The Satchel: STREETS

19.2.13

[Bloody Oxblood] Not Red Not Brown

Oxblood is definitely making its mark this season and although it has been around for longer than some might think, I believe its presence will continue to linger in the future. As you can see in this post, it is a really versatile hue. I love how it can be translated into many forms of fashion, beauty and accessories.

On the top of my wish list is an oxblood leather jacket, the kind of leather that has that aged, beaten look in a deep rich oxblood tone (not red, not brown), a pair of ankle boots in a slightly lighter earthier oxblood and a bag (I'm eyeing the Alexander Wang Printed Lizard Marion Bag or the Marc by Marc Jacobs Too Hot to Handle textured leather tote)

The Satchel
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18.7.12

There was plenty of street style to admire during Europe's Fall Fashion Shows! I hope these posts have been somewhat useful in breaking it all down for you. Street style continues by incorporating elements of colour, pattern and texture (covered in previous posts) to create overall looks.
Everyone is able to identify stunning individual pieces, but not everyone has the ability to put these pieces together to create entirely new looks. In Europe some took inspiration from the 70s revival but added their own twist, while others simply invented their own unique ensembles, seemingly in the moment.

[Street Style: Colour] posted

[Street Style: Pattern] posted

[Street Style: Texture] posted

[Street Style: Accessories] posted

[Street Style: Details] posted

[Street Style: Looks] includes:

In the Moment.

and

That 70's Show.

In the Moment.