Blue brightens up the street style new york fashion week fall winter 2022

New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2022 is already halfway done. This year, this place becomes a playground for young fashion brands. The guests of these brands are also young fashionistas, models, and influencers. They bring to the streets of New York an intense youthful vitality. And there’s nothing better than green to describe this fresh energy.

Blue brightens up the street style new york fashion week fall winter 2022

Capital, New York is famous as the city of black. Just set foot in New York, you will admire the scene of residents here all day hustle and bustle in dark costumes such as black, gray, brown. So, the appearance of blue in street style New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2022 is somewhat strange!

The most popular street style of New York Fashion Week Autumn-Winter 2022 is still the green color that the fashion world is familiar with calling “Bottega blue”. This blue color has a high saturation (saturation) so it attracts the eye of photographers. Therefore, fashionistas tend to wear green when choosing this green color.

Know that blue color can cause skin cancer. It is not the right color for those with very white or pale skin. Therefore, some fashionistas have chosen to use only one blue product for their street style outfits. At that time, it was a pearl-colored handbag, making a cool highlight for the plain outfit. Or a pair of blue trousers, with a neutral blazer.

Some fashionistas experiment with contrasting and reciprocal color schemes when coordinating green clothes.
The safest way to coordinate with blue is with white, black, and gray. However, people with more personality can choose a multicolored color scheme with green. For example, with blue, purple, orange, pink…

LIPS IN FASHION: MORE THAN JUST VALENTINE’S MOTIFS

Valentine’s Day is associated with the heart symbol of love. However, those who are tired of this image also have another option for Valentine: Lip prints. Lip prints can be printed as motifs, embroidered and woven on clothes, or turned into bags. They are the more naughty, funnier choice, when compared to the softer and sweeter heart.

You might think that the lip logo is usually only used in beauty treatments. But they are also quite popular in fashion. There are many brands that use the image of lips as their typical identity. The Rolling Stones band with rock-style tongue-in-cheek T-shirts. Fashion brand Lulu Guinness with lip bags. Or Love Moschino with vintage-style lip motifs.

Thinking about it over and over, lips bring out a variety of images. The first kiss was innocent and shy. The French kiss is hot and passionate. Using lips to make a kiss mark on the neck is an irresistible erotic image. Bella in Twilight captivated the vampire guy Edward when he constantly bit his lip shyly. Meanwhile, the image of pout or pout is cute. There are too many messages that can be conveyed through the lips.

According to David Hodgson, creative director of Lulu Guinness brand that specializes in the creation of lip-shaped handbags, “At first glance, lips are pretty and cute. But they can also be very graceful, sexy, and even rebellious. Open and closed lips also convey different emotions.

Perhaps because of its ability to convey multidimensional emotions, lips are shown more creatively when compared to heart images, which often have a consistent style.

Lips can be rendered flat or 3D as sculpted, painted as realistic or blurred through lipstick stains. In particular, lipstick stains also appear a lot in works of art, from Surrealism to Pop Art and even contemporary art.

Surrealist art master Salvador Dalí was so impressed with the film actress Mae West’s charms that he created the sculpture The Mae West Lips Sofa in 1937. Then, while shaking hands with close friend is couturier Elsa Schiaparelli , the lip-shaped sofa is transformed into embroideries on clothes and jewelry.

Yves Saint Laurent also featured lips in the Haute Couture Spring/Summer 1971 collection. Called Libération/Quarante (liberation or imprisonment), the collection was adorned with colored brocade-embroidered cigar lips. dazzling purple rose. Then, during the period when Tom Ford took over the design rights at the brand when YSL was sold to the Gucci group, the designer reused the image of lips for the Spring/Summer 2003 collection. And when Hedi Slimane came to the house. Saint Laurent fashion, he was more liberal when he printed lip drawings all over his Spring/Summer 2014 dresses.

If Saint Laurent’s lips are full of enthusiasm and a bit rebellious, Prada’s printed dress full of closed lips is beautiful “evil” and full of irony. The designs from Diane von Furstenberg are improvised and have Pop Art emotions.

“All of these designers represent the lips in different styles and images,” says Oriole Cullen, curator of fashion and fabrics at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London.

Although it is said that there are many ways to interpret the image of lips, of course, sensuality is still the top association factor when it comes to lip textures. A red lip color represents the classic charm of a woman, whether in the West or our country. But as the advertising world emphasizes: “Sex always sells” (roughly translated: something sexy, the more it sells).

The sexy image of the lips, therefore, makes this pattern always popular during Valentine’s Day on February 14 or the Seventh Anniversary – the holidays of love. But, it is also possible to see the lips as a symbol of a woman’s beauty.

When we are young, rosy lips are healthy. The older you get, the darker your lips become, shrinking, and more wrinkles appear. That’s why lip plumping services and lip tattooing for rosy lips are the most popular anti-aging beauty services today.

The meaning of lip motifs is now expanded, not only being encapsulated in the scope of love and sex, but also can be viewed under the prism of ephemeral youth. Putting the image of lips into fashion and art works as a way to preserve a woman’s most beautiful moments forever.