The Verdict of Fashion 2012-2013 – Imposes Baroque, Excesses Contrasts

It is time to add brocades, gems and lots of gold.

In a world of crisis, fashion has sought an outlet in the golden era and designers Lavin with laces, Dolce & Gabbana with their coats and jewelry; Balmain with their brocade fabrics address runways to match black clothes with blue and Baroque accessories.

From the more formal designs to the most original you can imagine that "bright looks" dominate the runways for fall 2012 fashion.

Speaking of silver and gold, the color range is very wide for this season (autumn – winter).

Many of the complementary colors have been seen on runways, as in the case of orange and Red in its most varied hues chosen by the most prestigious firms.

The trend for this year will not run for those looking for the most feminine coat on the catwalk. A large number of broad options, with proportions and falls, are the opposite of the figure.

The challenge of the future imposes that fashion will be clear, and that we that we will wear pastel colors in the winter. These are the perfect allies to combine with dark tones and a touch of color to our styling.

If you do not want to lose detail, the tone of fuchsia is not a color of winter, nor is it stationary. This color was noticed on the runways of fashions as one of the tones that will be favored to be a part of the perfect “winter look”.

The verdict of fashion in the city of the Big Apple, New York, is forced on the top of your shopping list. Elegantly embroidered point shawls are needed for an elegant accent that will open the roads and the options to black or white leather giving it a meaning of elegant sportiness.

Designers turn this autumn - winter 2012/2013 to the time machine, imposing that the past decades' are very important to today’s fashion. Imagining the future inspired mainly in the 50s or 60s, with a mixture of some of the 70 for a new "retro trend".

The top of fashion includes the color red, by raising and lowering the intensity of this color it creates a contemporary design inspired by the successes of the past decades.

Designers hit the history books for their fall collections of 2012 with Asian-inspired embroidered romantic and baroque patterns, which will prevail in the everyday wardrobe. Oversized Coats, Mark Max-style trousers, and boxy boyfriend would be the best bet of the season.