Patch work here and patch work there, Embroidery is everywhere!
Yes, Yes, Yes! We are happy to announce that Embroidery is finally here and its doing what it is suppose to do best; gratify our modern clothes.
Embroidery is ancient needlework handcrafted through decorating fabrics or other materials using needle and thread or yarn. It can incorporate the use of metal strips, pearls, beads, quills, and sequins.
Since it is handcrafted, it has been around for many years of history and before technology existed. It gave people the chance to decorate material and make them look good, all through their artistic minds and culture which helped them to create enriched designs.
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From left to right: African, French Silk, Brazilian, English, Japanese and Indian.
But it has also looked very appealing to wear and since then has become a fashion.
Below we want to share with you the magic of Embroidery and the charm it has given to the runaway shows.
Alexander Mcqueen Spring 2016- Embroidery on Denim
Tory Burch Spring 2016
Schiaparelli Spring 2016
Cate Blanchett for Gucci Spring 2016
And now time for some street style and recommendation of stores.
H&M
From left to right: Missguided, Zara and Topshop.
Topshop Jeans
Gucci 2016
Gucci 2016
So go out there and shine like the Royal you are with this trend.
But, before you go we have a little gift for you. Easily own this trend for £5 by heading onto this site to own this Jacket.
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