Fifi Leigh
- Deconstructed clothes—in which looks like clothes from different textured pieces sewed together to create a different outfit, kind of like a scarecrow DIY outfit. It looks like they went to a thrift store to buy old pieces no one wants, and the recycled everything together to create a new clothing with a past. It has a story about everything it has been through, based on the pieces sewn together from different old items. For example, a red sweatshirt is completed with torn pieces from a red puffy jacket and pieces from a denim jacket. The top part of a red puffy jacket with a hoodie is completed with the bottom sections from a denim jacket. They did the same with pants, which also includes olive-colored cargo pants/military clothing inspired pants and jacket combinations. From these magazine photos, I know understand deconstructed clothing better. I didn’t get it before from the recent videos. It is all about recycle the old and worn out, and making something new and different, or making most of what you currently have.
- Bold floral clothes are contrasted with pale and romantic makeup colors as well as add a dark velvet bow barrette for hair décor. Or, you might consider a velvet headband.
- Many textures and prints are worn together in one outfit, which I think is too much. But I think some of these pieces are deconstructed pieces, which would better as an accent piece to a monochromatic and simple outfit in one color. The deconstructed piece would stand out as a statement piece. I also notice that many rings are worn on one hand, in which I am into currently. These outfits also have a biker-inspired appearance.
- Transparent plastic coats, jackets, and accessories continue to be popular. I have always liked such items.
- Vintage pink outfits are 50s-inspired. Other monochromatic colored outfits in light olive green, light brown, orange, yellow-orange, and red are also worn in a 50-inspired vintage form.
- French-inspired striped blouses, tweeds, denim pants, and lots of braided hair section to create street-wise outfit. To really make it French, consider adding a colorful scarf with ornate design as an accent. A moto vest is also worn with tweed jacket, in which I think is too much, but I would wear my green moto vest with a sweater or turtleneck. Short/jacket pantsuit are still popular. Consider pairing tweets with sequin for an evening outfit. For cooler days, consider wearing your sandals with socks.
- Porkpie hats appear to be popular this season. I also notice Native American and Mexican-Indian inspired clothing and accessories.
