheer fabrics are back with a vengeance... and a new level of sophistication. 2008's sheer pieces are structured yet soft, sexy yet sweet, feminine with a blunt edge. Dior, Chloe and Chanel are some of the big fashion houses leading the way in the see-through stakes - and it's not just blouses we're talking about but skirts and pants as well. Click here to read more on the see-through/sheer/nude 2008 fashion trend.

Underwear as Outerwear trend

Underwear as outerwear fashion trend of 2008 A close relative of the sheer trend, lingerie-inspired garments are making it big in 2008. Less vampish than previous corsetry based trends, in 2008 it's all about delicate fabrics, colour (be it jewel bright or soft pastel) and texture (lace, ruffles). Don't feel that the whole ensemble has to be perfectly girly though - this is the time to mix it up and be creative with clashing your elegant boudoir chic with your rock-star accessories. Click here to read more on wearing your lingerie and underwear as outerwear in 2008.

1920's flapper fashion: 2008 trend

Flapper fashion trend of 2008The original 1920s flapper girl was considered brazen, independent, provocative and free. Social norms have changed so much since then, that the 2008 flapper fashion revival will be seen as somewhat more feminine and sophisticated. So what does this revival hold? Read the article to find out. Click here to read more on 2008's flapper/1920s revival.

Accentuated shoulders trend

Padded shoulder trend of 2008 In 2008 short sleeves on garments will take a new turn. Shoulders will be empahsised in a modern way, from the pointed capped sleeves of YSL to the high rounded shoulders of Balenciaga. Unlike the oversized shoulder-padded power suits of the 1980's the new silhouette is streamlined and feminine. Are you daring enough to wear this trend? Click here to read more on the accentuated shoulders trend in 2008.

Fur trend of 2008

Fur fashion trend In 2007 we watched with interest how many celebrities jumped on the fur-trend bandwagon... despite the best efforts of groups like PETA to discourage the wearing of fur (real or faux). In 2008 this trend is definitely set to continue - most recently seen in the pre-Fall 2008 womenswear collections. Click here to read more on the 2008 fur trend.

Tuxedo / Dinner Jacket trend for women

2008 tuxedo / dinner jacket trend for women While women wearing men's clothing is nothing new to fashion, 2008 will see women wearing men's dinner suits perfectly on trend. More commonly known as a tuxedo, the look has been pushed by many a designer all with different interpretation; Anne Demeulemeester have created a Regency look, while Miu Miu are relying on a softer interpretation. Click here to read more on women wearing a dinner jackets.

Tuxedo / Dinner Jacket trend for men

2008 tuxedo / dinner jacket trend for men The death of the dress code factors in on the new wave of tuxedo dressing for men. Pairing dinner and tuxedo jackets with more casual elements is not unusual for 2008, though if you're looking to pick one up a timeless cut will last forever. Click here to read more on men's tuxedos and dinner jackets, and how to wear them.

Wide-leg and flared pants trend

Wide-leg pants trend of 2008 If you're over skinny, you'll be pleased to hear that wide-legs are on the rise. With the art deco trend playing such a large role in 2008, it's no wonder the wide-leg pant is back. Work it like a 1940s starlet - whether casual denim or pant-suit. Click here to read more on 2008's wide/flared leg trend.

Star motif: 2008 trend

Star motif 2008 fashion trend What is it about stars? Is it the sense of wonder and magic that comes with staring up at a clear night sky? The reminiscence of childhood innocence? Whatever the reason, stars were a continued theme in the 2008 runways. From clothing prints to jewelry to accessories, look out for stars as a trend in 2008. Click here to read more on the 2008 star trend.


Single-Shoulders / Asymmetry

Single shoulder 2008 fashion trend From toga-style dresses to tops to bikinis - asymmetric shoulder-lines have made a huge return in 2008-2009. Revealing a single shoulder in a dress can be subtly sexy and interesting on the eye - and the possibilities for how to wear it are numerous. Click here to read more on the asymmetric / single shoulder trend.


Other's Predictions

Trend predictions from Tobe

Tobe predict trends for 2008Retail and fashion forecasters Tobe have their own predictions about the fashion trends 2008 will hold. Sheer fabric makes their list as well as ours, while sneakers and scarves are some of the more obvious of predictions. Find out what else they're forecasting for the year.

Beyond 2008

2009 Fashion Trends

Look beyond 2008 and join Fashionising.com as we spot and analyse fashion trends in 2009.

Credit: Many thanks to Daniella Zalcman and Alexander Azarov for some of the photos used to promote the Fashion Trends 2008 bible.

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Fashion 2008. 10. 20. 02:56

the collections that will count come spring

Making clothes has always been one part fortune-telling—what will women want to wear in six months' time? With the economy in shambles, designers' prognostications are more divergent than ever. Our top ten shows run the gamut from elegant pragmatism to giddy opulence. In other words, there was something for all tastes and styles.

  1. 1. Ann Demeulemeester

    Ann Demeulemeester left her comfort zone to create what rates among her strongest collections to date, one that had bold shots of color, glittery crystal embroideries, and bunched and wrapped toga dresses, as well as cool, drapey jackets and waistcoats for her rock 'n' roll fans.
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  2. 2. Balenciaga

    Nicolas Ghesquière pushed fashion further into the future with a collection that explored Balenciaga codes via matte and shiny textures. His tissue-fine metallic pleated jackets worn with covetable motocross pants looked like sci-fi armor for a twenty-first-century style-bot.
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  3. 3. Chanel

    In uncertain times, a name like Chanel is something you can believe in. Karl Lagerfeld rolled out all of the house signatures and then some, including tweed, done for Spring in a painterly blown-out check. Result: fashion that's 100 percent impervious to a shaky economy.
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  4. 4. Dolce & Gabbana

    Leave the S&M and bondage references to the amateurs. Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, avowed experts in the subject, abandoned their trademark corsetry (OK, well, not completely) to make the season's most convincing argument for languid, louche pajama dressing.
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  5. 5. Dries Van Noten

    Fashion's most artful realist had another hit on his hands with a mostly black and white collection of shifts, suiting pieces, and one fabulous gold Lurex skirt that was less exuberant than his last two efforts, but never, ever boring.
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  6. 6. Givenchy

    Riccardo Tisci knows his fan base. This season, he gave them plenty of the drop-dead sexy fare they've come to love: expertly cut yet utterly feminine suits, bondage detailing, and Spring's must-have nudes in the form of this tunic-skirt combo with peekaboo transparent paneling.
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  7. 7. Lanvin

    From beginning to end, love-at-first-sight clothes that truly have it all: gorgeous color, voluptuously sexy volumes, and, best of all, an easy, no-corset-necessary construction that makes them a joy to wear. Bravo, Alber Elbaz.
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  8. 8. Louis Vuitton

    If Marc Jacobs has it right—and when has he not?—the sagging economy will leave women hungrier than ever for that special piece. Louis Vuitton had them in spades, from très parisienne forties-shoulder jackets and spangly sweaters to feather minis, and don't forget the eye-catching bags and tribal-art jewelry.
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  9. 9. Marc Jacobs

    He may call Paris home, but the good old U.S. of A. is Marc Jacobs' first love, and his ode to Americana, complete with bustled prairie skirts, glam motorcycle jackets, a nod to his own grunge moment, and much, much more, just might be his most genius collection ever.
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  10. 10. Ralph Lauren

    Harem pants at Ralph Lauren? Believe it. With North Africa as inspiration, the designer produced a savvy, beautiful collection that delivered the trends—there were also camp shirts and safari jackets—without jeopardizing the polish and pragmatism that are the hallmarks of his all-American style.

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3.1 Phillip Lim

Fashion 2008. 10. 20. 02:50
NEW YORK, September 10, 2008
By Meenal Mistry
The elaborate blond wood Moorish arches at the mouth of the runway were an obvious clue that Phillip Lim was about to hitch a ride onto a Spanish caravan for Spring. Far from rehashing flamenco skirts, the designer extracted a few choice motifs from his Andalusian inspiration. Foremost was the ruffle, which fluttered on the back flaps of chiffon trenchcoats and wobbled in tightly mashed form atop the bright Christian Louboutin pumps, but most often it came slightly flattened and unevenly tiered on the hems of garçon jackets and knit dresses. There was also a flash of mantilla fringe, and dresses and coats with the geometric echo of those mosques-turned-cathedrals.

When it comes to his ever-growing business, however, Lim's focus goes beyond Iberia to the global front. And it's that international market's demand for more fashion ("they want the crazy," he said, a few days before the show) that encouraged him to be in experimental mode. But Lim's version of Direction for the Masses—heightened by skewed-bun hairdos and kooky double-loop belts in which many saw strains of Viktor & Rolf—was a bit overdone. There are undeniably great pieces in this collection, but Lim occupies a strange orbit in the fashion universe as the contemporary designer who garners attention equal to his higher-priced counterparts. Now that everyone's listening, sending a cohesive message of brand identity may be the next step.


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A Zara store in Manhattan: Controlling the supply chain is key Jennifer S. Altman


ARTEIXO, SPAIN Many U.S. apparel retailers are choking on slow-moving inventories as consumers hold back on spending. But Spain's Inditex, whose Zara chain pioneered cheap chic, is zipping ahead. The $13.8 billion company, which is closing in on Gap (GPS) for the title of world's biggest clothing retailer, has nearly quadrupled sales, profits, and locations since 2000. This year, Inditex plans to expand by up to 640 stores. "They will weather the storms better than most of their rivals," says Michael Lewis, a supply-management professor at University of Bath's School of Management.

Inditex's secret? Besides selling relatively cheap clothes, which fit the times, the company maintains an iron grip on every link in its supply chain. That enables it to move designs from sketch pad to store rack in as little as two weeks. This "fast fashion" way of doing things has become a model for other apparel chains, such as Los Angeles-based Forever 21, Spain's Mango, and Britain's Topshop, which is set to open in New York next year.

Inditex has spent more than three decades perfecting its strategy. Along the way it has broken almost every rule in retailing. At most clothing companies, the supply chain starts with designers, who plan collections as much as a year in advance. At Inditex, Zara store managers monitor what's selling daily—and with up to 70% of their salaries coming from commission, there's a lot of incentive to get it right. They track everything from current sales trends to merchandise customers want but can't find in stores, then shoot orders to Inditex's 300 designers, who fashion what's needed instantly.

HIGHER PAY AT THE PLANT

Typically, apparel chains outsource the bulk of production to low-cost countries in Asia. Inditex produces half of its merchandise in factories in Spain, Portugal, and Morocco, keeping the manufacturing of the most fashionable items in-house while buying basics such as T-shirts from shops in Eastern Europe, Africa, and Asia. Wages are higher at Inditex—its factory workers in Spain make an average of $1,650 a month, vs. $206 in China's Guandong Province. But the company saves time and money on shipping. Also, Inditex's plants use just-in-time systems developed in cooperation with logistics experts from Toyota Motor (TM), which gives the company a level of control that would be impossible if it were entirely dependent on outsiders.

In addition, Inditex supplies every market from warehouses in Spain. Even so, it manages to get new merchandise to European stores within 24 hours, and, by flying goods via commercial airliners, to stores in the Americas and Asia in 48 hours or less.

Air shipments cost more than transporting bulk packages on ocean freighters. But Inditex can afford them. The company produces smaller batches of clothing, adding an air of exclusivity that encourages customers to shop often. As a result, the chain doesn't have to slash prices by 50%, as rivals often do, to move mass quantities of out-of-season stock. Since the chain is more attuned to the most current looks, it also can get away with charging more than, say, Gap. "If you produce what the street is already wearing, you minimize fashion risk," notes José Luis Nueno, a marketing professor at IESE Business School in Barcelona.

For rivals hoping to mimic Inditex's results, analyst Luca Solca of Sanford C. Bernstein has a bit of advice: Don't follow the Zara pattern halfheartedly. "The Inditex way is an all-or-nothing proposition that has to be fully embraced to yield results."

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