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Tendances du printemps 2008

By Louise Catier
14/04/2008

 

Florals are in
To match it, the blouse is the ideal top, but make the difference by wearing it floral and not plain.


 



Maxi dresses and skirts are in
Yet, if you would prefer to be forgetting your trousers for a while, maxi dresses and skirts are massive this season, but once again, try to add a floral touch to be perfectly trendy.

 




                                       
 

Platform heels are also very trendy, as well as all varieties of peep toe shoes. For the colour, do not hesitate one second and prefer a patent one.

To match the shoes and create an even more trendy look, the bags that start taking hold of the High street are either extra big slouchy shoulder bags or mini across body or front bags. Once again, they have to be patent or to match your 70s outfit, either in bright leather or floral. Follow the same colour rules when it comes to the belt: choose an extra large corset belt to build a shape to your maxi dress, or a double very thin leather or patent belt to wear with a long blouse or shirt and the famous extra large trousers.

 
Oversized shades still in
The final touch to reach the perfection is, once again this year, the oversized shades to make you look like a real Hollywood superstar.

                                           
 
To buy on the internet visit: www.stylefinder.com

Here are their references:

- High-waisted Wide Trousers, Jaeger, £175
- Petal Print Blouse, Jaeger, £175
- Floral Print Maxi Dress, Warehouse, £60
- ‘Evita’ Camel Wedge, LK Bennett, £99
- Patent Criss-cross Wedge, D&G, £305
- Mini Across-Body Satchel, Warehouse, £22
- Pruzany Patent Pumps, Aldo, £60
- Thin Patent Belt, Reiss, £35
- Metallic Slouch Bag, LK Bennett, £169
- Ritchie Oversized Shades, Roxy, £50