Tropicana Magazine May-Jun 2019 #124 : Celebration of Success
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THE LOOK<br />
Dior Stellaire<br />
Anya Hindmarch<br />
Small shoelace drawstring<br />
bag in Eau de Nil<br />
Anya Hindmarch<br />
Bottega Venta<br />
Hugo Boss<br />
Slim-fit suit in patterned<br />
virgin wool serge<br />
Gucci<br />
Light cable knit cotton lurex<br />
turtleneck<br />
Gucci<br />
Light crocodile print<br />
leather pencil skirt<br />
Class It up by<br />
Dressing Down<br />
The elegant dressing gets a reboot in the care <strong>of</strong> new creative<br />
directors at the helm <strong>of</strong> fashion’s most refined brands. As when<br />
it comes to fashion news, polished clothes have all ceased to<br />
exist as social media feeds and column spaces are filled with<br />
sartorial genres ranging from retro eclecticism to sexy expensive<br />
streetwear with nothing else in between. Whatever happened to<br />
clothes to go to work in, to have lunch or even to look nice in?<br />
With a series <strong>of</strong> new hires in the fashion houses famed for their<br />
refined elegance this season, looking nice is back. Daniel Lee,<br />
creative director <strong>of</strong> Bottega Veneta presented his first collection<br />
for spring. He incorporates elegance and sophistication as an<br />
essential inspiration to his style.<br />
Versace<br />
Stars, stripes and barocco bag<br />
pre-fall collection<br />
Some <strong>of</strong> the other brands have tapped into the oomph <strong>of</strong> the<br />
‘80s and it never looked more exquisite. Fashion houses<br />
have introduced their brightly coloured A-line skirts, preppy<br />
checkered blazers and flowing trousers which makes it look<br />
effortlessly elegant. TM<br />
TM | MAY/JUNE <strong>2019</strong><br />
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