Balenciaga

Being Spanish, I must pay tribute to Balenciaga. The first Spanish (and probably the last one) contribution to fashion. My intention was to post something about Cristóbal Balenciaga, but I was watching the amazing fall/winter show on style.com and I decided to write about it.

Blazers and scarves are basics in my wardrobe. I wear them everyday. And this garments were the key of the first part of the collection. I wish I had the money to buy one of those gorgeous blazers.

^Pink + black and white stripes+olive green? Nicolas Ghesquiére is a genius.

Marabu

This season Marabu feather is going to be a big trend. Get inspired by Chloë Sevigny and invest in a gorgeous dress.

Chloë Sevigny in Oscar de la Renta.

Burberry Prorsum

Marchesa

Lanvin ballet flats

I am a fan of ballet flats. They are so comfortable and chic at the same time. I have been looking for a good replica of the Lanvin flats (my favourites!) for a while and I found it a few days ago.

Here are the originals from Lanvin:

If you don't want to spend 359 € in a pair of flats, here is a good replica from Steve Madden for only 75€

You can get the originals at:

www.mytheresa.com

www.matchesfashion.com

www.luisaviaroma.com

To get the replica go to:

www.stevemadden.com

ReBIBAl

Biba, one of the most important names in British fashion, is back. And Bella Freud has been chosen to do the relaunch. She basically used dusky colours, with the exception of yellow.

Zac Posen

It wasn't his best show, but I like it. Great colours and shapes.

Proenza Schouler

My New York fashion week favourite is Proenza Schouler. Tons of chiffon dresses adorned with beads, fur, satin...A Zar empire reminiscence.

Psss! Wanna know a secret? Victorian ankle boots will be a must have for next winter.

Clémence Poésy

Clémence is a french actress, most famous for playing Fleur Delacour in Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I adore her style. The range of colours she usually wears is pretty simple: black, white and blue. However she shows how textures make the difference.