Showing posts with label heidi klum. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heidi klum. Show all posts

Thursday, April 19, 2012

lacy laser cut leather


I have a thing for lacy laser cut leather (say that ten times fast). I loved when Heidi Klum wore the trend in a metallic dress, and I'm dying for Nicole Richie's more gothy version. It's a great way to take simple silhouettes and add interest and dimension. Leather tends to be rather stiff, and putting intricate detailing gives it more movement. It takes away some of the toughness and adds femininity while also being a little flirty, exposing unexpected skin.

Inspired by Miss Richie, I'm dying to get in on this trend. I love it in surprising pieces, like a t-shirt, but it's also a fun way to make basic pieces, like an a-line skirt and shorts, edgy and unique. Nicole and Heidi both went all out for the trend, Nicole paired her top with similar looking black waxed jeans, and Heidi wore it in an entire dress, and was anything but basic with the silver color. However, I think this could look equally as cute worn in a more subtle way. It would give a leather jacket a girlie feel, or add some sexiness to a pair of menswear inspired oxford shoes.






ASOS Top With Laser Cut Broderie // Chloƫ Sevigny for Opening Ceremony Laser Cut Leather Skirt // ALICE by Temperley Libre Laser Cut Leather Shorts // Haider Ackermann Laser Cut Oxford // AllSaints Dana Jacket

Monday, November 21, 2011

hello, heidi



Heidi Klum can have some interesting outfits, and other people may have a mixed reaction to this one, but I love it! Ms. Klum wore this hot, laser cut silver dress to the American Music Awards last night and I can't get enough of it. Sure, Heidi's only affiliation with music is her husband, Seal, but as far as I'm concerned, she can walk any red carpet in a dress like this.

The cutouts aren't modest, they definitely reveal a lot, but I kind of love the way they're a reflection of the silhouette of her bodysuit underneath.

I'm not crazy about her hair, but I love the plain, old-school black slingbacks. And check out that plum nail polish! Perfection.

Way to go, Heidi, for taking the metallic trend to another level. The dress is from English designer, Giles Deacon's Spring 2012 collection, which is filled with more to-die-for skirts and dresses. Check out my favorites below!