Sentence examples for runway trends from inspiring English sources
As a stylist, Pask specializes in putting runway trends in their cultural context.
There are other ways runway trends evolve, having little to do with color conspirers or trend watchers.
Ms. Sack buys with one eye on runway trends, the other on her customers', um, bottom line.
The McDonald's-themed show riffed on "fast fashion" — the phenomenon, popularized by Zara and H&M, of consumers churning through knocked-off runway trends.
To people who care about clothes, the matter of how runway trends get started is the great "How did they build Stonehenge?" of fashion questions.
The result, WGSN says, gives fashion houses the data to back up decisions for last-minute tweaks in their own autumn 2013 collections to match the runway trends.
If there was one spring runway trend that reached critical mass, it was the strong, dark brow.
The hottest runway trend was instant shopping, as the British brand turned its catwalk into a living and breathing shop window.
At first glance, she dismisses the new collection's hot pops of color, another big runway trend, as too bold, and the angular-cut suiting in double-faced cotton as potentially too stiff.
In fact, all year long Stewart, who acts as the face of Balenciaga's fragrance Florabotanica, seemed to be wearing exactly the right thing at precisely the right moment, sporting nearly every major runway trend from of 2012: sheer fabrics (Zuhair Murad; Jason Wu); the bra top and bare midriff (Balenciaga); pajamas (Roberto Cavalli); and graphic black and whites (forthcoming from Louis Vuitton).
She was wearing a big leather coat, a long droopy scarf and ragged-edged jeans, giving everyone heart palpitations because her uncombed hair and scrubbed clean face coincided exactly with the current runway trend for very natural makeup and unstyled hair.
