fashion 2013

college fashion

1. The New Standard
Well for one thing, she collects simple yet classic pieces and then adds her own flair to them. Take for instance the first outfit on the left. Trang is sporting a cute classic striped tee shirt, but what makes it new and hip is that she adds a pop of red to her entire outfit using both her shoes and her skirt. In the second picture, you can see that she’s wearing a look that is more of a”new classic”. Trang chooses one of the right-now trends; the “one shoulder tank” and pairs it with a pair of orange trousers. While these pieces are not totally old school, they still have an old school flair to them; Trang just updates them by choosing of-the-moment colors and silhouettes- which is what you should do too!

2. Urban Outfitter
While Trang rocks the the classic look to a tee, like a chameleon she can effortlessly switch up her style for a hip downtown street vibe. To get this look, she chooses neutral tones like grays, khakis, browns, and army greens, then pairs them with things like a slouchy knit o

3. Graphically Inclined

When it comes to graphic tees this season, try to find tee shirts that are just that; graphic. Tee shirts with cool designs, patterns, or artwork are your best bet. Think of it this way: your torso is going to be a piece of artwork, showcasing your tastes; so keep it classy. Stay away from the “I Love My Boyfriend” or “Too Cool for School” slogan shirts (those are so 2007), and look for more subtle artistic shirts, you’re in college now; those slogan shirts should stay in your middle school algebra class.

mens fashion

fashion 2012 trend

Designers had models wearing floor length dresses in shades of yellows, greens and blues this year. Models were sporting dresses in chiffon that glittered with sequins and sparkled with jewels.
There were also a great many dresses in shades of white, fawn and cream this year at the Fashion shows for 2012. Models were wearing fitted knee length dresses with sleeveless cuts. The concept of a sleeveless lace bodice that ended in a swirling chiffon skirt was also launched at the ramp. Many models were wearing ankle length dresses with thigh high gashes in the front and a deep revealing cleavage that gives one the chance to show off your collar bones.Designers had models wearing caftan like chiffon gown that revealed a sexy pair of legs and created swirls and hues of yellow around you. The next set of models in the fashion show was seen wearing burnt orange gowns and dress. One particular dress that caught my eye had a deep rectangular cut with no sleeves and a pencil skirt that hugged your thighs snugly. The dress was finished off with a thinly orange metallic belt. The belt added sparkle to the dress. One model was sporting a halter neck heavily beaded and sequined dress that hugged your body all the way to your ankles and also brought out your curves in an appealing manner.The next color that Fashion Designers had introduced this year was emerald green in both silk and chiffon. Some of the fabric used had a shimmery texture while the other had silver thread weaved in it. The designer had women wearing loosely fitted ankle length dresses with just a thin belt encircling their waist to enhance their figure.While many designers have introduced their clothing lines keeping only summer Fashion 2012 trends in their minds, some have introduced clothing lines for winter’s collection too. Fur coats and checkered coats have been much encouraged by various designers. Man and women both have been seen wearing fur coats in shades of grey and dirty brown with golfer’s caps adorning their heaPlum and orange colors have been encouraged by designers in the fashion industry for this season. Similarly, models and fashion freaks have been asked to wear huge shades this winter in purples and browns etc. Neck ties and bows have also been worn by fashion freaks this winter with the start of 2012.ds.

In-spireLS Fashion: Goddess Boutique

Goddess Boutique is not your average high-street boutique. Its founder, Gemma has succeeded in bringing her own unique style to the store instead of playing it safe and following the trend of other local women’s boutiques. As I walked into the store I could hear soul music playing in the background, which suited the relaxed yet funky atmosphere of the Boutique as a whole. I began to browse, checking out the colourful range of skirts, trousers, tops, dresses, shoes, jewellery and accessories available. What struck me first was the way that such attention had been paid to organising individual pieces into well-matched collections. This could only be done by someone with a natural eye for fashion. It is too often that small Boutiques just cram in as much product as possible without taking much care in the presentation, which is something Goddess Boutique has avoided to its benefit.