Monday 30 January 2017

Justified Designer's Clothing: You Have a Romantic Clothing Personality!

Justified Designer's Clothing: You Have a Romantic Clothing Personality!: You Have a Romantic Clothing Personality! Your Romantic Clothing Personality/fashion persona conveys your adoration for everything soft ...

Fashion Tips: How to Choose Your Own Unique Style. Part 2: Naïve Romantic Style

In my previous post ”Fashion Tips: How to Choose Your Own Unique Style. Dramatic Style” I started describing 6 major personal styles, and how to recognize the style that suits you the most. In this post I am going to shed some light on “naïve romantic” style.

Some lucky woman have faces which make them always look extremely young: wide open naïve eyes, small noses and sincere smiles. First word that comes to your mind when you see a lady that falls under naïve romantic type is “cute”. I do not need to go into long explanations about naïve type. To check if you are right thinking about someone who might belong to this type, all you need to do is to picture that lady in light romantic dress with ruffles and bows. If the picture looks very natural, you probably have identified naïve romantic type. This kind of women are always positive, light-hearted and kind. It feels as they are day-dreaming most of the time, sometimes to the point of being unpunctual.

Naïve romantic type of women look extremely well when they wear soft-colored dresses with ruffles, bows and flowers. They are allowed to wear an outfit with an infantile mode to it; moreover, this kind of outfit flatters them the most. On the contrary, if you dress naïve romantic person in something classy and very sophisticated, her flirting and giggling personality may come to be hidden. Naïve romantic type of women should not be afraid to wear outfits which mesh well with their characters. If you identified your style as naïve romantic, feel free to wear light fabrics such as chiffon, silk and lace. Soft colors, such as peach, pistachio, lemon and beige, and, of course, white color will look great on you. You can go for bright-colored and bold accessories, but your outfits should definitely be of softer colors. It will be easy for you to pull off an outfit with some childish details, such as bows or cartoon character prints, and look both cute and stylish – just because your face and your personality fit this kind of style.

Legendary Marylin Monroe’s style can be characterized as naïve romantic. If you glance at Marylin Monroe’s old photographs you can see her smile almost at every picture. Of course, she looked stunning in any outfit, but most memorable shots are the ones where she wore white or soft-colored light dresses.

Remember her famous shot in white dress?

To give you an example of naïve romantic style from modern world, let me share with you several images of Selena Gomez. No doubt, she also looks stunning in outfits which do not fall under naïve romantic style, but to me, she looks her best on these images. Notice that she wears soft-colored romantic dresses in these shots.

And here is another image of Selena Gomez – this time in black dress – so you can see how different she looks in an adult-like sophisticated dress.

I hope you have found this information useful. If you have not identified your own style yet, do come back for my upcoming post on natural style.

Thursday 19 January 2017

These Are The Coolest Ways To Wear Red With Black

The combination of black and red color are associated with gang members. According to Reference.com, they are the colors worn on clothing and used for identification by the Black Disciples, an African-American street gang. But scratch all that, we fashion people are neither wearing it for identification or fraternity but simply for fashion, period. And if you’re looking for a chick, prettier and fashion-forward ways to style the two colors, rather than leaving them hanging in your closet, please allow us to help you with the perfect outfit combination. Keep clicking and get inspired by the looks.

Red mini skirt + black top

Black top + red lips + red shoes.

Red top + black pants + red shoes.

Red bodice top + black skirt.

Red blazer layererd over black top & pants.

Black top + red shoes.

Black top + red belt + black shoes.

Black top + red neck scarf.

This Ankara Pants Style Will Be Everywhere In 2017

For those of us who has been in fashion for a while, identifying a new trend is as easy as shopping online. This year gave rise to plenty of trends, some which the fashion crowd will bid farewell to alongside 2017. For the ones sticking around which everyone will be all over in the New Year, we’re spotlighting this ’70s Ankara pants trend that dramatically flares below the knee as one of the New Year’s major trends. Fashion girls are already trying it out and if you fall in love, with the new year quickly approaching, there’s no better time than now to be ahead of the game. Consider it our ultimate prediction of 2017. Keep scrolling to have a glimpse of what we’re talking about:

Ankara Styles 12 short skirts styles to own

Ankara short skirts are playful, flirty, comfy, they win everytime, check out the fun 12 fun styles to own!

Ankara short skirts are playful, flirty, comfy and at the same time simple and they win everytime!

The versatile print is back in specially curated shorts skirt styles for weekend inspiration and they feature styles to cop and get inspired to style for a play date, to the cinemas, to the beach and other fun events.

They come/can be styled in different ways to suit one's personality; short skirts can be paired with matching blouses, paired with a blouse featuring patchwork designs of skirt fabric, done in a matching set of top and bottoms. The vibrant skirt can be crafted in styles as flared, skater, flirty A-line, just full with intricate details, form fitting/figure hugging depending on individual's taste.

Ankara short skirt styles can also be styled with an entirely different top (blouse or tops in a different fabric from cotton) with pretty details though with Ankara fabrics, designs and details should be left to the barest minimum to avoid unnecessary clutter of colours and 'business' of the whole print.