| Win: Alexi Freeman t-shirt & ring Alexi Freeman took a softer turn for SS10/11, putting his touch on a delicate mix of draping fabrics, sheers, soft dove greys and gentle geometric prints. As with the past few seasons, Alexi's work traverses the space between luxe sportswear, modern daywear, and sophisticated classics. With the holiday season approaching, we thought it was time to give some Christmas gifts back to you; and what better than two of Alexi's beautiful pieces? We're giving away: - An Infinity ring in sterling silver (AUD $99)
- A Diamond Foil T-Shirt in black jersey cotton with metallic foil printing (AUD $95) - pictured left
Click to win 'Alexi Freeman t-shirt & ring' Win: Strummer's Sunday Lunch dress Aptly named label Strummer have a festival-chic aesthetic that's effortlessly cool and yet startlingly sophisticated. Amoung their spring 2011 range you'll find crochet minidresses with 70's-style bell sleeves, pairs of breezy culottes, and the kind of ruffled blouses that can work with pretty much anything, anytime. The label itself is young; yet Gina Cole and Edwina Hagon, the creative duo behind Strummer, have already carved out a signature style that echoes the drumbeat of the free-spirited but is based in structure and cohesion. An example of their ability to create staple pieces that can take you from day trip to festival to Sunday Lunch and back again? This little white dress, which we happen to be giving away to a lucky Fashioniser as a Christmas gift to you. 
Click to win 'Strummer's Sunday Lunch dress' Double hair knot: 2011 hair trend When it comes to the year's fashion trends a lot of 2011 will focus on embellished, quality details - it won't be exactly the same for 2011 hairstyles, however. Quality, yes. Embellishment, not always. 2011 won't be a year in which hair trends are based around adornments and accessories - yes, there'll be headbands, but there'll be a larger push towards styles that are au naturel. And amongst those styles will be the double hair knot. 
Click to read 'Double hair knot' Emma Watson: three in one When most typecast starlets decide to break the mould and show the world they're no longer an innocent young thing, they vamp it up to beyond-reasonable levels, do something particularly debaucherous, or maybe even land a Playboy cover. Not Emma Watson. Much more subtle, yet somehow just as bold, she cut off her hair. No longer Hermione Granger, but still Emma Watson, she's managed to step out of character rather successfully, and has done so in style. Attending the world premiere of Harry Potter and The Deathly Hallows: Part One in a trend trifecta of see-through lace and feathers, Emma unsurprisingly stole the spotlight off her less sartorially-striking colleagues. 
Picture Gallery Preview Click To View Full Gallery Click to read 'Emma Watson: three in one' Zara young men's collection for A/W '10 As the northern fashioniser experiences autumn / fall 2010's steady march towards winter 2011. fashion houses and the high street stores alike are releasing heavier pieces as a part of new collections. Amongst them is Zara, whose new young men's collection is due in store this month. 
Picture Gallery Preview Click To View Full Gallery Click to read 'Zara young men's collection for A/W '10' At the docks If you haven't already seen Vikram Pathak's latest work, shot exclusively for Fashionising.com, then it's about time you gave it a peek. She Morphed contrasts dramatic, avant garde fashion against a gritty dockside setting. Vikram's photography is, as always, striking; while the flawless styling by Aletia Gonzalez is both edgy and wearable. 
Picture Gallery Preview Click To View Full Gallery Click to read 'At the docks' Candice Swanepoel and an unsuccessful hunt for fashion (NSFW) Yeah ok, VMAN, we get it: Candice Swanepoel has a perfect body. Seems that Mario Testino's "hunt for sinful spring fashion" (as described in the shoot's notes) didn't turn up all that much, if this preview from the shoot is anything to go by. Not that anyone is really complaining. 
Click to read 'Candice Swanepoel and an unsuccessful hunt for fashion' (NSFW) Featured Editorial | 
