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What's hot this spring in fashion? Designer looks from Etsy!



I love looking at magazines for the newest fashions of the season. The sucky thing is that most people can't afford the designer clothes! I pride myself in being a savvy shopper, so today after looking at some runway photos of 2010 spring fashion I decided to do a little experiment. I analyzed the designer runway fashions and put together  items on Etsy.com to copy the designer looks.  Take a look at how easy it is to create designer looks with inexpensive Etsy finds!



Cynthia Steffe











Fashion show photo/runway collection
Mercedes Benz fashion week New York
spring summer/2010

The next 5 photographs are from Etsy.com. If you are interested in purchasing anything shown, simply chick on the link beneath the photo.



cotton jacket on Etsy


Maxi dress on Etsy







Fashion show photo/runway collection 
Mercedes Benz fashion week New York
spring summer 2010




                                                    Vintage 80's dress from Etsy                                             


















DIANE VON FURSTENBERG








 
Fashion show photo/runway collection
Mercedes Benz fashion week New York






Fashion show photo/runway collection
Milan fashion week
spring/summer 2010














LUELLA BARTLEY

Fashion show photo/runway collection
London fashion week
spring/summer 2010






Vintage 50's red dress from Etsy
















OSMAN 


 YOUSEFZADA



Fashion show photo/runway collection
London fashion week
spring/summer 2010

















White mod mini dress from Etsy











PORTS 1961








Fashion show photo/runway collection
New York fashion week
spring/summer 2010
























ROSA CHA

Swim collection photo/runway collection
Mercedes Benz New York
spring/summer 2010
















Vintage swimsuit from Etsy

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