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Good American You Spin Me Top

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Good American Straight Up Bottom

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Good American was founded in 2016 by Emma Grede and Khloe Kardashian with a focus on empowering women with comfy and practical items with a commitment to inclusivity and body positivity, coming in sizes 00-24. Every product is shown with three models of different sizes, so customers can picture themselves in the clothing, and the brand hosts open castings and uses influencers like Mahala Preudhomme, Nadia Aboulhosn, and Denise Mercedes. 

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Good American Call Me Swim Top

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Good American Take On Me Bike Short

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Body Glove is a household name and has been selling swimwear for over 70 years. Founded in 1953 with the phrase ‘fits like a glove’, co-founders Bill and Bob created the first practical wetsuits using neoprene in an attempt to combat the cold California water when surfing. Body Glove now sells wetsuits, swimsuits, clothing, shoes, sunglasses, water sports equipment, and accessories and mainly uses pro surfers and wakeboarders as influencers. 

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Good American Time After Time Swimsuit

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The Kardashians have been seen wearing Body Glove many times, like Kim’s silver bikini in Tahiti, but most memorable is Kris Jenner’s 80s swimsuit being stolen by her daughter, Kylie Jenner.

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Body Glove The ’91 Unbelievable Swim Bottoms

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Body Glove The ’91 Tainted Love Swim Top

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The collaboration involved drawing inspiration from the Body Glove archives and re-engineering the classic Body Glove silhouettes to cater to a wider size range, with items being sold in sizes XS-5XL plus. The pieces range from high-leg one-pieces, swim skirts, biker shorts, zip-up bikini tops, long sleeves, halter neck tops, and classic bikini sets. The styles were also altered to ensure they enhanced curves and gave the signature Kardashian hourglass shape, flattering all body types. Another big change was the colour scheme, with bright fuchsia and shimmering gold being the focus of the collection. With details like black panelling and zippers being maintained, this collection is making us want to run along a beach to the Baywatch theme song!

Shop the Good American X Body Glove collection from June 15th. 

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Paris Fashion Week was muted and sleek – elegance and sophistication was the motif of the event, teamed with the empowering 80s silhouette – a slight move away from the ostentatious colours and bold prints of Milan. Below are Voir’s picks of the must-see looks from Paris.

Givenchy

Did someone say Berlin? Maybe not audibly, but Clare Waight Geller’s Fall 2018 collection for Givenchy oozed a flashy glamour reminiscent of the Cold War era city. Classic 80s silhouettes of assertive shoulders and cinched in waists were seen throughout and many outfits were dressed down with slouched cowboy style boots.

Valentino

Valentino brought a modern elegance to Paris Fashion Week with designer Pierpaolo Piccioli creating the collection on the foundations of ‘assertive not aggressive’. This notion beautifully allowed for the collection to embrace and empower all women, with flowing lines, flowers and scalloped edges – sophistication at its very best.

Balenciaga

Modern was taken to a whole new level by Demna Gvasalia for Balenciaga’s Fall 2018 collection. Fittings were tossed aside in favour of 3-D printers which created moulds of the models – a futuristic start for a futuristic show. The collection itself contained vivid colours and extravagant layering to reinforce the post-human vibe.

Balmain

Balmain’s show at Paris Fashion Week saw the brand take a big step in to the future – 32 years to be exact. Holographic materials and exaggerated shoulders were unquestionably sci-fi and were fundamental in realising designer Olivier Rousteing’s 2050 vision for the collection.

Haider Ackerman

Electric hues of greens, oranges and blues took centre stage in Haider Ackerman’s show. Floating dresses created a sense of fragility but there was still an air of assertiveness in the exaggerated shoulders of the tailored blazers, giving the delicateness a cool edge.

Hermes

Leather was everywhere on the Hermes catwalk and created a tough and sexy look. Layered coats with cinched in waists were on trend with the return of the 80s silhouette and created a sleek and sophisticated collection.

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One of the biggest trend influencers for this season is the fabulous 1980’s. It is literally everywhere and its significance can be seen in countless looks.

Marc Jacobs/Guido Palau used inspiration from this colourful decade in their SS’17 collection, creating a modern dreadlock trend which combined the colourful and fearless vibe that thrived within the era. Hair was big and makeup was bold, a real treat for the eyes!

Topshop Unique’s look was also inspired by the 80’s. Layering of block colours, wide shoulders and high-waisted straight trousers dominated their silhouette. The hairstylist Duffy fashioned fresh perm-like looks creating volume through styled frizz and texture.

Pantone Colours are huge for this season and carry that 1980’s vibe perfectly. If you’re ever in doubt about creating an 80’s-inspired look, just think Pantone! Block colours and volume are the way forward.

I wanted to use a multi-coloured umbrella to illustrate the ‘80s dominance, as each panel represented the colour palette for SS’17: Bodacious Pink, Island Paradise (Blue), Sunshine Yellow, Pale Dogwood (Light Pink), Greenery and Shark (Purple/Grey). Key ’80s icons are Boy George, Marilyn Manson, ’80s Club Kids and Ravers.

Go and check it out, it’ll sure spark some 80’s inspiration ready for this Spring/Summer season.

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