Forget color blocking; for Fall 2013, it's the stark contrast of various fabrics that's really making waves.
Fabric blocking is the combination of two or more fabrics utilized within a single garment. The use of contrasting fabrics adds an interesting multi-textural feel, which couldn’t be more apt for the colder seasons where layering and texture are often key to successful, on-trend looks. Why remain neutral when you can consider- and wear- both sides of the fabric story. For the upcoming season make a spilt decision and combine your leather with wool, silk, mesh and lace.
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| Antonio Berardi |
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| Burberry Prorsum |
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| Belstaff |
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| Burberry Prorsum |
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| Carolina Herrera |
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| Charlotte Ronson |
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| Jason Wu |
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| DKNY |
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| DVF |
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| Sally Lapointe |
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| Victoria Beckham |
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| Michael Kors |
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| Michael Kors |
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| Michael Kors |
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| Michael Kors |
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| Michael Kors |
Not feeling adventurous enough to sport these runway looks, try the street styles below.
For an edgy twist on a classic topper, try a denim jacket with leather sleeves. The dark, glossy finish on the sleeves provides a cool contrast to the traditional indigo hue.
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| Paige |
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| Phillip Lim |
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| Phillip Lim |
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| Phillip Lim |
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| Jason Wu |
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| Jason Wu |
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| Acne |
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| Phillip Lim |
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| Acne |
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| Jason Wu |
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| Jason Wu |
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| Fendi |
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