Fashion Trend Guide: LF's Fall Fashion Show

Friday, November 20, 2009

LF's Fall Fashion Show

Last night I attended the fall fashion show put on by LF at Blush in Santa Barbara. It was enjoyable but brief, and filled with many of my favorite fashion trends on the rise. Perhaps the buyer/stylist at LF is reading the same blogs as I am, because many of the looks resonated with me. They featured pieces favored by some of the most popular fashion bloggers. For instance, the Jeffrey Campbell "Potion" boots, the Sam Edelman ankle boot/wedges (sans harness), and plenty of sheer pieces echoed a lot of the looks I've been seeing on many fashion bloggers. Here are some of my favorite shots from the show.

LF fall 2009 fashion show

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A quick summary of trends seen on the runway includes:
1. studded ankle boots (inspired by Isabel Marant, of course)
2. flared-leg jeans (yes, they're back!)
3. sheer panels and lace fabrics
4. fringe
5. leather skinnies and moto jackets
6. velvet blazers
7. moto jeans
8. distressed denim
9. ripped socks
10. over-the-knee socks
11. cropped, sharp-shoulder jackets
12. body con skirts and dresses
13. sequins
14. cropped tops
15. neutral hues such as black, gray, silver, etc.

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