Louis Vuitton A/W’14 collection. Photo: Isidore Montag
Yeah they are, as seen on the catwalk at Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Stella Jean and Michael Kors, skinny belts twisted into neat loops were displayed like never before!
For Michael Kors, micro- looped belts were utilised to break up thick knits and shaggy fabrics. Some were crocodile with metallic clasps, while others were a luxe interpretation of rope.
Michael Kors A/W ’14 collection. Photo: Isidore Montag
Then Nicolas Ghesquière showcased embellished his inaugural collection for Louis Vuitton with razor-sharp black leather belts, which were looped around the belle du jour outfits like ties. And who came next? Burberry!. They were narrow accompaniments to fix the brand’s painterly scarves in place.
Burberry A/W ’14 collection. Isidore Montag
It is a one-off design crafted from panels painted with floral artwork. To make our eyes cry for more, Milan Fashion Week’s most hyped up export, Stella Jean, went down the prim and proper route, using thin crocodile strands to loop and frame autumn’s pussy bow blouses and chic workwear. The Italian label sure thrilled her fans.
Stella Jean A/W ’14 collection. Photo: Isidore Montag
Check out below how the street stylistas loops their belt
Photo: Elizabeth Khan-Greig via Telegraph.co.uk
Elizabeth Khan-Greig via Telegraph.co.uk
Use the links below to shop belts made for looping. Happy shopping!
Clockwise from top left: Black belt, £15, River Island; Narrow belt, £3.99, H and M; Jagged edge belt, £18, Stories ; Pull-through leather belt, £25, Topshop
Clockwise from top left: ‘Tie the Knot’ painted belt, £410, Louis Vuitton; Braided leather belt, $695, Michael Kors; Hand-painted leather belt, £395, Burberry; Bottega Venetta Snake skinny waist belt, £405, Net-a-Porter
