Anthropologie Fashion Show

Anthropologie hosted a fashion show premiering the top trends in store for the spring and summer season.

The current trend of bold colors combined with patterns and different material textures made an appearance on the runway.

Guests were treated to champagne and macaroons while browsing the store for the looks that hit the runway. Stylist catered to those who attended with complimentary stylings.

My favorite accessory from the show? The Baripada necklace; a bold combination of bright yellows, orange and coral-beaded strands, which are covered in a fabric that makes a lovely combination. This is perfect over a solid shirt and jeans, or topped over a dress for a night out.

View pictures from the fashion show to choose your favorite look this season and get inspired to create your own.

Haili Pue is the President of All Ze Details. Visit her website at allzedetails.com.

Explore more fashion at Highland Village's Anthropologie for summer trends.

Enjoy! Read the fashion column in full at the Victoria Advocate.

Fashion | Pops of Color

Summer is right around the corner, and as you shop, take notice of the bright colors luring in the season.
There are red pants, bold patterns, corals and flirty hues of bold, bright colors. Pull the trend into your wardrobe by first adding a hat, pants or a shirt of solid color - just a piece of the trend.
Pull polka dots into play with a bright pair of pants or a whimsical bold pattern by topping it off with a solid denim jacket or solid-colored vest.
This trend is fun with aviator sunglasses and strappy sandals. A fun look for the beach, work or play, this trend is casual and can be dressy if worn in a structured way.
Kitson, a store in Los Angeles, models the coming season's fashion perfectly as they already have the trend on the floor. The perfect combination of polka dots, bold colors and vibrant patterns fill the boutique with summer's hottest styles.
Haili Pue is the president of All Ze Details. Visit her website at allzedetails.com
View the article in full at the Victoria Advocate