2010 Fall Fashion Trend Alert: Jumpsuits

Designers stick to some of the must have fashion pieces throughout various seasons. The Fall/Winter 2010 jumpsuit fashion trend is one of the style tendencies that is repeatedly elaborated as well as completed and upgraded with additional details as well as brand new tailoring techniques. Adding a stylish belt as well as softening the textures and letting some space to make these stylish fashion items both comfy and voguish all are some of the latest inventions in creating A-list jumpsuit designs. 


Jumpsuits seem to stay in the spotlight when it comes of both casual as well as formal chic.These universal outfit pieces indeed banish the headaches caused by the exhausting search for the various style items that would make up a spotless apparel. Indeed a similar overall designs would spare us of searching for separate items. Therefore if you were a great jumpsuit fan during the summer season make sure you keep these designs and get hold of the brand new versions of the classy piece. These examples illustrate how jumpsuits can be turned into real ceremonial and high brow outfits as well as more casual and comfy outfits. Choose the one that best suits your preferences and keep an eye on the designer collections that would offer you the chance to master the trend.




Cynthia Steffe
Jean Paul Gaultier
Cynthia Rowley
Ports 1961

Casual Chic Jumpsuits

A rainy autumn or a late summer day might ruin your mood, however why not cheer yourself and your outfit up with these jumpsuit styles that are perfect for a relaxing shopping binge as well as for a business meeting. The tweet and cotton texture would dress down the refined look of jumpsuits making them perfect to embed into an urban casual chic outfit. Pair this with your favorite trench or stylish jacket as well as a cute shirt and heels for a dainty allure. Draw some inspiration from the jumpsuit wear ideas revealed in the collections of Cynthia Steffe and Jean Paul Gaultier in order rock the look without any difficulties.

On the other hand you can also opt for these cute jumpsuits in their velvet or silky version if you would like to sport a fab business wear or a more glamorous look. These indeed scream for heels, therefore grab your booties, sandals and don't forget about the socks and shoes trend which is oh-so-popular during the year. The collections of Cynthia Rowley as well as Ports 1961 would fuel you with enough creative ideas to adopt and also accessorize the trend with the proper footwear as well as a stylish belt and handbags.



Vena Cava
Preen
Calvin Klein
Bottega Venetta

Cocktail Jumpsuits

Angles and volume are some of the magic words when it comes of cocktail jumpsuits. These designs indeed perfectly suit a formal or semi-formal event as a high class party. Due to the spectacular tailoring as well as fabric and texture use these designs suit the preferences of those who would like to make a classy and at the same time up-to-date impression on the public. Cut-out as well as low neck designs are presented during the A/W RTW 2010 collections of Vena Cava and Preen. Radiate femininity and sex-appeal by highlighting your best features.

However the more revolutionary designs also include the buttoned-up as well as architectural jumpsuits as the ones showed at the presentation of Calvin Klein and Bottega Venetta. For a cutting edge and less conventional effect embrace this branch of the fashion trend and flash your style-consciousness with your unique style aura.




Antonio Berardi
L.A.M.B.
Altuzarra
Altuzarra

Goth Chic Jumpsuits

Some of the most acclaimed designers turned to the dark side to live out their style fantasies. This indeed offers a thrilling pleasure to fans of alternative and more precisely Goth looks. The Goth chic jumpsuits appealing to velvet, leathers as well as the draping technique and sheer fabrics all serve the same purpose namely to strike the public with the out-of-this-world allure of these designs. These apparently stage outfits can however be embedded into a chic outfit for the brave ones. Antonio Berardi, L.A.M.B. and Altuzarra are some of the worth keeping in mind fashion houses when it comes of inspiration.

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Lace and Leather Looks for Fall 2010

Suits, lace and leather – these trends, and others, all add up to surprisingly wearable Fall/Winter 2010 collections.
ARE designers playing safe for Fall? Yes, and no.

Fashion tends to follow the dictates of the economy and is a reflection of our times. That’s why you can sort of chart the economy through hemlines, they say: if the economy’s up, so are hemlines; if it’s not so healthy, we’ll be wearing long skirts. But there will always be designers who will be different, which is what makes fashion fun and unpredictable!

So this season, apart from the noticeable wearability of clothes as seen at Prada and Celine, you get some geometric and graphic pieces from Balenciaga, Marc by Marc Jacobs, and Zac Posen.

Generally, most designers have emphasized tailoring, with the focus, this time around, being on what people could actually wear – it’s not easy to translate fantastical runway clothes into everyday wear but several collections managed it quite well for Fall/Winter 2010.

Bottega Veneta

Marc Jacobs, for one, had a safe collection, as did Prada and Dolce & Gabbana. Celine, under Phoebe Philo, is already a byword for perfect pieces to complete and complement an existing wardrobe; Gucci also brought out a collection of lovely, wearable clothes.

There are some things that will always remain true in Fall, though: leather and fur are still key trends and there was, as always, plenty of glamour and sparkle as well as a lot of richness in texture and fabric.

If Spring/Summer 2010 featured light leather in nude shades, Fall/Winter goes back to black leather.
It was like a roll-call of brands with leather: Bottega Veneta, Dior, Balmain, Hermes and DKNY offered everything from trench coats to trousers in leather. And yes, the all-leather look is something to think about for Fall.

Balenciaga

Fur is something that will always appear during Fall/Winter, and Chanel was prominent in displaying it in coats, trimming and boots (see our round-up of Fall/Winter accessories, All or nothing, right).
Lanvin also featured fur along with Michael Kors, who fur-trimmed his clutches.

The military trend is still going strong, we’re obviously not done with it yet; this was seen at Burberry, which had military coats and aviator-style jackets, and Max Mara, which offered that classic combination of trench coats and boots.

Minimalism was back in the forefront, this time with a more sophisticated style.

The emphasis was very much on the quality of the luxurious fabrics, so the perfect cut and tailoring were very important. Frida Giannini of Gucci came out with a collection you could build an entire wardrobe on.
These two trends combined to produce collections full of classical looks and wearability, as seen from the trousers, great tops, and the perfect pea coat from Phoebe Philo at Celine; even Marc Jacobs came out with a collection from which you could pick classic pieces.

Another trend was suits. There was Alexander Wang and his deconstructed pinstripe suits; Stella McCartney showcased some great suits while Bottega Veneta had an amazing all-leather one; Dolce & Gabbana had beautifully-cut jackets and even Diane Von Furstenberg, that grande dame of dresses, did suits!

Lace was another favourite trend, with Burberry showing off lace skirts and blouses and Dolce & Gabbana and Givenchy also adding lashings of lace.

Also look for more feminine clothes this coming Fall/Winter: Christian Dior had plenty of chiffon and ruffles and Versace sent out fitted and short dresses along with elegant long ones as well.

Louis Vuitton had curves in the forefront with a collection of corsetted dresses with full skirts. Draping as always was a prominent feature in collections from Alexander Wang, Halston, Lanvin, Narcisco Rodriguez and Rodarte, to name a few.  Designers used velvet as well as metallics for that all-important shine.
If you like capes, there are plenty to choose from, long or short; Phillip Lim showcased several, Marc Jacob’s had one in shearling, and Alexander Wang had a long version.

And the colour for this season? Black, of course! Elegant, simple and perfect