How to wear Fall 2012 Fashion Trends

From the most famous designers of fashion, we bring you the top trends of fall 2012. Some of them are spring-summer 2012 trends but that still are stylish and some others are new. Remember that buying something expensive doesn’t make you chic or trendy.

Important is to know how to wear it, how to mix colors, to add accessories etc. So if you don’t have enough knowledge about fashion, don’t dare too much. Go on with your style and your statement, include some elements of the new trends and you will be OK.

Peplum trend

Peplum was one of the top trends of Spring-Summer 2012 but it’s still stylish this season. A lot of persons consider it a weird style and maybe they will never wear something like it. But if you follow up the latest fashion trends, if you do not care what others think, go on and wear this strong look.

Don’t limit only to skirts or dresses. Also tops and pants look chic with a peplum. 

Wear pattern

In this season pattern, especially floral prints are a trend of runways. But if you dare, wear it from head to toe. You will be trendy and look cute even if you wear also printed shoes.

Bright colors

There is always the impression that bright colors are only for spring and summer. That’s wrong. If you mix up black with bright colors, for example red, your outfit will be awesome. Try these colors in shoes, outerwear and accessories. 

Statement collar

Collar is a trend on and off, this season. But you look particular wearing it and don’t care about looking too trendy. You can also add by yourself detachable collars to your tops or dresses.

Pointed toes

Wear these sexy shoes with shorts or skirts but don’t wear them with wide-leg jeans. They just don’t go together. Very trendy for fall 2012 are shining shoes or with metallic pointed toe. You must have one pair like them.

Wine colors

Yes, wine color is everywhere this season. But the top trends are shiny coats. Try to find a red shade that perfectly suits to your skin tone. Don’t forget to mix wine colors with neutrals, cobalt or mustard, they go very good together.