While most of the world is focusing on what models are wearing on the runway, we’ve been keeping our eyes peeled for what they’re wearing once they hit the streets. When you say street style, it’s not necessarily what you see on the streets. It’s something that comes from the fashion and style sensibilities of an individual. An individual sets a new trend with what he personally feels about fashion and style with the outfit he decides to wear. Street style can be anything from suits to ripped jeans to being hipster to wearing man skirts or any possible thing that comes to your mind Maybe you noticed the hordes of street-style stars sporting statement-making fur coats, scarves, and stoles last year? Well, given the number of fall/winter runways that were awash in furry accouterments, it looks like the trend is showing no signs of slowing down. We were eyeing the lavish furs that adorned the more weather-conscious fashion set. This season, senior editors and street stylers alike embraced fur collars and “look at me” fur details.      Dubbed fur collar   Fur cuffs in a raincoat. MFW   Lama coat in PFW   Anna Dello Russo’s statement fur coat. MFW   Fur heels in streets of New York   Trend alert. Fur pockets on cashmere dress. NYFW         Embrace the cold in a red Canadian fox fur coat. New York.   Olive green fur detailed outfit. NYFW     Salmon fur collar with a floral full-length dress. New York.   Fur misstress in steets of Paris   That is so Gucci. Mink fur cuffs.              

Fur slides are undoubtedly the trend of the last two years. But when exactly starts to spread this trend all over the world?  The beginning was done by celebrities, such as Rihanna with her Fenty collection, Kim Kardashian,  Tamara Ecclestone, and many other celebrities who wanted to make a difference. The fur slides are RiRi’s latest footwear designs for Puma, which sold out in a few hours. Fur sliders are proof that fur isn’t only for the winter. Many celebrities prefer real fur slides for their appearances because they combined fashion and comfort. How can a woman wear these slides? We have some recommendations below for how can you combine fur slides with your outfit.   Match them with velvet clothes for every moment of the day.      You can wear them when you relax at home, after a busy day, for indoor style.      Pastel style for carefree and fashionable circumstances with suitable accessories.       You can wear them after swimming as you enjoy your Cosmopolitan on the beach.      You can wear them even in your sleep with boohoo Danielle satin backless cami babydoll.   Or them as you travel with your Calvin Klein bag.        Girly it is. Tight jeans, pink slides, and an MK handbag.     Match your fur sandals with your Hollister Lace high-neck bralette and a leather skirt.     You can combine them with your favorite torn jeans and braids hairstyle.     Just lush. Match them with Gucci silk trousers, a Gucci wool sweater, a Prada leather shoulder bag, and an Inkosi ring.    You can make your own personal fashionable style by wearing them with tracksuits.     Fur slides are the best choice for a night-out appearance, to make your night fluffy!     For an alternative look at a music concert.    For sleepy or “rose” girly street style combined perfectly with pink Dior lipstick and nail polish.     Pastel is an attitude. You can wear them to make a night out summer style a little bit different.

The usual suspects are back on the streets and they are keeping it warm in the cool December weather with class. It’s this time of year that we love waiting in the corner for famous A-listers to give us some inspiration with their way of glamming up their looks in fur! And they never let us down.    Together fur-ever: Khloe Kardashian and Tristan Thompson pose in lavish fur coats on Christmas in Tristan’s Instagram post.   This is the way to make an outing in NYC if you are a multimillion Pop star. Rita Ora looks fur-static with this statement coat. She wore a very fancy fur coat on Thursday night. The 26-year-old singer put on a thick winter jacket as she left her Soho hotel for a night out in New York City. The striking coat was formed of a mix of camel, grey, and cream furs which were woven together to create a chunky paneled design. Extending into a large, comfortable collar at her neck, the coat then fell to just below her knee, keeping the entirety of her frame warm in the cool December weather, The striking coat was formed of a mix of camel, grey, and cream furs which were woven together to create a chunky paneled design.   From New York to London, Red or dead, giving the ensemble an even further uber-glam feel was her huge red fur coat which she merely draped over her shoulders to permit a better look at her sexy outfit.   Olivia Culpo turned up at Reebok’s promotional event for their Perfect Never line in New York wearing a sports bra with racy webbing under a large fur coat.   Gigi Hadid wraps up in a fluffy fur jacket for a chilly NYC outing.   Socialite Hofit Golan turned heads in a vampy leather dress, matching thigh-high boots, and a cute fur-look cape as she headed to the bash.   Jessica Cunningham sizzles in nothing but a mink fur coat and lingerie in a festive snap.   Kim Kardashian in Santa Monica dressed up in a typically plunging white top, worn beneath a black rabbit fur coat. Classy enough to go for a movie with her mom. Kris Jenner in a pajama outfit wrapped up in a fur coat!  A playful detail, the fur keychain by Fendi.           Sources : Instagram, Dailly Mail Online, Vogue  

We’ve all heard about them before – they headline the news, they are on magazine covers everywhere and their faces are regularly featured on every social media, from Instagram to Vimeo. They sometimes grace the front row on runways of New York, Paris, and Milan and are often quoted for their pieces of advice regarding fashion. They are fondly referred to as fashion icons, the benchmarks of beauty, elegance, style, and glamour. In this article, we chose the 8 fashion icons who have dared to change the face of fashion and created a huge impact while doing it.   Giovanna Battaglia  Giovanna Battaglia is an Italian fashion editor, stylist, and creative director living in New York City. Deemed a “cyber icon” and “fashion heroine” by the New York Times, Giovanna is currently Contributing Fashion Editor at W Magazine, Senior Fashion Editor at Vogue Japan, and the Creative Director of the Queen of the Night.  She began her career in fashion as a model for D&G. After working with the designers for several years, she aspired to become a stylist, starting as a fashion editor at L’Uomo Vogue under  Anna Dello Russo. She then began contributing to other Condé Nast publications, including Vogue China, Vogue Paris, and, later newer publications such as Garage Magazine. In 2009, Battaglia was named Fashion Director of Vogue Gioiello andVogue Pelle under Editor-in-Chief Franca Sozzani. In 2011, Battaglia moved from Milan to Manhattan to work for W Magazine and began her monthly column Gio’s Journal.       Chiara Feragni Chiara Ferragni inherited from her mother a passion for fashion and photography. When she was a teenager, she already became popular on the first online communities, where she shared photos she took with her friends. In 2009, when blogs were not yet the phenomenon of today, she launched TheBlondeSalad.com, as a full expression of herself. Today, Chiara Ferragni collaborates with major fashion houses and designer brands, she fronts the cover of the most-read magazines worldwide.  In a fox fur jacket and with a Fendi’s Karlito fur keychain!   Olivia Palermo Olivia Palermo born February 28, 1986, is an American socialite and she has been associated with numerous scandals and stories in the way to build her name! Anyway, she has a great love for fur and we have seen her several times (more than every other fashion icon) groove her style in fur details! So beautiful colored fox fur vest   Anna Dello Russo She was described as a “fashion maniac”, Anna Dello Russo is currently the Editor At Large and creative consultant for Vogue Japan. Anna spent 18 years at Conde Nast Italia starting as a Fashion Editor at Vogue Italia she went on to become Editor of L’Uomo Vogue from 2000-2006. She is an avid collector of fashion and jewelry and describes herself as a passionate fashionista. Anna Dello Russo wearing a Fendi fur coat and Balmain pants outside Balmain during the Paris Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2016/2017 on March 3, 2016, in Paris, France. Shea Marie Shea Marie is a fashion influencer, designer, stylist, creative consultant, TV host, model, and editor of PeaceLoveShea.com.. Now a leading fashion, beauty, and health expert. Shea grew up in Southern California, attended the University of California San Diego where she studied Communications and Journalism, and currently lives in Hollywood.     Samantha De Reviziis I think the only blogger in the world that is fully dedicated to the fur fashion industry. In sable fur coat.   Anna Wintour Last but not least, Anna Wintour is the most influential woman in fashion right now, and one of the richest women ever. British-American, born on November 2, 1949, and she is editor in chief of Vogue since 1988. We all know the fashion icon with the black Chanel sunglasses.  I could say that she owns the biggest fur collection in the whole world!!     

“It’s exciting when people around the world meet for one week and introduce themselves through their clothes”  says Perminova over an alfresco lunch at Palazzo Terranova, the 18th-century estate in Umbria, Italy, where she and Lebedev vacation in summer. “Fashion is loud-speaking.” Born in Siberia, she had modest beginnings. “Siberia wasn’t depressing but it was cold, so I wore a lot of fake cheap fur,” says Perminova, who is now an ambassador for Chanel. “We didn’t have a lot of money. We were a simple family.” When a bad-news boyfriend came along, she found herself unwillingly dealing Ecstasy in Russian discos at age sixteen. She was soon arrested and sentenced to 6 years in prison, at one point restricted to a very small jail cell, about which she has said, “There was a stinking toilet and no soap … and an iron bed clamped to the wall.” Perminova’s father pleaded with Alexander Lebedev, then a member of the Russian parliament, to come to her aid. He did—and not long after, the pair fell in love. “I was so young,” Perminova says of her dark past. “I was blind—completely.” She is grateful to Lebedev, who not only rescued her from a life of ruin but also introduced her to a world of privilege. “He was my angel,” she says. “There is no other word for it.” Describing her childhood she said: “There are lots of bears walking in the street there and it is always -40°C. I’m joking!” Her predilection for feathers marked her out from her peers at an early age. “All the girls at the infant school dressed as snowflakes in for the Christmas matine show. I was a yellow baby chicken. It’s very important to have a personality. I was nine years old when I realized my style was different from the rest. Blue hair, fox tail on the bag, jeans with hand-made stars sewn on – people were surprised at the beginning, but by the end, they asked, ‘Where did you get this?'” Perminova made her high-fashion debut by stepping out in a slashed Rodarte sheath at a CFDA event in 2008. And she continued taking part in the most extravagant fashion runways and being the front row guest star by famous designers such as Giambattista Valli, now she is at the top of the fashion world due to her eccentric, extra personal style.     Lena Perminova in London during LFW, in a green feathered fur coat!     White fur collar. Elena Perminova attends the Giorgio Armani Prive show as part of Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2015 on January 27, 2015, in Paris, France. With Mira Duma in London wearing a double-color long fur collar. Elena Perminova attends the Giambattista Valli show as part of Paris Fashion Week Haute Couture Spring/Summer 2015 on January 26, 2015, in Paris, France. In Paris wearing fur mittens and an amazing fur hat. For sure a winter outfit!     Sources: Harper’s Bazaar, Stylecaster