October Menswear Edito: Bold, Bad Boy Fashion
by Ryan Wallace Here in LA we may not have traditional seasons, but with the arrival of the Santa Ana Winds that blow a mysterious haze over the city, you can tell the arrival of Fall. The Winds sweep mystery into the city—a sense of uncertainty fills the streets as the weather bounces between extremes...
October Womenswear Edito
by Maude Bourcier This fall, there is no limit. You can shamelessly let yourself be guided by your instincts and desires. Why not indulge in this bad girl look that you’ve always wanted to adopt? Visit Madly Juicy Magazine’s October issue daily to get multiple tips about mixing textures and leathers, to wear studded accessories...
Transitional pieces to last well into the fall season – Peachy Palettes
by Helen Murray It’s that time of the year again; that frustrating in between season where you want to keep wearing your summer favourites but are thwarted by an annoyingly persistent chill in the air. But do not despair or slip into an autumnal depression, the good news is that some of the key pieces...
Hong Kong Street Fashion: Back to School Style Guide
by Justin Tong Time flies, and soon Fall will come to an end. But you still have plenty of time to enjoy this season in fashion. Still have no ideas on how to dress this Fall? Here are some stylish college students in Hong Kong showcasing the latest back-to-school 2012 trends. Ranking amongst the top 5...
The Colour Purple — Fall 2012’s Richest Colour Trend and How to Wear it Right
by Christine Beswick While most seasons follow seasonal mood swings when it comes to colour trends, fall is the one season you have to play with when it comes to taking your colour cues from the hues of nature. Where winter is the season to play with dark or moodier colours, and spring and summer...
London vs. Paris – Choose your Suit
by Emily Wassell As far as fashion capitals go, London and Paris seem evenly matched. Both have historic fashion houses and cutting-edge new designers, both have a huge international following, and both have just redesigned the suit. Differently! Classic, chic Paris has created the modern statement suit, all bright colors and bold patterns. Cool, urban...
Notion Style: Affordable and comfortable feminine design
by Hélène Deconinck There are designers who see fashion as something more than shoulders, waist and hips. Among them, the artist and designer Bisa Benett and her daughter Tijana, are determined to prove that quality fashion can be affordable ($20 for tops, from $100 to $150 for dresses and up to $350 for coats) with...
Key colours this fall – All that Glitters
by Helen Murray This fall, the catwalks are paved with gold. Beaming and shimmering, this season’s gold is daring, brash and comes with a health warning: not for the faint-hearted. Floor skimming molten gowns and iridescent maxis are headlining, lighting up the other more muted shades. Whether you fancy being an all over bronzed goddess,...
7 Layering Techniques to Keep you Warm and Fashion this Fall
by Christine Beswick Like a perfectly blended non fat cappuccino on a lazy Saturday morning, the perfect man, and the best hair cut and color that you’ve had in years, the best things in life come with a multitude of layers. The same can be said about fashion when you are moving into the most...
Fall Guide to Accessorizing
by Justin Tong Accessorizing your outfit is never an easy task, and though menswear accessories can be sum up to wristwatches and neckties, getting some good tips on how to wear them is always useful. Let’s start by throwing on a wristwatch. This may be news, but your time teller doesn’t need to be coated...
Tangerine Tango – How to wear the Pantone Color of the year this fall
by Morgan Tien Wearing orange can be tricky, as it doesn’t compliment everybody’s hair or skin tone. Yet, pantone tangerine tango is the color of the year. If you still want to follow the trend, there is one thing you should remember: a little can make a difference. “While I love this bright punchy shade,...
Old Tee, New Look
by Samra Mayanja The basic tee is often left undervalued and abounded in the corners of our wardrobes. But despite its simplicity, there are a few simple ways that you can rework it to make a statement over and over again. Using the basic tee as a foundation, creating different silhouettes every time, running out...
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