Buttoned Dress, The Other Star of Summer 2018

It invaded the summer collections without warning. From the shirt-dress to the chasuble to the fine-strapless model. Now, follow us to get the wonderful one for you.

Discrete little ones, big well-known, real, fake: this summer, the dress is worn with buttons ... or does not wear! Ok, we exaggerate a little, but still: gone unnoticed at the beginning of the season, the buttoned dress has invaded the collections so much that we still wonder how she could escape us.

Usually confined to the shirt-dress, it is now combined with all the trends: long, short, checkered, polka dots, retro cuts, bare shoulders, thin straps, knotted effects and what color do you want in here?

How to wear the buttoned dress this summer?

The simplest way: set your sights on a shirt dress. Nothing more classic and easier to adopt every day. Known to sublimate almost all female morphologies, the shirt cut adapts to the styles and desires of each. Modest? It is buttoned down entirely. In a funny mood? We go out the big game by unbuttoning widely: top to create a plunging neckline and down to a hyper-sensual split effect.

And if you do not have a shirt dress in your closets, just put a white shirt on your man to cover your jersey this summer at the beach. The guaranteed effect with this mix of very feminine-masculine genres.

The most fashionable way? View a model where the buttons are strictly useless if n ' is to do good! In short: these buttons can never be unbuttoned! And in 2018, the bigger and more apparent they are, the more trendy your dress will be.

The most glamorous way? Crack for a model with wide straps and a midi length. A very bomba Italian look. Even more effective if your cheap dresses are colored (red or poppy for example) or printed mini-patterns a little vintage. Well also: all models with shoulders "Bardot" or " one shoulder " that reveal the shoulders and allow to show and suggest as desired!

On the accessories side, over-play the women's card with wedge espadrilles, round bags, and small gold jewelry.

The coolest way? The overalls cut (especially if it is denim) and the chasuble obviously! Wear it with canvas sneakers or Greek sandals for a truly relaxed result.

Stéphanie Durant Releases a Collection With Boohoo

Marseille's influencer Stéphanie Durant collaborates with Boohoo for a collection. Floral prints, airy cuts and bright colors, the alliance of the fashion blogger and the English brand promises ultra-stylish looks.

In the big family of fashion influencers, we find Stéphanie Durant, a successful blogger. The famous Marseillaise signs a summer collection in collaboration with Boohoo. Available on the e-shop of the brand, the collection should make you crack.  

A collection at the heart of fashion trends

When it comes to talking fashion, we can count on Stephanie Durant, former candidate of the "Marseillais" on W9, become a successful blogger.

On her Instagram account, the young Marseilles chained looks sharp, under the watch of its 2 million subscribers.

At age 27, the fashion blogger takes a new step in her career with this exclusive 65-piece collection, in collaboration with the Boohoo brand.

The capsule combines the essentials of summer and the trendiest fashion trends of the moment.

Stéphanie Durant signs the perfect summer wardrobe with polka-dot overalls, floral blouses, plus size bohemian dresses and stylish accessories.

If yellow, red and pink predominate, we also find timeless basics: black, white and beige.

Printed side, we take a full view with stripes, peas, flowers, and gingham.

Fashion pieces at a low price

The Boohoo brand is part of this low-cost e-shop where we find the great basics mixed with the trends of the moment.  

With 100 new products online per day, the English brand seduces fashionistas looking for stylish looks, at low prices.  

For this exclusive collaboration with Stéphanie Durant, the prices do not exceed 40 €.

These small prizes should seduce her many fans who follow her since her debut on television.

In 2017, she made the decision to leave her flagship show "Les Marseillais", to focus fully on her career as a fashion blogger.

The young woman now lives in London and connects successful projects and collaborations. 

How to Wear The Orange Color?

The orange color is one of the major trends in fashion. In small touches or total look, dress in orange promises pretty sunny looks. With which colors to associate it? How to wear it well? We give you all our advice to tame this color of fire.

Wear orange in total look

Whether it's a midi dress, a well-cut jumpsuit or a pantsuit, the orange color is a guarantee of original looks.

To change the little black dress that you go out at every opportunity, opt for a nice outfit with a strong visual identity.

We love the midi skirt and satin camisole look in total orange look. Side accessories, we opt for nude, gold or brick red!

With a total look, we remain sober on the accessories with thin flange sandals and a minimalist clutch.

Blend an orange linen shirt with a ruffled mini skirt. Unbutton your shirt slightly to adopt the maxi neckline and add some golden necklaces, to wear in accumulation.

In summer, the total orange look is an undeniable fashionable asset! And for good reason, your tan is instantly highlighted.

If you have very clear skin, opt for a dark orange that will better adapt to your complexion.

Wear orange in small touches

For the more cautious ones who do not dare to wear the total orange look, turn to trendy accessories!

Socofy shoes, bags and jewelry: adopt the orange color with small touches.

The cat's eye sunglasses, which have been seen everywhere in recent seasons, work wonderfully in the leopard version, with an orange tone.

Similarly for the newsboy cap, which is adopted in dark orange to boost a casual look.

To wear the orange color, you have to know which colors to associate it with.

The more adventurous will opt for daring mixtures like green, purple or blue with orange.

For others, adopt the mixture of white, powdery pink or taupe with light orange.

In winter, small touches of orange add pep to the total black look that is used (and abused) during the cool season.