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FASHION FIX™
#207
22.06.04 NAF
NAF,
St. Tropez.
This feather-light cotton dress comes to life in this vivid shade of green. The pretty bodice shape at the top is highlighted with the....
FASHION FIX™
#206
18.06.04 RELIGION, La Suite,
St. Tropez.
Mickey mouse is popping up everywhere! In St Tropez Patch 2 has a Vintage Disney label and
La Suite stocks a range from...
FASHION FIX™
#205
12.06.04 ANTIK BATIK, Trinity,
St. Tropez.
We adore this shape, perfect for summer music festivals. The added embroidery and beadwork gives the print a
precious...
FASHION FIX™
#204
05.06.04 CLEMENTS RIBEIRO, Body Art,
St. Tropez.
This pretty retro dress has some interesting details that add a modern touch; buttons are striped plastic and the insertion bands...
FASHION FIX™
#203
29.05.04 DIESEL, Why Not,
St. Tropez.
We've been spotting lots of snazzy prints in St Tropez this season and this little swimsuit is a great example.
We love the...
FASHION FIX™
#202
19.05.04 AZUNI, Nana
Ki,
Paris.
This elaborate necklace is from the Costume Collection by London based company
Azuni. It’s inspired by vintage jewellery and...
FASHION FIX™
#201
14.05.04 MAHARISHI, London.
This silk slip dress by Maharishi is the perfect summer shape. We love the vibrant print, which really lifts the
spirits. Hardy Blechman...
FASHION FIX™
#200
11.05.04 QUINTA
COLONNA, Liberty, London.
This jersey tank is by little-known Italian label Quinta Colonna. The range in Liberty is full of delicate dresses and sheer tops with lots...
FASHION FIX™
#199
06.05.04 MARIA
CHEN-PASCUAL, Topshop, London.
The latest Maria Chen-Pascual collection is designed exclusively for Topshop's Boutique section. These limited edition ranges are...
FASHION FIX™
#198
04.05.04 MARTIN
MARGIELA,
London.
Just off Bond Street is Bruton Street; a cultural oasis full of art galleries and antiques - now home to top designer names! Stella...
FASHION FIX™
#197
27.04.04 PINK
SODA, Topshop,
London.
This lovely summer skirt is as light as a feather and the cheery colour mix is a great pick-me-up! The simple circular shape with tie...
FASHION FIX™
#196
12.04.04 BLAAK, Hoxton Boutique,
London.
This gorgeous dress is a key style for summer; it’s a feminine shape, which contrasts with the chevron print and we love the twisted...
FASHIONFIX™
#195
31.03.04 VIVIENNE WESTWOOD,
London.
On 1st April 2004 the Victoria and Albert Museum launches a major exhibition of the work of Vivienne Westwood. The show is the...
FASHIONFIX™
#194
24.03.04 FRANCESCO
BIASIA,
Milan.
We're always on the lookout for the perfect bag and this sturdy leather style is both practical and good-looking! The simple styling...
FASHIONFIX™
#193
17.03.04 BARBARA BUI, Paris.
One of the big trends highlighted in our latest retail report looks at new cropped lengths. This shirt...
FASHIONFIX™
#192
01.03.04 BALENCIAGA,
Kabuki, Paris.
Kabuki is one of the stores that we always take a look at in Paris; it's owned by Barbara Bui and carries a great range of the new...
FASHIONFIX™
#191
13.02.04 FULLCIRCLE, Urban Outfitters,
London.
There's no escaping the miniskirt this season, but why should you when there are styles like this by
Fullcircle. This little number has...
FASHIONFIX™
#190
03.02.04 STELLA
McCARTNEY,
Koh Samui, London..
We're always on the lookout for fab new printed jersey shapes and we fell in love with this flimsy little vest by Stella
McCartney...
FASHIONFIX™
#189
22.01.04 MANGO,
London.
The mac is a major trend spotted on the S/S 2004 catwalks, and this chic example by Mango combines all the key features...
FASHIONFIX™
#188
12.01.04 ALEXANDER
McQUEEN,
London.
Alexander McQueen's 'dance marathon' show was one of the highlights of the spring/summer '04 collections. This flippy little...
waist. It's a retro shape
that...
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TRENDZOOM™
Forecast - S/S 2006
published
30 December 2004 - 73
page 6121-6193
This TRENDZOOM
forecast is packed with fresh ideas for S/S 2006 and includes new added
print and graphic ideas. The report is divided into six themes covering all womenswear
areas and each trend offers a stimulating colour palette specifically focused according to end use. Original designs, in a clear illustrative style, are highly detailed and
include jewellery, accessories and footwear.
EARTHEN - a worldly mix of native influences.
REVOLUTION - inspired by Russia and China.
VITAL - a mix of streetwise and feminine styles.
CONCEAL - unstructured styles fit like a second-skin
ENDURE - handcrafted and truly feminine.
TENSION - tennis kits and starched uniforms.
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TRENDZOOM™
Colour Forecast - S/S 2006
published
15 December 2004 - 1
page 6122
Just out and ahead of the main TRENDZOOM forecast are colours for Spring/Summer 2006, an exclusive palette produced by TRENDZINE - Fashion Information.
Complete general colour story with enough colour representation for all womenswear markets. The main forecast is divided into six colour stories specifically focused according to end use. Highlights from this season's palette are: green, which is cast through blue and yellow tones, shades of rich orange, which are particularly strong and a wide range of neutral colour.
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CATWALK
Details & Swimwear - Paris, Milan, London & New York - S/S 2005
published
28 November 2004 - 89
pages 6032 - 6120
This new accessories and swimwear issue shines the focus on new trends for spring/summer 2005. African tribal and bright trippy patterns are very popular for fabric covered accessories and swimwear. Reptile textured finishes are ‘on trend’ for bags, belts and footwear and the hottest jewellery takes inspiration from Morocco, Romania and the Far East.TRIBES
- vibrant tribal costume.
HAREM - oriental inspired decoration.
HUNTER - snake and reptile patterns.
EARTHY - natural wood grains.
ALICE - pretty and delicate details.
TRIPPY - bright, shock tactic colour.
TECH - contemporary and modern accessories.
SWISH - ladylike sportswear classics.
VAMP - sexy bohemian looks.
STARRY - crystal and silver details.
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TRADESHOW
Expofil A/W 2005/6 & S/S 2006 Preview
published 12 November
2004 - 8
pages
This report shows the key trends in colour, yarn and innovative fibres for the autumn/winter
2005/6 season and also includes a preview of spring/summer 2006 colour and trends!
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TRADESHOW
MOD'AMONT Autumn/Winter 2005
published 09 November
2004 - 5
pages
This show exhibits creative trims, components and accessories for all product areas. Mod’amont is getting a much higher profile than in previous seasons as trims are deemed to "make all the difference to a product".
After presenting the main trends, we’ll give you the low down on the items that we feel make that difference.
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CATWALK
Trends - Paris, Milan, London & New York - S/S 2005
published
05 November 2004 - 125
pages 5907 - 6031
The definitive Catwalk trend report is
bursting with essential information to inspire and inform. We have edited over 35,000 photos so you can be sure that no area is overlooked.
Each trend is clearly analysed and broken down into: styles, detail, fabric and print. Find out which
are the key looks for next summer and stay one step ahead!
CARNIVAL - an Afro-Caribbean inspired mood.
ADVENTURE - ladylike goes on safari.
BAUHAUS - new linear & geometric pattern.
PLAIN JANE - stripped down classics.
SOLDIER BLUE - urban military dress.
BLOW UP - volume bursts onto the scene.
GYPSIES - peasant styles in bright floral pattern.
FUTURE CUT - contemporary cutting techniques.
VOODOO - tribal & ethnic costume inspires dark magic.
IMAGINE - new images evoke a sense of fun.
DANCER - flamenco, exotic, ballroom - get dancing!
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TRADESHOW
Première Vision & Indigo Autumn/Winter 2005/6
published 12 October 2004 -
10
pages
PREMIERE VISION:
Showcasing the fabric and colour trends for Autumn 2005/6, PV manages to inspire designers and buyers alike with a remarkably creative offering this season.
INDIGO: This year's Texprint winners are exhibiting cutting edge innovation in the areas of knit, weave, print, use of colour and combining technical skill with creative originality. We spoke to some of the graduates about the inspiration driving their
creativity...
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STREETWALK™ trends
London Autumn 2004
published
11 October 2004 - 55
pages 5852 - 5906
Check out the latest shapes, colour, details, accessories, prints and styling news.
There's a real buzz around the London Fashion Week Shows. Editors, designers and buyers don't just wear the latest trends they point the way forward with their own personal brand of styling. We select our favourite looks and hot items to inspire your designs...COLOUR
- single items in saturated colour.
SHAPE - distinctive new shapes & silhouettes.
UPTOWN - dressing up and ladylike details.
GRAPHIC - jazzy mix of prints and pattern.
ETHNIC - handcrafts inspired by travel.
URBAN - rogue's gallery of pirates & punks.
ORGANIC - natural fabric, knits & stylish layers.
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EVENT
London Fashion Week S/S 2005
FREE
REPORT published 06 October 2004 -
39
pages
This Special London Fashion Week issue kicks off with a new trends page highlighting the new styles, prints and details to watch for in spring-summer 2005. With over 40 designer shows, this feature offers a detailed insight into fashion in London - and spotlights the most influential designers this season!
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London's Off-Schedule shows S/S 2005
FREE
REPORT published 28
September 2004 - 14
pages
London is a breeding ground for creative excellence and innovation, all around the capital the Off-Schedule shows are buzzing with energy and raw talent waiting to be discovered. This is where it all
begins...
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TRADESHOW
Prêt à Porter & Who's Next Paris S/S 2005
published 13
September 2004 - 10
pages
PRET A PORTER spring/summer 2005 is fizzing with skimpy barely-there styles to set pulses racing. Dazzling colour combinations, intricate embroideries, prints and trims show an eclectic mix of handicraft influences from all corners of the globe. More demure and genteel looks are also featuring strongly in muted and softer toned prints, flounces and frills in silks, voiles and lightweight cottons. T-shirts and tops are pretty and feminine, made of fluid jersey knits in superfine cottons or cotton/viscose blends, where comfort and fit are key and tiny details make a big difference.
Building on last season's expansion, WHO’S NEXT continues to be a premium launchpad for an increasing number of up and coming edgy labels. Here are some outstanding ranges, picked not only for their unique concept, but also their extremely high standards and quality.
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RETAIL
Trends - Paris & London Autmn/Winter 2004
published
07 September 2004 - 83
pages 5769 - 5851
This season’s retail scene is luxurious! Coats shimmer with metallic threads or feature brooches and ribbons. Herringbone and tweed team with silk in camisole tops and frayed edges highlight angled seams on skirts. Bows and ties fasten shapely jackets and party dresses are cut with a 1920's silhouette in velvet and lace. The latest pants
LAVISH - fabrics and trims with a hint of luxury.
ORIGINAL - new shapes full of volume.
POUT & PREEN - feminine shape and detail.
THE SECRETARY - wardrobe staples - the new looks.
DODGE CITY - western details flood in.
CHAOTIC - print collections make a strong impression.
URBAN FEMME - streetwear with a new spin.
SPEAKEASY - lush dresses with a retro vibe.
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TRADESHOW
Pure London Spring/Summer 2005
published 17 August 2004 -
7
pages
Pure is an important event on the London fashion calendar and with over 800 collections to choose from we were kept busy!
Exhibitors at the show offer collections to suit every store and budget: popular classics, designer brands and contemporary labels with focus on creativity and original detail.
Check out our pick of the collections and don’t miss our TREND area - for inspiration at a glance!
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STREETWALK™
IBIZA Club/Party trends Summer 2004
published
30 July 2004 - 38
pages 5731 - 5768
This streetwalk issue is packed with sensational photos and directional trend analysis.
The Ibiza club scene is a heady mix of sexy exhibitionist costume and castaway hippy chic - we select the best trends that will have an impact on the next party
season...
CRAFT - a strong hippy vibe.
SHOCK - new colour trends.
PURE - white for night.
JEANS - new customised looks.
SPORT - fast colour and styling.
SWEET - cute dolly styles.
PRINT - tropical island or ethnic.
BLACK - new shapes & details.
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TRADESHOW
Bread & Butter Berlin Spring/Summer 2005
published 27 July
2004 - 5
pages
In Gold We Trust, BBB’s theme for their 7th show helps to launch Spring/Summer 2005 with the Midas touch. Check out the latest denim and streetwear labels and don’t miss ‘trends at a glance’ on page five!
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RETAIL
Resort Trends - St. Tropez Summer 2004
published
15 July 2004 - 74
pages 5657 - 5730
This well-researched retail issue is a directional report with indications for the hot trends to watch in 2005!
We look closely at the retail scene in St Tropez. The leading trend is for bold decoration - we love the baubles and big sequins! Fabric is pivotal to lots of these themes and lightweight or sheers are key this season.
BAUBLES
& BEADS - the new covetable details.
COOL & CRAFTY - handcrafted elements.
DAINTY & DELICATE - light fabrics and lacy knits.
FRILLY & FANCY - add a feminine touch.
SAUCY & SASSY - hot streetwear trends.
LUSH & LOUD - prints that scream for attention.
GLAM & GLITZ - party influences and corset styling.
ACTIVE & NEW - modern styles with simple twists.
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STREETWALK™
St. Tropez RESORT trends Summer 2004
published
30 June 2004 - 83
pages 5574 - 5656
This summer St. Tropez is buzzing with new
trends. We’ve got all the latest graphics, prints, shapes, accessories and styling tips.
New for this issue: ‘TAKING IT FORWARD’ zooms ahead with our top tips for next season.
PINK WINK - A feminine mood sweeps the streets.
TRAVEL CHIC - First class urban casuals.
IMPRESSION - Florals paint a pretty picture.
SHAPE UP - Get into asymmetry and cool pattern.
BAZAAR - Feel the boho-bazaar beat.
DESERT ISLAND - Castaway on a desert island.
MODERNIST - Patterns with a graphic appeal.
SPORTY - Sport inspired but definitely not sporty.
TEXT MESSAGE - Get the message with wordy motifs.
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TRENDZOOM™
Forecast - Autumn/Winter 2005/6
published
28 May 2004 - 65
pages 5509 - 5573
New
collections for A/W 2005/6 are full of delicious texture and print.
Expect some hand-worked details to emerge through all areas, whether
it’s through hand-knitting, printing or customised looks. There are
new silhouettes in streetwear, contemporary tailoring and eveningwear
areas. Casualwear gets a twist with lots of asymmetry and in our
‘realism’ trend you’ll find a new take on the preppy look that we
know you’ll find inspiring.
TACTILE - feel your way through this textural feast!
OPULENT - inspired by oriental art and a bohemian spirit!
REALISM - a youthful preppy look for strictly feminine styles!
HYPE - new proportions and styling for active streetwear!
URBANITE - masculine styling into sexy tailoring!
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CATWALK
Details - Paris, Milan, London & New York - A/W 2004/5
published
23 April 2004 - 98
pages 5411 - 5508
The catwalk
accessories issue is bursting with new ideas!
This season designers are looking everywhere for inspiration leaving no stone unturned - literally! Beetles, bugs, slices of rocks and bones are just some of the details featured. In Wild Thing we take a look at the surge towards reptile patterns and animal prints, which will be big
news...
HUNTRESS
- Get a little wild in the country!
CHARMING - The new ladylike approach.
WILD THING - Go mad for animal magic.
VICTORIAN - A blast into the past.
INTENSITY - The shock of the new!
ELEMENT - A natural element.
NEW EDGE - Modern design goes pop!
DIVINE - The glitterati gets glam.
SPECTATOR - Sporty has a bright future.
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CATWALK
Trends - Paris, Milan, London & New York - A/W 2004/5
published
08 April 2004 - 112
pages 5299 - 5410
In this issue
we’ve put together the best styles and shapes, colour and fabric themes, decorative ideas and surface prints into ten top trends.
Woodland takes the lead with a warm mix of fabrics and texture. Tailoring is big news; suits are sexy and feminine but the newer proportions in Tomboy shouldn’t be overlooked! Don't miss
Bohemia; it's all in the styling!
WOODLAND - texture, warmth and a touch of
drama...
SEDUCTION - sexy skirt suits rule!
IN EXCESS - rich and exotic oriental styles.
BOHEMIA - stylish mix of quirky contrasts.
TIFFANY - tailoring inspired by stylish icons.
TOMBOY - new proportions with a masculine edge.
VISION - digital prints or hand painting?
INSTINCT - leopard, skins, fur and reptile...
ALIEN - new hi-tech fabrics point the way ahead.
PLAYER - casual options with sporty influences.
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EVENT
Central St. Martins MA Collections A/W 2004/5
published 23 March 2004 -
9
pages FREE
REPORT
The Central St Martins’ MA fashion course produces some of the world’s hottest design talent. This year’s graduate shows at the King’s Road Fashion Week tents were impressive. We
talk to some of the designers to find out their inspirations, ambitions and what’s in store for the future of fashion...
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TRADESHOW
Première Vision & Indigo Spring/Summer 2005
published 15 March 2004 -
11
pages
The mood is optimistic, colourful and bubbling over with
energy...we take a look at the new fabric collections and select key trends for spring/summer 2005!
INDIGO: we track down some talented individuals and creative companies who will
influence surface pattern trends in the coming seasons...
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TRADESHOW
Expofil Spring/Summer 2005
published 15 March
2004 - 6
pages
This exciting yarn and fibre exhibition stimulates creativity and encourages a quick response to new trends. This report includes colours for spring/summer 2005 and an early preview of autumn/winter
2005/6 colours!
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TRADESHOW
MOD'AMONT Spring/Summer 2005
published 15 March
2004 - 8
pages
This important trimmings and supplies exhibition is full of directional trend information covering all areas of fashion: apparel, ready-to-wear, sportswear, lingerie, beachwear, footwear, leather goods, hats and gloves, as well as design, decoration, eyewear and jewellery
- don't miss!
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STREETWALK™
Transitional trends LFW February 2004
published
09 March 2004 - 26
pages 5273 - 5298
This special report offers a unique insight into the London fashion scene. Snapshots of fashionistas at London Fashion Week wear up to the minute styles that will be strong indicators for next autumn's trends. It’s hot on directional styling and shows that these girls definitely know how to
accessorize!
COLOUR SHOT
- Bright jolts of colour in wild mixes.
THRIFT CLASH - A mix of contemporary and thrift-shop.
FURTIVE - Furry retro-style accessories!
KNIT HIT - Scarves get all wrapped up.
SHINING - Metallic finishes in antique colours.
LADY LUX - Luxury leathers and classic styles.
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RETAIL
Trends - Paris & London Spring/Summer 2004
published
07 March 2004 - 71
pages 5202 - 5272
The London and Paris retail scenes are alive with creativity! Our leading trend takes a close look at the glut of fabulous print ideas, which stir the imagination. New shapes, proportions and detailing set this season apart from any other - get inspired by the new season's collections!
ILLUSTRATE!
- Eye catching patterns are key.
DAY TRIP - Spring is in a retro mood.
SMART TWIST - Sharp casual tailoring.
BACKSTAGE - Rock influenced streetwear.
STATUESQUE - Folded and moulded shapes.
STARSTRUCK
- Starlets on the loose...
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London Fashion Week A/W 2004/5
published 24 February
2004 - 24
pages FREE
REPORT
The London Fashion week catwalk shows took place in and around King's Road, which is fast returning to the hot fashion area it once was. The week saw some exciting new talent emerge and seasoned designers showed us how to please their core customers and still offer something new! In this report we focus on some key designers that will pave the way for new emerging trends...
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London Fashion Week Off-Schedule A/W 2004/5
published 24 February
2004 - 16
pages FREE
REPORT
Running alongside the official London Fashion Week collections, the Off-Schedule shows provide new designers with the opportunity to present their work. In these smaller shows and events there is a sense of creative freedom that breeds cutting-edge design and exciting new looks. We select the best of the new talent...
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TRADESHOW
Prêt à Porter & Who's Next - Paris - Autumn/Winter 2004/5
published 06 February
2004 - 10
pages
Prêt-à-porter is showing an eclectic mix of Autumn/Winter 2004/5 collections with segmented areas reflecting market trends for greater diversity and originality.
Who’s Next, the laboratory for emerging trends, has expanded substantially this season. Fast, Fame & Fresh showcase mainly womenswear collections ranging from streetwear to relaxed metro chic.
In this report we bring you designers and collections, we felt, stood out from the crowd.
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TRADESHOW
Bread & Butter Berlin Autumn/Winter 2004/5
published 28 January
2004 - 6
pages
Bread and Butter Berlin covers a selective range of
jeanswear, streetwear, sport and independent labels producing a show with it's own brand of urbanwear and street couture. We look at the highlights of the show and select our own labels and brands to watch for in the future.
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TRENDZOOM™
Forecast - Spring/Summer 2005
published
26 January 2004 - 66
pages 5136 - 5201
The new forecast edition is
full of inspiration for next spring/summer. We’ve gone mad for prints and patterns so this report is particularly detailed! Colour will be very important and the individual selections mix beautifully within each theme showing how we feel the colours will look best.
A great source for styling, colour, details and pattern!
IMPULSE
- The full swinging silhouette gathers momentum.
HARNESS - Inspired by vintage circus costume and pattern.
DIMENSION - Proportion and retro styling is the key for tailoring.
TROJAN - Rich ethnic details and tribal prints is pure luxury.
STIMULUS - Modern, hi-performance - just don’t call it sportswear.
CURIOUS
- Quirky mixes of youthful, street inspired trends.
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