The Pre-Fall 2017 collection images are gathering slowly, but one silhouette trend I’m already loving is the combination of hip-length, funnelneck pullovers with midiskirts and killer boots. Seen here at Adam Lippes (top) — my always-favorite skirt length there, hitting just at the bottom of the kneecap — Protaganist (bottom left) and TSE (bottom right).
Definitely fueling my slouchy turtleneck fantasies …
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PREVIOUSLY: Spring 2017
Lovely silhouettes. I am just so happy fashion is staying into this new trend of slouchy styles with longer skirts, so much easier to wear than the body hugging styles from the previous decade. Next post: a shortlist of great funnel neck patterns ?
Great wearable basics.
That blue one at the bottom, so so gorgeous. Also, reminding me I need to get a new pair of heeled boots…
Love the look, but as a petite, I cannot pull this off. Oh well, I can look!
As an above-average height person with no shortage of curves, I too cannot pull this off. But, seriously, where are their curves?
Actually that describes me too, and it definitely works for me – although I mostly wear purchased fine knits (because I overheat in offices), and make the skirt. It’s a new proportion for me, but suddenly what I used to wear looks wrong.
Monochromatic outfit-nice! I bought this one in December planning to lengthen it. Funnel necks are nice as they are not as hot as a turtleneck.
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/990-17-lang-yarns-mila
I, too, am petite, however, I can wear a scaled down version of this look; probably need to slim up the skirt a bit to keep it from overwhelming me though. I do love this comfortable-to-wear-silhouette that is chic at the same time. It reminds me of the 90’s somewhat. Great boots also (all pics).
I really like the contrast of textures – cozy woolen sweaters and airy mid length skirts. Unfortunately the shape of the sweaters isn’t flattering on me. Thanks for sharing the upcoming trends. :)
This look reminds me of Carrie Hoge’s Sea Pullover which I have been wanting to make. Moving that one up in the queue…
love this look–reminds me of mid 70’s!
Oh, no……so sad…….
We are WOMEN we have curves and figures to be proud of and I’m not hiding mine…
I do when I want to, but I don’t feel I have to – just like I don’t have to smile all the time, no matter how often the abusive men in the street order me to.
That Protagonist one is killer.
MDK is teasing us with the Hadley pullover by Veronik Avery in their new Fair-Isle Field Guide. Looks like it might fit the bill for worsted-weight!