Chloe Resort Wear

Following the Chloe Resort 2013 post, i have gathered high street versions of one of the outfits. This one is my favourite as i love how the colours are so simple yet different and they match perfectly. I love long coats too, they're incredible intelligent and look somewhat powerful because the long coat was traditionally worn by male figures, who were the bread winners of the family, which is why it makes women look overpowering. This outfit totals at £177.

Chloé Resort 2013

I personally love the new Chloé Resort collection. The new collection features items to cater for all kinds; shorts, trousers, dresses and skirts. Some items portray a more masculine look supporting the 'boyfriend' fashion trend. Although others, focused on feminine aspects. The collection sees appearances of popular images in the current fashion eye, for example the 'Mullet Skirt' (the one that is long at the back and short at the back) which gives a sexy but not too revealing feel. A favourite of mine the '7/8th Tailored Trousers' a contemporary, in-style look but also perfectly acceptable for the office, without having to wear frightful straight leg black pants. Some of the outfits are rather 'bohemianised' creating a natural, accustomed look with earthy, raw tones and colours. This look very much inspired by the 70's and the 'flower power' epidemic. Clare Waight Keller (Chloé's creative director) has seemingly based the theme on inspiration of a scarf from the 70's. I'm a sucker for vintage inspired looks and this collection definitely has me week at the knees.