She's the girl we all love to hate on reality TV show
The City, but Oliva Palermo cannot put a fashion foot wrong.
With the ability to mix prints and styles in a way that shouldn't work but somehow does, she has mastered the art of mixing high street fashion, with high end designers. This is a trend we are increasingly seeing in street fashion around the world. With the GFC affecting economies globally, consumers couldn't always afford to dress head-to-toe in designer gear. As a result, we have seen consumers mix Chanel, LV and Balenciaga, with Topshop, asos and Zara. With high street retailers turning over clothes on a weekly basis, this meant consumers could still afford to keep up with trends, without breaking the bank.
Palermo was recently the face of the asos.com magazine and is currently the face of Mango. Her love for high street fashion has meant that her style is not just accessable to those with a socialite budget. Not only has she mastered the art of dressing up, her street style is the right mix of comfort and style. A regular feature at fashion week, Palermo has a new reality TV series in the works. She might not be the nicest girl on TV, but she certainly great to watch!
Following the excitement and drama of Couture Week in Paris, the fashionable crowd headed to designer Valentino Garavani's 17th century estate for The White Fairy Tale Love Ball. The Ball, hosted by supermodel Natalia Vodianova and Valentino raises money for Vodianova's charity Naked Heart Foundation which provides safe playgrounds for underprivileged children in Russia.
