When the temperatures begin to rise, that's when clothes start coming off and it seems as though that is also the time when we begin to see too many fashion no-no's that totally contradicts the saying ... "Less is best"! "Just because we're in the middle of a Midwest heat wave, does that mean that we still can't stay cool & classy?" Not that I personally consider myself in the ranks of Joan Rivers & her notorious fashion police or anything, but geesh sometimes it's just so out there and it's just so wrong on too many levels that it kind of makes you want to say ... "Girl, Oh no you didn't?". I know you know exactly what I'm talking about! The numero uno fashion faux pas that seems to strike every Summer is the ill fitting swimsuit. ""News flash"", no one wants to see all that business popping out everywhere! No matter who you are or what your body type, & contrary to popular beliefs, it's just not attractive when it borders on pornographic. And by all means, if you're going to opt for a white bathing suit, please make sure it's lined so your bits don't end up being on center stage for all to see... & F.Y.I., anything that might be defined as 'micro' is an 'instant NO-NO'!
When it comes to sporting shorts, in my opinion...the ones you see bunched up in the crotch area because they don't fit properly, are just as atrocious as seeing someone wearing a pair of 'daisy dukes'. Finding the right pair is really not that difficult and there's an easy formula to it. If you're short in stature pic shorts that hit you at mid thigh in length, If you're taller, opt for Bermuda shorts that rise just above the knee.
One trend that seems to be fairly new is the pairing of Fall/Winter'ish boots like UGGS, or the trendy boot slippers with summer wear. I tend to consider myself pretty open minded when it comes to variations in style trends, but seriously, I think UGGS are UGG'ly when paired with mini skirts, summer shorts and worst of all bikinis! It just looks sweaty!
O.k., so now that I've dished on the Summer style 'negs', here's what I find to be summer 'pos'... Pale hued sundresses accented with crocheted boleros, flowing Summer floor length bohemian skirts paired with gypsy tops and flip flops & last but not least the Summer nudes (tan, taupe, khaki), anything light and airy that gives the vibe of confidence & sensuality topped with underlying notes of discreet modesty & remember that just because it's Summer, that doesn't mean we gotta let it all hang out!
: fashionpaparazzis.com , blstbmsn.com , isuwannee.com , stylebakery.com , salebikini.blogspot.com , en.wikipedia.org , tumblr.com , laist.com , cheapwineandpantylines.com
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Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
NUDE....The New Black!
This just in...'nude is the new black'! From creamy khaki to barely there beige, it's just as simply chic as it's counterpart the LBD.
It's a given that the 'little black dress' is a must have for any wardrobe conscious fashionista, but the neutral skin tone nude hue is all the rage at this very moment! A lot of women stick to the LBD for the simple fact that it's a forgiving color and has an extremely slimming effect but regardless, the LND cut in a pattern appropriate for your figure and paired with the right accessories can be just as flattering...
The paleness of the LND goes fab with a splash of color but avoid accessorizing it with black as that will look way too harsh.
Black shoes are also a fashion faux pas as beige on beige has a leg lengthening appeal.
The number one thing to consider when searching for the perfect 'little nude dress' is your personal skin tone. If you are pale, a darker shade of nude would not be the right fit for you and visa versa...if you're dark, a paler shade nude wouldn't be the right fit for you... It's all about finding the right hue to compliment you!
pics: anewmode.com , primamag.onsugar.com , reneetbouchard.blogspot.com , flypaper.bluefly.com , blog.thefind.com , hiheelz.onsugar.com
It's a given that the 'little black dress' is a must have for any wardrobe conscious fashionista, but the neutral skin tone nude hue is all the rage at this very moment! A lot of women stick to the LBD for the simple fact that it's a forgiving color and has an extremely slimming effect but regardless, the LND cut in a pattern appropriate for your figure and paired with the right accessories can be just as flattering...
The paleness of the LND goes fab with a splash of color but avoid accessorizing it with black as that will look way too harsh.
Black shoes are also a fashion faux pas as beige on beige has a leg lengthening appeal.
The number one thing to consider when searching for the perfect 'little nude dress' is your personal skin tone. If you are pale, a darker shade of nude would not be the right fit for you and visa versa...if you're dark, a paler shade nude wouldn't be the right fit for you... It's all about finding the right hue to compliment you!
pics: anewmode.com , primamag.onsugar.com , reneetbouchard.blogspot.com , flypaper.bluefly.com , blog.thefind.com , hiheelz.onsugar.com
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Thursday, February 17, 2011
The Skinny On Colors & Textures For Spring 2011
I’ve been doing a little research as to what’s in for fashion this Spring 2011 and here’s what I’ve found….
BOLD…BRIGHT…NEUTRALS…WHITES & GLAM?…
I know that’s quite the mix isn’t it? But according to reliable sources here’s the skinny on what’s popular for Spring colors/textures 2011.
Chunky pieces of bold statement jewelry, colors that are bright yet sophisticated, neutrals with exotic texture accents, mix match patterns, white from head to toe with earthy jewelry accents and even Glam is doing the time warp again… You might as well consider ‘anything goes’!.

For those who love color play in their wardrobe you can feel free to bold it up by accessorizing with graphic gutsy hues. Cobalt, neon and everything in between…& FYI orange is all the rage this Spring!



And for you less daring lasses, neutrals are still the mainstay. Khaki is always ‘in’ and probably always will be! Don’t forget there are so many variations of neutrals you might incorporate into your muted palette choices such as taupe, tan, beige, cream, ivory, gray & black


Not being able to wear white past Labor Day is a thing of the past as this hue 'or rather the non-hue' has been sticking around a lot longer. White is timeless, crisp and fresh and is a good base for accessorizing.


I was surprised to find out that Glam is making a comeback this Spring. Too bad I didn’t hang onto any of my wardrobe from back in the 80’s I’d be all set for this year as pop deco prints, metallic hues, rhinestones, leather and lace are on the scene!


The choices this year are endless so whatever works for you go out and work it girl and remember this is your year to shine!
source : stylelist.com , fashion-era.com , uk.ykone.com
For those who love color play in their wardrobe you can feel free to bold it up by accessorizing with graphic gutsy hues. Cobalt, neon and everything in between…& FYI orange is all the rage this Spring!
And for you less daring lasses, neutrals are still the mainstay. Khaki is always ‘in’ and probably always will be! Don’t forget there are so many variations of neutrals you might incorporate into your muted palette choices such as taupe, tan, beige, cream, ivory, gray & black
Not being able to wear white past Labor Day is a thing of the past as this hue 'or rather the non-hue' has been sticking around a lot longer. White is timeless, crisp and fresh and is a good base for accessorizing.
I was surprised to find out that Glam is making a comeback this Spring. Too bad I didn’t hang onto any of my wardrobe from back in the 80’s I’d be all set for this year as pop deco prints, metallic hues, rhinestones, leather and lace are on the scene!
The choices this year are endless so whatever works for you go out and work it girl and remember this is your year to shine!
source : stylelist.com , fashion-era.com , uk.ykone.com
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