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Monday, December 26, 2011
Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Turtleneck 3/4 Ruched Sleeve Sweater Dress - BLACK (S)
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Pleated top, turtle neckline and ribbed body-clinging design make this bebe sweater dress an elegant cold-weather style. Style it with a glossy pump and layered bangles for a party look. Center back to hem: 37".
Friday, December 16, 2011
How to Wear Belts | Who What Wear Ep 5
With two different and popular styles of belts, we'll show you how to create 4 flattering and fashionable looks. Created by Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr. Who What Wear TV is a 60Frames original series. For more information, please visit us at www.60frames.com.
Monday, December 12, 2011
Differences Between Cocktail Dresses and Formal Dresses
When it comes to a cocktail party, the most popular vision is nothing but a hot girl in a sexy cocktail dress with nice legs. It rocks, doesn't it? While we're talking about a formal event, it's another story. The invitation tells "A Black Tie Party" which means we must wear formal dresses. How can we tell the difference between cocktail dresses and formal dresses? What do we need to pay attention? The following tips may help you decide what to wear once you're invited.
Formality
A cocktail dress usually means what we wear to a cocktail party. Drinks and appetizers are generally served there. Moreover, guests have freedom to decide the skirt length since a cocktail party is less formal than most events. Formal dresses are what we wear to special occasions such as formal weddings, balls, charity events, etc. Choosing what to wear depends on the event formality. If you wear a cocktail dress in a formal event, you might not be thought as a cultivated woman as formal events require proper solemnities.
Skirt length
The length of cocktail dresses can be ranged from mid-thigh to knee length. You can decide the skirt length according to your body shape. A mid-thigh length dress is fabulous for a woman with nice legs, while a knee length dress suits for all-figures. However, the lengths of formal dresses are generally from knee length to floor length. Floor length is absolutely the most popular one when you're attending some formal events like a cathedral wedding. It is not appropriate to wear an above-knee length dress in a formal occasion.
Color
Cocktail dresses are available in a wide range of colors and patterns. Bold colors like pink or tiger brindles are sure to turn heads in a cocktail party. Don't worry about that you might be more attractive than the bride in a wedding or you might not look graceful in a bright shiny colored dress in a white tie occasion. On the contrary, you need to pay attention when choosing color of formal gowns. As usual, monotone or uncomplicated color combinations are appropriate for formal dresses. Stay away from the bright hues like red or pink at funeral.
Accessories
No matter what event you are attending, never forget to accessorize your dress with matching jewelry. The same set works for both cocktail dress and formal dress. Chic clutches or designer handbags add a classy touch to your gown. Stilettos work well with your cocktail dress as they elongate your legs. A pair of shining high heels with crystals will accent your floor length formal dress and produce a red carpet look. Remember to put on your favorite earrings and necklace for a complete ensemble.
Fabric
As for the fabrics, cocktail dresses and formal dresses are basically the same. Satin, taffeta and organza goes well with any gowns.
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Vintage 80s Fashion Video: IB Diffusion
Fashion Flashback from the VIDCAT Archive!1980s Fashion Music Video by premium sweater design company IB Diffusuion. See colorful, large shouldered sweaters, dresses and skirts.
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Saturday, December 3, 2011
Fall Fashion Tips - How to Put Together a Core Wardrobe For Fall
I have begun to receive fall catalogs in the mail. Have you? Since fall is my favorite season, I am always excited when they begin to arrive. My budget, however, does not jump for joy. So I take that into consideration when I begin to plan my fall wardrobe.
With careful planning, I can buy enough good-quality pieces that will mix and match without breaking the bank. Would you like some fall wardrobe advice to help you do the same? Here are fall fashion tips for creating a core wardrobe.
What Needs Replacing?
The first thing to keep in mind is what you already know you need to replace. If last year's pants got a tomato sauce stain on them that will not come out, and those were your only pair of black pants, you may want to start your planning there.
Create a Core Wardrobe
Replacements aside, however, it is best to think in terms of creating a core wardrobe. Choose ten pieces in no less than two but no more than three or four colors and keep them in mind when the catalogs show up in the mail.
One of those colors should be a neutral color like black, tan or white and one should be an accent color like fuschia or red if you can handle intensity and mint or peach if you can't.
One Jacket: Choose a blazer in one of your core colors with distinct lines that will go with everything - skirts, jeans, khaki pants, dresses.
One Cardigan: Since the jacket will be structured, the cardigan can be soft and fluid, like a swing jacket, or a button-up cable-knit sweater.
One Dress: Though basic black is always a good choice, most of us already have one, and could use more color in our wardrobes. Consider getting the dress in your accent color.
Two Shirts: Your shirts should not be in exactly the same style or you are likely to get bored, even if they are different colors. Pick one henley and one mock turtleneck, or crew-neck sweater.
Two Pairs of Pants: At least one pair of pants should be in a go-with-everything neutral color, but the other could be in an accent color if you want. You might want to pick the same colors as your jacket and cardigan, though, so you can mix and match.
One Skirt: Make sure the skirt is versatile enough to pair with both the jacket and cardigan, and that it will match well with at least one of the two shirts.
One Pair of Shoes: If you can get them in one of the core accent colors, that would make them a great accessory. If not, get them in your neutral color.
One Print Scarf: If possible, this print should have all of the colors in your core wardrobe. If that is not possible, look for another print piece that will do it, like a pair of earrings or a hat or jacket.
If I have added up correctly, and you buy these ten pieces in mix-and-match colors, you should be able to get at least 21 different outfits out of this new fall wardrobe. Happy shopping!
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
How to Fold Different Types of Shirts : Folding a Button-down Dress Shirt
The Wall Street fold will keep your button-down dress shirt looking sharp. Learn how to fold a button-down dress shirt in thisfree clothing care video. Expert: ShaNay Norvell Contact: www.shanaynorvell.com Bio: ShaNay Norvell, a top personal trainer and fitness competitor based in Atlanta, GA, uses her positive energy and natural motivation skills to help take clients to their next level of fitness. Filmmaker: Nicole Bentley
Saturday, November 26, 2011
AGB Women's Sweater Dress with Oversized Neck design, Heather Brown, Medium
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Dress Code For the Grooms Mother
She may not be the central focus of the wedding but it's nonetheless an important day for her, therefore, finding an appropriate outfit for the mother of the groom; something that she likes and feels fully comfortable in is very important.
That said, finding a dress for the groom's mother is not a walk in the park and neither does it mean finding some cheapskate dress for 0 and then calling it a day; a considerate mother of the groom will ensure that the dress she plans to wear for the big day complements the wedding theme and coordinates with what the wedding party wears. I've assembled some tips below to help you "mothers-law" in the making, decide on wedding outfit.
The first step in deciding what to wear to your sons wedding is to contact the mother of the bride. Talk to the mother of the bride and find out what she plans to wear, and take your clues from her. After all, you won't want to be in a casual suit if she's in a ball gown. You'll also need to know what color she is planning to buy, as you'll want to coordinate, but not match exactly.
For example, if she says she's wearing a champagne colored ball gown with sequins, maybe you'll want to wear a gold ball gown. If she's wearing a more casual outfit like a simple blouse and sweater for an outdoor wedding, perhaps you'll want to wear a simple dress. She or the bride or groom may have specific ideas about what you should wear - if these ideas disagree, it's best to defer to the bride.
Shopping for the dresses
Look at department stores, bridal salons, and really anywhere you shop for evening clothes. While you may find stores that sell specific mother of the groom dresses, make sure you check that price tag-some places think they can charge more for a dress that's intended for a wedding. For a more casual wedding, you may find a dress at a local boutique or you could try the internet for online stores specializing in all things wedding.
Here's a reason why the mother of the groom can't wear what she wants
First of all, you'll want to be coordinated with the rest of the wedding. If everyone else is wearing light colors, you'll stand out garishly in a bold red dress. You also won't want to upstage the bride or her mother, causing hurt feelings. But, you should still look like yourself, and feel comfortable in what you're wearing. While you need to coordinate with the Mother of the Groom, wearing dresses that match in length and formality, you need not look like twins. Hopefully, you'll find a dress that you'll be able to wear again.
Striking the middle ground is a delicate process that requires proper planning and consultation with the parties concerned and for the mother of the groom it's definitely the brides mother you should talk to when shopping for your wedding outfit, after all it's your sons wedding and you don't wanna disappoint.
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Stella McCartney Fall/Winter 2009 Full Show [Crystal Quality and Multi Camera View]
Sorry it's not the original soundtrack.. I tried but it caused copyright trouble... For collection review and music tracklist please click info... Review: Say goodbye to the all-in-one. For Fall, Stella McCartney put aside the sportier sensibility that's become her MO of late and embraced the twin passions with which she launched her label back in the late nineties: suiting and slipdresses. "I wanted to look at what makes a Stella girl," she said. The result was one of the designer's best collections in some time. Jackets in black and white or red and black micro-checks were roomy and long enough to function as a dress, which they were asked to do when paired on the runway with vegan legging boots. (These needle-heeled numbers were definitely up there with the season's other extreme footwear.) Elegant cocoon coats were made edgier with super-skinny belts, and a couple of them got the trompe l'oeil treatment—coming, they looked like a jacket and skirt. Houndstooth, meanwhile, appeared on clingy knit sweater dresses. The prettiest slipdresses we've seen from New York to Paris put into practice something else McCartney mentioned backstage: her interest in taking things apart and putting them together again. Silk was spliced with tulle to create provocative peekaboo panels raying out from the midriff and down the legs. The same trick was used on illusion sleeves so it looked like black lace was floating on the models' arms. For an evening alternative, there was also a black ...
Sunday, November 20, 2011
History of the Cardigan Sweater
While styles come and go, some clothing items endure and remain a popular wardrobe staple from generation to generation. Cardigan sweaters for women definitely fit into this category. From the 1800's when the Earl of Cardigan's knitted waistcoat was catapulted to fame due to his heroics in the Crimean War, to Lana Turner displaying her assets in a tight sweater, the cardigan sweater has been a part of cultural icons for decades.
While cardigan sweaters come in many styles, the basic elements of the garment remain the same: a knitted sweater that is either buttoned, zipped or tied in the front. The cardigan's initial purpose was to add extra warmth during the frigid winter campaigns of the Crimean War. Today, cardigans are not worn on battlegrounds; however, they make a common appearance in everyday settings such as work and school. This is partly due to the ease with which the sweater allows the wearer to layer clothing for warmth and remove it when not needed.
Another reason for the enduring popularity of this sweater type is the fact that it is so versatile and comes in so many styles, ranging from casual to formal. The 50's saw a huge surge in popularity of the cardigan with twinsets which featured an underlying sweater shell with a matching outer cardigan. Some of these twinsets were made of luxurious materials such as cashmere and were elaborately decorated. They were beaded, embroidered, embellished and applicated. Beautiful examples of this wardrobe item are featured in many fashion museums.
Today there is more of a variety than ever in cardigan sweaters. One would be hard pressed to find a fashion designer, from couture to ready-to-wear, that has not included a cardigan in at least one line. In fact, many designers feature cardigan sweaters in every line they produce, sometimes multiple styles in every collection. Designers love the versatility of the sweater which can be combined with multiple pieces in the collection.
The cardigan sweater is a fashion favorite for women in all walks of life. From the struggling college student throwing on a Target brand basic to ward of the chill while walking to class, to the career woman that adds a cardigan to mix and match in her wardrobe, to the socialite with a twinset for her weekly lunch, it is a clothing style that works for all. Whatever your life situation, a cardigan sweater is an essential basic to any wardrobe.
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
How to Dress Casual Yet Chic
Casual chic outfits only require a few basic pieces, such as a tank top, a great pair of jeans, an oversized sweater and a wide belt. Create an easy chic outfit on the go with fashion advice from a New York City stylist in this free video on the latest trends. Expert: Amy Salinger Contact: www.amysalinger.net Bio: Amy Salinger is a nationally recognized fashion stylist who is dedicated to bringing fashion out of your closet. Filmmaker: Nathan Blair
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Sunday, November 6, 2011
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Friday, October 28, 2011
Maggy London Women's Kimono Sleeve Sweater Dress, Black, Small
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