Maybe you're already thinking about your future pieces that you'll sew and wear for the upcoming annual holidays or just for your winter wardrobe! The November issue is a beautiful opening to the year-end festivities and ideas for upcoming looks. Our trendy Art Deco collection offers pieces crafted with elegant finishes, satin fabrics, and bold prints that already echo a festive air! Next, we have a more casual collection, but no less trendy, with elements and fabrics drawn from the sports wardrobe.
Origami, cranes, kimono cuts, etc., Japanese inspiration and know-how are at the heart of the Made in Japan collection. The retro model is a superb coat from 1955 that has been reissued. Finally, the best of collection offers a range of business cuts to look great at the office! Bonus DIY: two models for dogs... to die for!
Art Deco Trend
Art Deco, with its luxurious aesthetic, is evident in each piece of this collection. The items are elegant, structured, and crafted with great refinement, creating strikingly modern silhouettes!
The trench coat 102 has a beautiful length, and its look is bold and trendy. We love the maxi effect of the lapel, the button tabs, and the pocket flaps… and this dark gray exudes undeniable chic.
What a stunning look! The Prince of Wales pattern complements the straight, oversized cut of blazer 103 perfectly. Style tip: accessorize the look with gold elements, and you'll shine!
On the track to strut
Sport greatly inspires and blends with traditionally feminine cuts, offering designs suitable for various situations and ideal looks for everyday wear.
The shirt dress 105 is the perfect example of the very trendy "sport chic" style, thanks to a successful play of materials: the shirt collar and sleeves are made from fine, transparent silk chiffon, while the body of the dress is in jersey. The chic touch? The choice of a solid dark blue, undoubtedly noble.
The pencil skirt 116 in polyester satin hugs the body’s curves while providing particularly pleasant comfort. The front slit is trendy and offers a lovely ease of movement.
Made in Japan
This collection offers beautiful pieces to sew and wear for the winter season. Wool, denim, and more blend with details and cuts inspired by Japanese design.
The bell-shaped cut of jacket 111 stands out from traditional denim jackets. The stylish touch: wear it as a standalone piece, beyond its purely functional aspect as a jacket.
You just want to snuggle into it just by looking at it! Jacket 119 is made from a gorgeous organic plaid wool, with a cut inspired by the kimono and a silhouette defined by a tie belt.
Best of : good job !
These best-of pieces have been carefully selected to ensure a polished (and comfortable) look for the office!
The pencil skirt is one of the "must-haves" for a business look! Skirt 126 is an original model, featuring an asymmetrical cut and an exposed metal zipper.
Top 107 is a timeless piece. The draping falls gracefully thanks to the silk jersey, giving it a beautiful touch of sophistication.
Retro model
Our retro model is a reissue from 1955. The coat seems to come straight from the runways or the finest shops, as its cut looks so current!
Coat 129, with its straight cut, is a very sophisticated piece: the large lapels are cut directly from the fabric, and the pockets are integrated into the seam lines.
Tip: pay attention to the quality of the wool, as it plays an essential role in achieving a high-quality result.
Dog coat
They also deserve style!
These two models (130 and 131) of dog coats are as functional as they are adorable! Whether made from trendy wool or soft terry cloth, they ensure freedom of movement!
Many models can be found in the Burda Style magazine No. 11/2024, on sale starting from mid-October 2024, or you can find them on our website www.burdastyle.com.
