Fall’s Key Trends by Andrew Yee featuring Josephine Skriver

Josephine Skriver Shows off fall’s key trends in How to Spend It from the Financial Times. Shot  by Andrew Yee.  Fashion director Damian Foxe is behind the styling of this fantastic fall editorial, picking pieces from brands such as Prada, Dolce & Gabbana, Yves Saint Laurent by Stefano Pilati, Jil Sander, Comme des Garçons, Fendi, Chanel, Céline, Wunderkind, Chloé, Mugler and Gucci. As sad as it is that summer is over, it definately makes me feel warmer inside kknow we can spend the future cold months in such vibrant fashions. :)

Fall Wardrobe Inspiration -Harper's Bazaar: War & Peace by Victor Demarchelier

For all us ladies beginning to think fall wardrobes, this editorial is a great source of inspiration! Trends still hot - feminine florals, new trend for the season - browns and aubergine. All though I can't say I'm excited about putting my sandals away and embracing the cold; embracing it in great boots, structured trenches and beuitifull floral patterns make the thought that much more appealing.

Titled War & Peace, this editorial was shot by Victor Demarchelier for the US Harper's Bazaar September 2012 edition, and features gorgeous  Eniko Mihalik.

Bruna in Yacamim Magazine

You know fall is coming when editorial colours shift from the pastels we've been seeing all summer to these gorgeous autumn colours. The boho inspired stylying is impeccable, especially the headscarfs, and really reminds me of Jasmine mixed with Pocahontas.

ANNE SOFIE MADSEN - SEDNA - AUTUMN/WINTER 2012/13

I'm literally blown away by the structure and organic detailing of all these pieces from Anne Madsen's 2013 collection titled "Sedna", named after and inspired by the half skeleton and half human Inuit goddess of the underworld.

"The horror of Sedna is a tragic story of a young woman who loses her life in the arctic cold and becomes a goddess with a wish for revenge. The skeleton of Sedna is depicted in the work with techniques inspired by car vings in ivory from the Inuit tupilak figures."

These are definately some show stopping pieces for the upcoming season! VIA

Mara Hoffman Scarves

Mara Hoffman is a designer every boho chick should familiarize themselves with. Known for her use of tribal and organic patterns, she's now transferred those to a line of gorgeous silk chiffon scarves, part of an exclusive collection for Bona Drag. The best part is these can be worn in so many different styles through out the year so definately worth the $120 investement.

You can buy the scarvess here. Images VIA

Fairytale Wedding Dresses by Lazaro

If you're having a fairytale wedding (isn't every girl?) these Fall/Winter 2012 Lazaro dresses would be a dream for any bride! The trend for off white is being pushed by more and more designers, and Lazaro is no exception. I'm loving the pale yellow shade used, as well as all the gorgeous intricate detailing seen on every dress.