Of course, when it comes to multicolored and/or multi-printed frocks, it’s best to keep the rest simple. Lay off piling too much accessories! Or, go pick something which hue is pretty much close to your garb, so that it won’t go overboard with the rest of your ensemble.

Here’s some of my favorite picks from the runway:

This hot skinny pants from Balenciaga is one of my favorites, as the figure-hugging canvass is abstractly painted with an effusion of lines and patterns making such piece a masterpiece. Paired with a simple, basic black  sleeveless top with linear yellow trimmings and slides, you got yourself an alluring spring break that’ll melt the ice away!

Dries van Noten shows an opulent mix of patterns, whilst keeping all things simple Monochromatic wraparound long sleeved top is paired with multi-printed blue ankle pants. Finish off with black and white pumps and shades to give spring a retro vibe.

This Marc by Marc Jacobs sunny yellow belted ensemble with blue and black linear patterns brightens and revivifies this lolita.

All things are matching with this Carolina Herrera multicolored printed ensemble. Best should you prefer something that’s structured and spic and span in a most likely neutral hue.

I would have gotten a Planete, but I could not just afford losing this lovely baby!

Albeit I didn’t get a $$$ leather stam bag (just coz I can’t afford it/I’m saving moola for some prized gadget), I got this fab floral tote from Marc by Marc Jacobs. Marc by Marc Jacobs Pretty Nylon Tate Tote is an old collection–launched around 2008 if my memory serves me right.

It’s a ruby red/purple floral print nylon tote with scrambled logo quilting and twill lining. Handles are of knotted detail. What’s nice about it is that it’s really big and spacious that my 14″ laptop can fit in. I think there are only few stores left that sell these pretty nylon totes in various colors and prints. Plain ones are available, too!

For my bag, check out Bergdorf Goodman today.

*Madonna for Fall 2009/Winter 2010 Louis Vuitton Collection*

The ad pictures have been leaked months ago,  showing a different look for Madge with a dim-lit classic vibe and high-contrast colors. It almost looks like 3D to me. But, so much for alleged over-photoshopping, as it ended up really damn gorgeous. No wonder LV is not the only one who’s pleased.

What’s more to love is this certain monogram handbag Madonna’s holding below. The sparkling golden monogram accent beautifully printed on the impeccably sophisticated contrast of dark-brown leather really catches much attention. It’s like revivifying the cult classic into something marketable and contemporary.

But hey, the same classic feel goes to her last year’s Louis Vuitton Campaign Ad here. Colors are subdued and less vivid though.

This 50-year-old vixen could still pull off a half-split like this:

*No wonder yoga does wonders. *

So, which of Madonna’s ads do you prefer? xx

*In sunny yellow and orange. I’m not a fan of the color, but if this is the one tinged in orange, I’d go ahead and grab it fast! Hee-hee*

What’s more to heart about this lovely sling tote is that it’s reversible and available in different colors (2 tones per bag). Now, sashay whilst carrying this super cute bag with your two fave hues!

*Tone yourself with something warm or cool with this bag in Red and Blue*

*Girly colors in cutesy pink and purple*

*Finally, my all-time favorite contrast in green and pink*

Price is at $98 each (about Php 5,000)

What’s your favorite color among the roster? I, on the other hand, need to check out Marc by Marc Jacobs in Greenbelt 5 and hope to score my obvious choice ASAP! XO

Here’s what I like about Marc Jacobs Fall 2009 Collection:

Grays and Blacks with a Spunk

If you opt to steer clear from vibrant neon colors, surely this collection will take you to some place where dark tinges rule  without losing  the spunkiness of your wardrobe.

*The show started with this simple casual gray cardigan and black pants attire. Quite simple for a Marc Jacobs collection, isn’t it? But, try to sport a mohawk ‘do complete with that lovely black and white brocade scarf, and you’re on the go to being MJ stylish. And also, watch out for the kilt and braces aback of this outfit–truly outrageously signatured!*

*This full charcoal brocade dress has this gorgeous flaring at the bottom, decked with a pair purple ankle boots, dark jeweled necklace and neon green printed clutch. *

Puffed with Sleeve and Skirt

The collection also delighted us with  puffed sleeve or skirt, texturized with metallic brocade  and striped prints.

*This sleeved bustier top with puffed skirt really caught my attention as it fused classic and contemporary altogether. Surely, it looks like a formal cocktail ensemble on the first look. But hey, those metallic brocade prints on a quirky skirt might make you think twice otherwise–for a party garb! *

*Another gorgeous party bustier dress. This time, notice the drama of the free-flowing  plain black ribbons to the rest of the striped prints, both forming a semi-ruffled bottom. It’s paired with ankle strap boots displaying its metallic sheen.*

*This  salmon pink blouse with puffed sleeves is paired with high-waisted fur-like pencil skirt complete with patent leather-like gloves and ankle boots. What’s more to love about this formal ensemble is this lovely bejeweled neck piece that’s just elegantly layered on the model’s top.*

Neon Power!

*There’s nothing as playful as combining two different prints for an exquisite yet made-for-each-other look. This blouse and skirt combo have distinct brocade prints on them, yet they impeccably compliment each other in harmonious bluish and yellowish glow.*

*Another playful thing to do with colors is to combine and contrast them. I always like blending these two contrasting colors together. In this outfit, the neon green structured jacket is paired with a decadently printed dress. I just love how it’s been also embellished with yet another brocade printed pink scarf, and a retro mixture of pink and green colors for the brocade bag. Keeping it fierce, the dramatic makeup look and mohawk haristyle really did a well-done job.*

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