minimalism Archives - Voir Fashion https://www.voirfashion.co.uk Tue, 05 Nov 2024 11:09:38 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.6.17 Thank God It’s Coat Season https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/thank-god-its-coat-season/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=thank-god-its-coat-season Tue, 05 Nov 2024 11:06:18 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=94099 As London’s coat season arrives, it’s time to revel in layers that exude elegance and warmth. To guide your fall and winter wardrobe, we’ve spotlighted iconic coats worn by some of our favorite influencers, each showcasing a distinct style that’s equal parts chic and practical.  Let’s dive in with our five style inspirations, each showcasing […]

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As London’s coat season arrives, it’s time to revel in layers that exude elegance and warmth. To guide your fall and winter wardrobe, we’ve spotlighted iconic coats worn by some of our favorite influencers, each showcasing a distinct style that’s equal parts chic and practical. 

Let’s dive in with our five style inspirations, each showcasing a standout coat that’s as chic as it is practical. Get ready to discover your next cold-weather essential !

  1. Jordan Grant in Saint Laurent’s Leather Trench

“Thank God it’s coat season,” declares London influencer Jordan Grant, and she’s absolutely right. Her choice ? An ultra-sleek leather trench from Saint Laurent. This luxurious coat is crafted from supple lambskin leather, offering a sophisticated double-breasted cut that exudes timeless elegance. 

 Perfect for any occasion, this trench is an investment in elegance that instantly elevates any outfit.Shop Jordan’s luxe coator explore alternative leather trenches to channel this effortless allure.

  1. Alicia Roddy in The Kemist Harrow Bomber Jacket

If you don’t know Alicia Rody, you’ve surely seen her incredible style somewhere on your feed. This season, she rocks The Kemist’s Harrow Bomber Jacket, an elevated take on the classic bomber. What sets this piece apart ? 

The exaggerated lapel and unique herringbone wool fabric make it a true standout. Plus, it’s reversible—flip it inside-out for a quilted black look that’s just as stylish. The Harrow bomber is a statement piece that easily dresses up or down, taking you from day to night.

Looking to make a statement ? This versatile bomber might just be the answer.

  1. Lola Bute in Maje’s Reversible Shearling

Maje girl Lola Bute shows us that winter elegance is all about versatility with her Maje Reversible Shearling Coat. An ode to chic winter style, this mid-length coat features soft, plush shearling on one side and smooth leather on the other, giving you two looks in one. With a simple button-up design, round neck, and patch pockets, it strikes the perfect balance between warmth and style. Dress it up with a turtleneck and heeled boots, or keep it casual with jeans and sneakers.

Whether you’re heading out for a winter coffee date or a night on the town, this coat brings sophistication to every look.

4. Sofia Coelho in Bershka’s Faux Fur Jacket

When it comes to chic yet affordable outerwear, Sofia Coelho shows us how it’s done with her Bershka Faux Fur Jacket. This cozy, leather-effect jacket with contrast faux-fur lining is an ideal choice for staying warm without compromising style. The design’s subtle detailing and plush texture make it perfect for November’s chilly days, whether layered over a cozy sweater or a sleek dress. It’s a piece that proves that fashion-forward doesn’t have to break the bank.

Stay stylish and toasty with this winter must-have from Bershka—proof that affordable can be fabulous.

5. Regina in Y/Project’s Aviator Faux Shearling

Regina’s style is a testament to effortless edge, and her Y/Project Aviator Faux Shearling Coat just embodies that. This piece merges grunge with a hint of sophistication, featuring a washed-out effect and faux shearling lining that strikes the perfect balance between warmth and style. The press-stud buttons and dark grey tones lend a cool, understated vibe, making it an ideal statement piece for the modern minimalist with a taste for the unconventional.

Channel your inner rock star with this Y/Project piece, designed to make you stand out in any crowd.

From luxurious leather to cozy shearling, these outerwear pieces offer a range of textures, styles, and personalities. Whether you’re drawn to the refined elegance of Saint Laurent or the urban cool of Y/Project, coat season has something for everyone. So, as the temperatures drop, layer up in style and make a statement with your outerwear—because this winter, it’s all about finding the perfect coat to reflect your unique look.

Words by Noa Balou

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]]> Skinimalism: The Biggest Beauty Trend of 2021 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/post/skinimalism-the-biggest-beauty-trend-of-2021/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=skinimalism-the-biggest-beauty-trend-of-2021 Mon, 15 Feb 2021 13:01:20 +0000 https://www.voirfashion.co.uk/?p=14921 "Skinimalism" is the beauty trend set to take over 2021. It's solely about using certain ingredients for specific skin concerns and also condensed skincare routines. Piling up countless products onto the skin takes away its ability to repair itself. Skinimalism brings awareness to the fact that achieving healthy skin is about doing more with less. The skinimalism trend is set to change the skincare game.

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As extensive makeup regimes become something of the past, we welcome minimalistic skincare into our everyday lives.

“Skinimalism” is the beauty trend set to take over 2021. It’s solely about using certain ingredients for specific skin concerns and also condensed skincare routines. Piling up countless products onto the skin takes away its ability to repair itself. Skinimalism brings awareness to the fact that achieving healthy skin is about doing more with less. The skinimalism trend is set to change the skincare game.

In a world of unrealistic beauty standards, the rise of skinimalism is evidential that many people are looking to move away from this by embracing their natural skin. As a society, we are beginning to accept blemishes and flaws. There isn’t the necessity to cover these up. On social media, it is apparent that many influencers are paving the way for others to feel more confident in themselves by posting images of their bare skin without enhancing it with makeup and photo-retouching.

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Aiming for photoshopped skin is unattainable, which is slowly becoming widely realised. The beauty industry is beginning to understand that consumers are moving away from “perfect” beauty. Initially skinimalism started trending on Pinterest from their users searching ‘natural everyday makeup’ and ‘how to get naturally glowing skin’. These popular searches show that consumers are looking for something more real and uncomplicated, that they want to embrace their natural skin.

Whilst we have been living through a global pandemic, numerous people have simplified their skincare and makeup routines due to spending most of the past year in a lockdown. Therefore, only using what is necessary to maintain healthy skin. Not only this, but the pandemic has given people the time to become conscious of their skin and how to create a good skincare routine. Also, this time enabled people to understand the ingredients that work well for their skin type. Consequently, COVID-19 has more than likely boosted the popularity of this trend.

The simplest way to get into skinimalism is to go back to basics. Overloaded skin can cause breakouts and sensitivity. An ideal skincare routine would look like; a good cleanser such as the CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser or the Kate Somerville Goat Milk Cleanser. Then after, a toner such as the Pixi Glow Tonic Exfoliating Toner or the Lush Cosmetics Tea Tree Toner Water. To finish with, a moisturiser with a high SPF such as the La Roche- Posay effaclar duo + SPF30 or the Paula’s Choice Clear Moisturiser SPF30. These should be applied every morning and night. It is important to find skincare products that work well together to keep a concise skincare routine.

The creativity of makeup isn’t going anywhere. The skinimalism trend is a way for people to stop covering up what they have and instead enhance their features. It’s about people feeling comfortable in their true form and opting for a natural version of themselves. It’s a worthwhile and positive trend that everyone can get behind.

Words by Eleanor Coleman

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