Mango "Monocromatic nature" lookbook, Adrienne Jüliger

Video source: Mango's yt channel

On my last post, I talked about the trends for the SS 16 season. I did it by showing you pictures where you could see runway clothes, aka really expensive clothes. 
But nowadays, we can see that following the trends when we're on a budget is possible. Highstreet stores like Mango use the runway shows as an inspiration, and that allows us to own pieces that look similar to the ones seen on the runway, without having to spend a fortune.
It gets insane when we talk about handbags. I mean, I wish I could spend over 1.000 pounds on a Chloé bag, but while I keep looking for a rich husband, the Mango version will do ;)

I still haven't talked about Mango's campaign for this season, but I will soon. First, let's see this lookbook featuring one of my faves, Adrienne Jüliger.
How many trends can you spot?













En mi última entrada, hablé de las tendencias de la temporada PV 16. Y lo hice enseñándoos fotos donde podíais ver ropa de pasarela, es decir, ropa muy cara.
Pero hoy en día se puede seguir las tendencias sin arruinarnos. Tiendas más asequibles como Mango usan los desfiles como inspiración para sus propias colecciones, y eso nos permite hacernos con prendas similares a las de pasarela sin tener que gastar una fortuna.
En el tema bolsos es una locura. A ver, yo soy la primera que desearía poder gastarse 1000 libras en un bolso de Chloé, pero mientras sigo buscando un marido millonario, la versión de Mango me sirve ;)

Aún no he hablado de la campaña de Mango para esta temporada, pero lo haré pronto. Primero veamos este lookbook con una de mis modelos favoritas, Adrienne Jüliger.
¿Cuántas tendencias habéis encontrado?

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