Milan Style Rocks

After a month of catwalk shows and Fashion Weeks throughout the world, it seems like a good idea to go and see what women are wearing on the street, rather than on the catwalk this time! Here's an insight to what Fashionistas were wearing for the latest of the Wordly reknown Fashion Weeks: Milan.
At first glance, Italian women's look during Milan Fashion Week seems more centrered on a dress code made of shiny fur and upscale accessories than anywhere else. Still, some of the silhouettes seem easy to recreate and adapt to each one of us. Between 2009's rock chic and casualness, here are the best of the looks.Thanks to Scott Shuman, aka The Sartorialist, any fashionista walking nearby a fashion show during Fashion Week can have her moment of fame, these women, all shot unexpectedly by the famous blogger shared a modern elegance, famously dear to Italy.
The boyfriend Current Elliot was overly present on the streets, even though the now famous pair of jeans is not a trend for everyone to wear. It needs to be worn with something smart in order to make the most of its grunge chic potential. Androginous and Sober but yet classy items should be associated to it when worn. The young woman wearing glazed-black high-heeled pump shoes, a blazer and a licorice coloured shirt got it all right! The cap here adds to the hybrid look.
Another contentious point: the carrot trousers. Those who manage to pull it off seem to disappear progressively even though it is very simple and can easily give any woman a Coco Chanel appearance. Keep it simple with a plain t-shirt, under a tailored jacket. Heels give the final touch to this it-look of the moment.
And the blue-and-black look, despite being overly present this winter is not getting old. In order to fashionise a Stella McCartney blue t-shirt, wear it with black for the ultimate and much talked about look: Rock Chic. Grungy effect secured. Worn under a long blazer with a pair of skinny jeans, it'll rationalise what could be seen as a post-teenage look. The association blue dress/black blazer or leather jacket gives a special and much appreciated feel to a silhouette.
Balmain's Power shoulders were also part of the street-show but not all of us can afford the designer's jacket. Still, it's amazing to see how one item can transform a casual silhouette into a fashion killer Victoria Beckham or Gwyneth Paltrow both love at the moment. Anyone of us will love the power kick the it-piece can give!