Samshek | Red Cafe: The European Fashion Trend For Every Women

The Red Effect:

Chili, brick, burgundy or maroon. There isn’t a doubt in any fashion-loving, trend-setting, style-obsessed person’s mind that RED is the color of the millennials. Its no secret that anything red is instantly attention grabbing, be it a billboard advertisement or those classic Christian Louboutin red soled pumps. Even as I write this article, seated at Princi Café in Moscova, Milano, each passer by has one form or the other of a red accent, be it the old man with the bright red tie or the Balenciaga obsessed fashion student in the carrot colored oversized sweatshirt. It’s all about RED.

It’s no wonder that Red is known as the color of the bold and sensual character. Armani and Saint Laurent do it with fur, while Chanel does it with tweed, Marc Jacobs does it in a sporty style and Jil Sander does it minimally chic. No matter the fabric, no matter the shade, it is the accent most prominent of all that European fashion is about. The red statement is not just about fashion it is a statement made through home décor and architecture as well. Old brick walls, a red chandelier in an all white room, or even a red frame for an Andy Warhol painting, the image you portray in your home is the reflection of your personal style.

So, even if your personal style is minimalist and earthy, adding a fiery red tone to your home or ensemble can make all the difference. A simple red color-blocked scarf tied around the waist of a subtle white day dress not only keeps you trendy, but at the same time is a body flattering makeshift belt. If the cinched in waist is not your way to go, bring out your inner bohemian by using the same scarf as a bandana with a French braid, or tie it around your wrist as an accessory to your look.

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