Cut Out Clothes: Going All White

The fun thing about cut out clothes is that they can basically feature any silhouette, print, length and color and still look sharp, sexy and right on trend. However, simplicity works best in emphasizing the trend and the runway made a perfect example out of that by introducing Magic Dress UK all white dresses, minimal silhouettes to complement the strategically placed cut outs. From delicate cut outs to more obvious ones, and from classic renderings to unique and intricate takes on the trend, this season encourages you to completely embrace your femininity.

While the cutout trend is not as much about evolution, remaining quite consistent all throughout its existence, it is always about showing a hint of skin in an interesting way. Evoking a subtle take on seductiveness, the cutaway clothing is keen on highlighting just the right amount of bareness, focusing on your body strengths, without having you risk appearing unsophisticated. Pretty much depending on your personality, on the event, on what you want to reveal and just how much, cutaway clothing offers plenty of alternatives for both a subtle or a more obvious interpretation of the trend.

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Toronto Fashion Week Recap Part II

For fall 2013 designer Laura Siegel took her inspiration from India — in rich tie-dye prints, easy wrapping and bold natural colours. Educated at Parsons in New York City and at London's Central Saint Martins College, the designer known for her ethical practices and motivations, is also famous for her many collaborations with artisans throughout Asia and South America. "I look at clothes as if they were a home for the body," said Siegel, moments after her presentation during World MasterCard Fashion Week. "Comfort is a huge consideration," she said.

For fall 2013, Dixon saluted the modern day power suit. Dixon is a designing powerhouse, a master at delivering an image of a powerful woman even if she's wearing lace, and chunky crystal jewelry. Dixon prides himself on the growth of each collection as it evolves from one season to the next. In his experience, many women respond to the basics of fashion - colour and shape. He has said that if the silhouette is simple and modern, he then has the freedom to explore with more fanciful textiles - such as pretty black lace layered over black and white houndstooth skinny pants or archly feminine details - as seen in dresses that were embellished with tendrils of swirling fabric or a collar of feather shapes standing rigid under the chin.

DUY fall 2013 collection by Duy Nguyen, winner of Mercedes-Benz Startup program, at World Mastercard Fashion Week. Born in Vietnam and raised in Canada, the designer was chosen by the Mercedes Benz Start-Up program to present his couture-inspired collection Tuesday. Nguyen's craftsmanship is spectacular. He is a master with cut and fit. He also proved his ability to think in unexpected ways: a sweatshirt material MagicDress.co.uk evening gowns uk, blue brushed mohair trousers with a deep green leather top. His sharp horizontal knife-pleat dresses and body conscious leather dresses also underscored the designer's knack for precision fit.

Line Knitwear fall 2013 collection at World Mastercard Fashion Week in Toronto. For next fall they chose the concept of the "gilded city" to guide the collection created for strong, urban women. This collection has a slightly harder edge than in previous seasons, explains Wells.

Sid Neigum fall 2013 collection at World Mastercard Fashion Week in Toronto. Sid Neigum is known for his interest in fashion concepts of androgyny and Goth. The 24-year-old designer is also known for his aversion to colour which has made him a favoured designer among the city's super cool establishment. For fall 2013 the designer moved to a mellower place — though he says it still combines references to what he calls "optimism in a post-apocalypse world." He grappled with issues of futurism in stylish uniform.

Toronto Fashion Week Recap Part I

TORONTO - Fashionable flashbacks marked the kick-off of World MasterCard Fashion Week on Monday as designers served up a fresh take on definitive, signature looks from the recent and distant style past. Here is a quick glance of the the Day 1.

A model shows a creation from Pink Tartan while walking the runway during Toronto Fashion Week in Toronto on Monday, March 18, 2013. Pink Tartan: The love affair with 60s style lingered on in the luxurious range delivered by Pink Tartan as the womenswear label channelled looks evocative of the fashionable era.

A model shows a creation from Chloe comme Parris while walking the runway during Toronto Fashion Week in Toronto on Monday, March 18, 2013. Chloe comme Parris: The mid-tempo rock anthems blaring from the speakers reflected the cool, eclectic grunge vibe showcased in the latest collection from sisters Chloe and Parris Gordon.

A model wears a creation from Bustle while walking the runway during Toronto Fashion Week in Toronto on Monday, March 18, 2013. Bustle: Pattern power dominated the latest collection from husband-and-wife duo Shawn Hewson and Ruth Promislow.

In addition to leopard print tops and flirty pleated dresses in geometric prints, the line was awash in vibrant pops of colour, from hot pinks to deep plums, emerald greens and regal royal blues.

From the streamlined silhouettes of the swinging 60s to 90s-era grunge, Day 1 of fall-winter collections unveiled during the Toronto showcase featured a stylish reboot of some familiar fashions.

Best Shoes from the Fall Winter 2013 Catwalk Shows

These Fall Winter collections are usually concentrated around the key themes and the signature elements keep up with the latest trends. As a rule they include the basic garments like blouses, dresses, trousers, skirts as well as the outerwear and cozy knitwear. However the fashion shoes of this Fall Winter 2013 season were slightly different: instead of the bleak colors and plain silhouettes the major high fashion designers presented the collections with the spring mood: starting from Michael Kors and Thakoon at the New York Fashion Week to Mathew Williamson and Roksanda Illincic at the London Fashion Week. Others preferred to add a bright feel to their collections using the footwear of the original design and colors. We decided to bring you the best footwear from the Fall Winter 2013-2014 fashion collections.

Want to make a statement with your look? Simply accessorize it with these stunning platforms by sophisticated Dolce & Gabbana.

Chic and classy, these Nina Ricci shoes performed in the soft nude with snakeskin elements are the real godsend for the first ladies.

Alexander McQueen fashion brand doesn't stop surprising us with the one-of-a-kind creations. This time it were the eighteen century-inspired shoes that were richly embellished with the rhinestones and pearls and the feather fringed sandals with the gold metallic elements and pearl embellishments.

I cannot think of the better shoes to complement a sexy look rather than these Acne thigh-high boots with open toes that not only look seducing, but also perfectly accentuate the legs.

Architectural wedge heel as well as the pointed toe make these Christian Dior shoes an embodiment of elegance.

Celebrities Front Row At 2013 Paris Fashion Week

Olivia Palermo has us seriously in awe with her Christian Dior front row get-up. She wore a striped dress, quilted burgundy bag and shoes all from the Spring 2013 ready-to-wear collection. Staying stylishly warm, the fashion maven styled out the cold snap in a black Felder Felder coat teamed with crimson lips and a fuss-free updo.

Leigh Lezark brought a flash of colour to the front row opting for a fluoro pink mini, matching clutch and classic Chanel pearls.

Jessica Alba wowed on the front row of Shiatzy Chen in this electric blue silk kimono style mini-dress by the designer. Adding a fashion-edge to the look, Jess worked the only 'do to be seen with over Fashion Week - the top-knot. Perfect!

The gorgeous Milla Jovovich worked a classic Chanel look front row at the Autumn Winter 2013 show.

Lee Lee Sobeiski looked chic and laid-back working a tomboy look at the ADAA Art Show Gala.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West proved they're a couple truly in sync in the style stakes, wearing complementing black and white outfits at Givenchy's Autumn Winter 2013 show.

Top 4 Trends For Fall 2013

New York, London, Milan, and Paris — Fashion Week cities right here.

Shades of Blue

The Fall 2013 runways showcased a wide range of cool blue hues. From Valentino's cobalt jumpsuit to Prada's ladylike sky-blue gingham sheath, there should be enough shades of blue to keep you content all season long.

High-Impact Details

It's easy to say, "It's all in the details," but the Fall '13 collections took a bolder (than ever) stance on standout embellishments and finishes. Whether it be Lanvin's bejeweled tiaras and insect appliques, Gucci's dark-hued feather gowns, Alexander McQueen's Elizabethan takeover, or Julien Macdonald's bright orange mirrored effects, the details were not just an outfit perk — they were the main event.

The (New) Structural Bag

What exactly do we mean by the "new" structural bag? Just that designers spared no angular line or boxy shape where their handheld accessories were concerned. It wasn't limited to sharp-edged crossbody bags and boldly pronounced doctors' bags, either; even the accordian-pleated clutches and camera bags got their structural dues.

You're Grounded

For Fall '13, footwear is getting a reality check - shoes are grounded with lug soles and platforms; rounded toes; heavier soles; and thick, stacked heels. 

The Festival Fashions You'll Wear All Spring

A cute printed romper is perfect in a music festival setting, but it also works just hanging out at a weekend flea market or eating brunch outside on a warm spring day. Pair with a braided belt and an oversized cocktail ring. Also it can be your MagicDress.co.uk cocktail dresses uk.

Wear nothing but a crochet bikini top and fringed suede shorts.Jorts (aka jean shorts) are practically the official uniform of music festival goers everywhere. Plus, they're so simple to style -- just pair with a cute tank. If your jorts are high-waisted, go for a crop top.

If you want more of a girly-girl look, skip the frayed jorts and go for a breezy sundress in a fresh color like mint green.

Channel your inner hippie and pair with a handmade headband made from daisies. OK, yeah, that's probably way too flower child, so just accessorize with a stack of bangles instead. -- BeautyRiot

Paris Fashion Week 2013

IT'S the final leg of our fashion week tour - we've been to New York, London and Milan and now finally on to Paris. As one of the world's chicest cities, synonymous with elegance, decadence and an effortlessly cool attitude to dressing what can we expect?

Catherine Baba wearing a Tsumori Chisato coat and a vintage hat.

Anne Catherine Frey wearing a Margiela for H&M shirt with trousers and a top both from Sonia Rykiel. I've accessorised my look with a 3.1 Phillip Lim bag and Zara shoes.

Elisa Baudoin's dress is by Manoush, my bag is vintage and my shoes are from Mellow Yellow.

Ulyana Sergeenko, designer, wearing Christian Dior couture.

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