Emerging Talents Milan are always on my MFW calendar. They not only offer the most exquisitely produced fashion shows in beautiful interiors of Palazzo Visonti, but also showcase emerging designers, that I am happy to discover and share their work with you. This year has been very special for Emerging Talents Milan as they were celebrating the 5th anniversary and it was even more magical to participate in their fashion shows and gala dinner.
Are you wondering which trends are best to wear this Fall-Winter 21/22 season? It is hard to choose from all that the fashion industry prepared for us. Designers were very creative as always, but this season they produced more realistic designs. Ready-to-wear designs are more functional and respectful to the changing world. Trends that work for every style and age. As always this season will make us dream and let us be inspired by fashion. There is optimism found in fabrics and colours. There is also a more sustainable approach to fashion on the catwalks and on the shelves. Which is more and more visible in Fashion. Brands that are not fully sustainable try to add more and more designs to their collections. They experiment with new fabrics and recycle them. Fall-Winter 21/22 trends are designed to shake up a bit this season, surprise us with bold designs. Of course, it’s hard to keep up with all of the trends. That is why I selected 2 trends, that can be easily adapted in daily life. They can be worn to work, shopping, stroll in the city or a dinner. You don’t need to be worried that they will be only one season items, as they will stay with us longer. Without further ado please check the hottest Fall-Winter 21/22 Trends curated by Bella Zofia.
Milan Fashion Week has come to an end, but before moving on to Paris I wanted to share with you some of my favourite street style moments in Milano. I loved this fashion week so much. It was nearly like Covid is not exist, especially comparing it to SS21. Back then, there was nearly no influencers and no physical shows. Milan’s showgoers this time showed up and were dressed like there is no pandemic. There were so many outfits to admire and I loved it. It really felt like I am home. For me Italian fashion is and Milan Street style is some of the most inspiring, so I was happy. I would see that people just enjoyed being dressed again. The style was more expressive than before.
Dear readers read about my stay in Schloss Hotel in Zermat with my friend Swiss blogger Anna. Our fabulous breakfast in bed, the CBD Spa and trip with Zermatt Matterhorn to the mountains.
My dear friends, Fashion & Glamour in Geneva, is the title of an editorial photoshoot that The Style Studio produced for cChic Magazine. Preparing those images for the magazine and you were a very creative and exciting project for me and I was very happy to hold the printed issue in my hands.
For most of us 2020 has not been the most exciting year, but why not make the end of this year magical and get into the Christmas mood early. We can start to plan the Holidays, menu, decorations, ski trips and family time. It’s also a time of the year when we think about our loved ones and what we could buy for them, so they could feel appreciated and loved, but also gifts that will be useful and spark joy.
Milan Streetstyle by Izabela Switon-Kulinska @bella_zofia After the Copenhagen Fashion Week, that I attended in August I was very excited about FW at my favorite European city. Considering the situation it was clear that it won’t be the normal fashion week, especially that Milan was so badly affected during the pandemic, but Camera della Moda…
Elegance with a twist, this is Capella Dress. This beautiful, red, tuxedo style, mini dress is both classy and feminine. Suit-inspired tailoring meets playful, lace accents on the back of the dress. To add more sophistication and power to the outfit designer added gunmetal buttons. I do feel fearless in it and I am sure that many modern women will feel the same.
