Top trends: Glowing in bronze, super size coats and clever cut-outs

It is autumn, the leaves become and so have our cabinets. But while running talk of the town more gold than a James Bond Villain is a finger can show (Yes, Goldfinger), contact we our attention to the richer, more metallic bronze.

Regardless of whether you accessory to wear it as a statement, rock head-to-toe look, or simply painting your nails go with the metallic Brown, for bronze in this season will bring a warm glow inside of you.

Many of the designers are in favour of the bronze attack include Eve, Haider Ackermann, Rochas, and Temperley. While the exquisite use of dip dyed bronze hair at Prada on the sight of the runway autumn 2012/13 was. For more ideas running seasons looks, check our autumn 2012 galleries for RTW look out.

Rochas gets rustic with elegant bronze coats and jackets

Oversized is the new size this season, as we gear up for an extra cold winter. So rather than stuffing and squeezing your layered-look into a fitted Winter warmer, the designers have gone for a practical solution by modernising the classic wardrobe piece and supersizing coats.

Cocoon coats and pillow-sleeved jackets are all the rage this season -- but beware fashion followers -- If you’re going to go supersize, you’ll need a few handy tips to stop you from looking like a sack of potatoes!

First up, is contrast. If you choose the billowing look make sure it’s neatly contrasted with slimline trousers, bare legs, or a pencil skirt to prevent you from drowning in the look. Next up, big hair. This is the key to preventing your head from looking the size of a small tomato. Finally, always keep one equation in your head: B (big) + S (small) = OS (oversized success)!

Raf Simons gave his final bow at Jil Sander with untouchable elegance and oversized themes

While covering up is dignified, a clever cut-out is a sexy and simple way to send out a seductive message this Fall. And hurry up on in there before it gets a bit too nippy! Just take a look at the fun cut-outs from Carven, willow dresses from Jil Sander, and lace splicing from Elie Saab. And be inspired!

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