Mittens, gloves, long and short-style designs on a female aviator differ across a lady.
Allessandro Dell´Acqua
Let's take a look at the past. Ten thousand years have passed since appeared in northern Europe, the first pledge to protect your hands from the cold. It was about mittens, nothing to do with the use that the Egyptians gave to the first glove, which was primarily aesthetic. At its origin, the pledge was an accessory dedicated to men, but things changed in the nineteenth century. Were so fashionable, that a decent woman never went out to the street to keep gloves on.
Burberry Prorsum
In the 08/09 season using the word "decency" be worn or even out of place. However, mittens, gloves and many other designs populate aviator style shorter winter collections, giving the woman a touch of elegance and distinction. The most common tendency is to use gloves fluorine highlight colors of clothing on proposals in which the gamut absent, with a predominance of black and gray slate.
Celine
Chanel
D&G
Dsquared2
John Galliano
Just Cavalli show purple gloves xxl padded leather zip that wrinkle below the elbow and a stress on trousers, a top and a bolero dryer, all in black.
Karl Lagerfeld, who has made the mittens a sign of their identity, has extended his personal passion for this garment in her collection this season showing some designs in bright shades of energy.
Maison Martin Margiela
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Marc Jacobs uses mustard color to break the momentum that makes a black sequined pants and a jacket in the same tones.
Marc Jacobs
Moschino Cheap & Chic (garments melt patterns mitten and glove over, all in one)
Sonia RykielA trend retro adored by celebrities and designers gateway claiming ownership of all your hands.
Photos via style.com
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