SS14 Top 10 Trends: No. 1 Ethnic

Sometimes it's difficult to keep track of every new fashion trend that emerges each season and it can get very confusing indeed. To make things a bit simpler, I've whittled down the vast array of fashions into my top ten trends this spring/summer. Keep updated as I will be posting a new trend every couple of days.
Today's Trend: Ethnic - The ethnic trend takes inspiration from all over the world this season, making for a look rich in culture. With an eclectic mix of prints and fabrics to choose from, this style is best worn with a few neutral pieces.

Kimono: River Island

Mini Skirt: River Island

Earrings: Bershka

Pencil Skirt: Topshop

Bracelet: Aldo

Dress: Topshop

Shorts: Topshop

Necklace: Bershka

Trousers: Mary Portas

Catwalk to Highstreet: Below are three looks taken from the catwalk and translated into styles you can wear from the high street
VALENTINO

Floral Kimono: River Island

White Ethnic Dress: Vero Moda

Cream Ethnic Dress: Mango

Velvet Kimono: Dorothy Perkins

MARA HOFFMAN

Sheer Shirt: Dorothy Perkins

Print Trousers: New Look

Sheer Top: Zara

Print Trousers: Topshop

(w/contrast cuff)

ETRO

Blazer: Dorothy Perkins

Maxi Dress: ModCloth

Midi Dress: Topshop

Denim Shirt: New Look

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KTZ AW14 at London Fashion Week

Urban brand KTZ are influenced by eastern ethnic silhouettes and pattern. Layered, hooded and mirror embellished outfits dazzled on the catwalk this afternoon. It is clear that strong pattern is a key aesthetic for this brand who's streetwear influence also comes through in the sporty jackets and use of rib.

Religious references ran through the collection with hooded designs and eastern patterns. KMT often use social and religious difference as references for their designs which is explored through the freely moving billowing material contrasted with the heavy, restrictive jewellery worn around the neck.

Stand out pieces for me were the all-over sequin hooded dress and the head-to-toe gold ribbon outfit that looked like metallic armour.

And that's a wrap for my LFW coverage this season! To view the articles I have been writing for Who's Jack Magazine, please head to: http://wjlondon.com/author/sunna-naseer/

Image Source: Vogue
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