Dress up or down this Winter in sumptuous, rich velvet.
A hit on the on Autumn/Winter catwalks velvet was spotted at a host of shows from Alexander McQueen to Marc Jacobs, velvet is without a doubt the fabric to be seen in this season. Dress up jewel tones or keep it simple with soft navy trims on coats, blazers and bags.
Marc by Marc Jacobs Velvet Leopard Print Dress
For the ultimate modern 70s look team this playful leopard print with black knee-high boots and a classic black clutch.
Alexander McQueen Skull Devoré-Velvet Scarf
Every women needs a McQueen scarf in her wardrobe. The rich, velvety take on his eponymous skull print will add a luxe, textured feel to a daytime look.
Closed Straight Leg Velvet Trousers
These lusciously rich velvet trousers make a great alterative to classic jeans. They’re super soft, with a slight stretch making them ultra comfortable too.
Velvet Dress
If you’d rather not wear velvet top-to-toe, this slate grey dress is ideal. The velvet cuffs and collar are a subtle way to wear the trend, plus no need for extra accessorising, less time to get ready.
DKNY Wool-Blend Flannel Coat
Invest in this Ted-inspired DKNY coat and kill to trends with one stone – velvet and masculine.
Jimmy Choo ‘Catherine’ Python And Velvet Bag
The emerald colour of this Jimmy Choo bag means it subscribes to this season’s jewel tones trend perfectly. The classic ladylike shape ensures it’ll be a treasured piece for years to come.
Alexander McQueen Studded Velvet And Suede Belt
Accessories are a great way of playing with this new season trend without investing in wardrobe staples. Cinch in those waists with this contrasting navy belt by McQueen.
Hamilton Paris Drape Blouse With Velvet Cuffs
The draping of this burgundy blouse is extremely flattering. Wear with black, skinny cropped pants to balance out the look.
Velvet Slipper Shoes
Channel classic gentleman’s dressing with a velvet slipper – a structured, smarter alternative to ballet pumps.
