Fashion Styles Inspired From The Berlin MB Fashion Week (Part 2)

So it's the end of the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Berlin, and as always, I stayed well until dawn just to catch up on what I've missed. And of course, if you weren't able to watch the latest styling trends, here are my favorite style inspirations I got from the show.

1. The Colorful Coat

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Inspiration: Laurèl

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When the season turns to fall, the days become greyer and gloomier. So to add color and life to an overcast day, wear a colorful jacket . Inspired by Laurèl, this ensemble style is sure to turn heads to your direction. So be sure to dress fashionably when you're out.

2. Lace Dress

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Inspiration: Irene Luft

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Nothing screams feminine, classy, sophisticated and chic better than a lace dress. That's why this Irene Luft lace dress caught my attention at the runway. Good thing there are better, and sexier versions than that. Like this mesh-heart lace dress in red, for instance.

3. Sheer lace top

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Inspiration: Ewa Herzog

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Ooh... I love this see-through, long sleeve top. The moment the model walked on the runway, I decided to have one myself. And here's what I found! I bet you'd want one yourself, too.

4. Zig Zag skirt

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Inspiration: Glaw

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I love the sleek, zig-zag-style skirt that I went on the net and searched for one. Here's what I found. So much sexier, right?

5. Sheer maxi skirt

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Inspiration: Irene Luft

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I can never get enough of maxi skirts! They're versatile and comfortable. Other than that, they can also be stylish like that one above. So here's my take for a more casual sheer maxi skirt: