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Fall 2010 Trend Preview
Ciao my gorgeous readers!
Now that we've had a full month to process the bevy of designs that made it down the runways for the fall '10 season, we've narrowed it down to the best of the best-- here are our favorite trends that we'll be emulating come summer's end.
Best Updated Classic: Plaid (above)
Whether it came in the form of skirts, blazers, scarves, pea coats, or dresses (in velvet, no less)-- plaid was a fabric that got some serious play on the runways for fall. Rag & Bone styled it for the chic outdoorsy woman, Jill Stuart sexed it up with a draped tartan mini dress paired with over-the-knee lace up boots, and Chris Benz made it work appropriate with an embellished blazer.
Left to right: Chris Benz, Rag & Bone, Rodarte, Jill Stuart, Peter Jensen, Tommy Hilfiger.
Best Print: Gothic Florals
We've already talked your ears off over our current obsession with bright spring florals, but the fall '10 season brings in a moodier version of the print-- think black and more black for a gothic vibe. Our favorite interpretation of the trend was on Ralph Lauren's runway where the designer toughened up the floral chiffon layers with dark accessories including black fishnet gloves and a rosary-inspired necklace.
Clockwise from top left: Christopher Kane, Dolce & Gabbana, Kenzo, Matthew Williamson, Preen, Ralph Lauren.
Best to Bare: Belly
If you think that the end of the 2010 bikini season will mark the end of your exercise routine-- think again. The belly shirt trend, which became popular in the 90s, took a turn on the recent runways-- but with a decidedly less tacky/trashy feel. Whether we decide to sport the look with a cute crop top, a sheer overlay, or a bralet paired with shorts and cardigan has yet to be determined, but we do know one thing-- we'll be keeping up those ab exercises! All we can hope for is that a resurgence of navel piercings doesn't follow suit.
Clockwise from top left: Dolce & Gabbana, Missoni, Diesel Black Gold, Alexander Wang, Brian Reyes, Givenchy.
Wear Head-to-Toe: Leather
Not that it's never been done before, but head-to-toe leather is a look that few have pulled off successfully in the past. Typically reserved for those with motorcycles in their driveways (or whips in their dresser drawers), this trend is best worn with a large dose of confidence. We'll be easing into the look for fall-- beginning with a floor-length leather gown (a la Staerk). Mustering up the guts to try out Altuzarra's leather catsuit (worn seductively by Abbey Lee here) may provide a greater challenge.
Clockwise from top left: Staerk, Bottega Veneta, Ann Demeulemeester, Chloe, Altuzarra, Narciso Rodriguez.
Best Comeback: Velvet
Velvet typically reminds us of the cutesy outfits our moms used to dress us in back in the 5th grade-- whether it was for our middle school father-daughter dance or for a family outing to see the Nutcracker. Whether the soft fabric brings back fond memories of your childhood, or makes you want to puke, velvet is one trend that rarely comes with neutrality. We know this one's not for everyone, but if Alex Wang and Marc are open to the fabric-- we're ready to give another go at it.
Clockwise from top left: Dolce & Gabbana, Altuzarra, Alexander Wang, Marc Jacobs, Elise Overland, Burberry.
Sexiest Conservative Look: Collars
While a small detail, it seems that priestly collars pervaded almost every collection for fall. The chest region is clearly not the ideal place to be showing skin for the coming season-- and with the cooler weather that fall brings, we're not complaining. While the restricted collars give us a bit of claustrophobia just looking at them, we like that they provide an interesting challenge-- how exactly does one make the reserved look a bit sexier? Well, that's up to you to decide.
Clockwise from top left: D&G, Proenza Schouler, Dries van Noten, Derek Lam, Miu Miu, Christopher Kane.
Coolest Updated Trend: Interesting Fur
When it comes to fur, whether you wear real or faux doesn't matter for fall-- it's where you wear it that matters. And if the runways were any indication-- our options have vastly expanded from previous seasons. Don it to provide warmth around your midsection (like at Balanciaga), update your cocktail attire with some some aggressive fur sleeves, or find the perfect leather and fur combo jacket to provide any ensemble with some toughened up glam.
Clockwise from top left: Balenciaga, Michael Kors, Chloe, Lanvin, Jen Kao, Proenza Schouler.
How to Wear Outerwear: Belted
The fall/winter runways got a bit more playful with cold weather gear that allows for some styling creativity. Instead of purchasing a trench or peacoat with an already attached belt, we'll be on the lookout for outerwear that we can style ourselves-- and in an unexpected way. Think belted fur (gasp!), buckles that cinch below the hips (a la Michael Kors), and unexpected knots accessorizing sweaters and jackets.
From left to right: Vena Cava, Burberry, Derek Lam, Michael Kors, Thakoon, Jill Stuart.
Best New Cut: Asymmetrical Skirts
The fall '10 runways made it pretty clear that mini skirts are over. Longer hemlines were out in full force-- but that didn't minimize their sex appeal. Our favorite skirt style for fall melded a bit of the two, with asymmetrical cuts that provided some drastic contrast from front to back (or side to side). The best of this trend were seen on the runways of designers including Kimberly Ovitz, Mark Fast, and Stella McCartney.
xoxo fashion geek
Now that we've had a full month to process the bevy of designs that made it down the runways for the fall '10 season, we've narrowed it down to the best of the best-- here are our favorite trends that we'll be emulating come summer's end.
Best Updated Classic: Plaid (above)
Whether it came in the form of skirts, blazers, scarves, pea coats, or dresses (in velvet, no less)-- plaid was a fabric that got some serious play on the runways for fall. Rag & Bone styled it for the chic outdoorsy woman, Jill Stuart sexed it up with a draped tartan mini dress paired with over-the-knee lace up boots, and Chris Benz made it work appropriate with an embellished blazer.
Left to right: Chris Benz, Rag & Bone, Rodarte, Jill Stuart, Peter Jensen, Tommy Hilfiger.
Best Print: Gothic Florals
We've already talked your ears off over our current obsession with bright spring florals, but the fall '10 season brings in a moodier version of the print-- think black and more black for a gothic vibe. Our favorite interpretation of the trend was on Ralph Lauren's runway where the designer toughened up the floral chiffon layers with dark accessories including black fishnet gloves and a rosary-inspired necklace.
Clockwise from top left: Christopher Kane, Dolce & Gabbana, Kenzo, Matthew Williamson, Preen, Ralph Lauren.
Best to Bare: Belly
If you think that the end of the 2010 bikini season will mark the end of your exercise routine-- think again. The belly shirt trend, which became popular in the 90s, took a turn on the recent runways-- but with a decidedly less tacky/trashy feel. Whether we decide to sport the look with a cute crop top, a sheer overlay, or a bralet paired with shorts and cardigan has yet to be determined, but we do know one thing-- we'll be keeping up those ab exercises! All we can hope for is that a resurgence of navel piercings doesn't follow suit.
Clockwise from top left: Dolce & Gabbana, Missoni, Diesel Black Gold, Alexander Wang, Brian Reyes, Givenchy.
Wear Head-to-Toe: Leather
Not that it's never been done before, but head-to-toe leather is a look that few have pulled off successfully in the past. Typically reserved for those with motorcycles in their driveways (or whips in their dresser drawers), this trend is best worn with a large dose of confidence. We'll be easing into the look for fall-- beginning with a floor-length leather gown (a la Staerk). Mustering up the guts to try out Altuzarra's leather catsuit (worn seductively by Abbey Lee here) may provide a greater challenge.
Clockwise from top left: Staerk, Bottega Veneta, Ann Demeulemeester, Chloe, Altuzarra, Narciso Rodriguez.
Best Comeback: Velvet
Velvet typically reminds us of the cutesy outfits our moms used to dress us in back in the 5th grade-- whether it was for our middle school father-daughter dance or for a family outing to see the Nutcracker. Whether the soft fabric brings back fond memories of your childhood, or makes you want to puke, velvet is one trend that rarely comes with neutrality. We know this one's not for everyone, but if Alex Wang and Marc are open to the fabric-- we're ready to give another go at it.
Clockwise from top left: Dolce & Gabbana, Altuzarra, Alexander Wang, Marc Jacobs, Elise Overland, Burberry.
Sexiest Conservative Look: Collars
While a small detail, it seems that priestly collars pervaded almost every collection for fall. The chest region is clearly not the ideal place to be showing skin for the coming season-- and with the cooler weather that fall brings, we're not complaining. While the restricted collars give us a bit of claustrophobia just looking at them, we like that they provide an interesting challenge-- how exactly does one make the reserved look a bit sexier? Well, that's up to you to decide.
Clockwise from top left: D&G, Proenza Schouler, Dries van Noten, Derek Lam, Miu Miu, Christopher Kane.
Coolest Updated Trend: Interesting Fur
When it comes to fur, whether you wear real or faux doesn't matter for fall-- it's where you wear it that matters. And if the runways were any indication-- our options have vastly expanded from previous seasons. Don it to provide warmth around your midsection (like at Balanciaga), update your cocktail attire with some some aggressive fur sleeves, or find the perfect leather and fur combo jacket to provide any ensemble with some toughened up glam.
Clockwise from top left: Balenciaga, Michael Kors, Chloe, Lanvin, Jen Kao, Proenza Schouler.
How to Wear Outerwear: Belted
The fall/winter runways got a bit more playful with cold weather gear that allows for some styling creativity. Instead of purchasing a trench or peacoat with an already attached belt, we'll be on the lookout for outerwear that we can style ourselves-- and in an unexpected way. Think belted fur (gasp!), buckles that cinch below the hips (a la Michael Kors), and unexpected knots accessorizing sweaters and jackets.
From left to right: Vena Cava, Burberry, Derek Lam, Michael Kors, Thakoon, Jill Stuart.
Best New Cut: Asymmetrical Skirts
The fall '10 runways made it pretty clear that mini skirts are over. Longer hemlines were out in full force-- but that didn't minimize their sex appeal. Our favorite skirt style for fall melded a bit of the two, with asymmetrical cuts that provided some drastic contrast from front to back (or side to side). The best of this trend were seen on the runways of designers including Kimberly Ovitz, Mark Fast, and Stella McCartney.
xoxo fashion geek
Fashion!!2010 Top..MONTH
Fashion!!2010 Top..MONTH
ที่นี้เรามีเทรดการแต่งตัวปี 2010 ต่างๆ เช่นเสื้อผ้า เครื่องประดับ แล้วก็มีแฟชั่น street ให้ดูกัน
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แล้วก็อยากดูแฟชั่นเสื้อผ้าแบบไหนบอกนะ ครับเดี๋ยว
ผมจะไปหามาให้ดูกัน ^^
ใครมีแนวการแต่งตัวยังไงก็มาบอกพูดคุยกันได้นะครับ
\\(*O*)// OH!!
DOWN
♥
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Desert Flower
Hi people...I came across this trailer that touched me. It´s based on the world best-selling book DESERT FLOWER by Waris Dirie - the autobiography of a Somalian nomad circumcised at 5, sold in marriage at 13, who became an American supermodel and is now at the age of 38, the UN spokeswoman against circumcision. Im so totally going to see it seems so interesting and I got this funny feeling of it when I saw the clip that´s good. If you have seen it say to me your opinion...?
Supermodel Liya Kebede is playing Waris in Desert Flower
The real Maris Dirie
xoxo fashion geek
OH!>>MANGO!!
HERO>>มะม่วงสุก
สาวๆที่กำลังกลุ้มอกกลุ้มใจกับสิว ที่เดี๋ยวก็ผลุบตรงนี้โผล่ตรงนั้นอยู่ละก็ ขอให้ฟังทางนี้ ก่อนอื่นขอให้เข้าใจตรงกันว่า สิววัยนี้เกิดจากฮอร์โมนกำลังทำงานเต็มที่ ดังนั้นคงยังไม่โบกมือลาขาดจากกันไปในวันสองวันนี้อย่างแน่นอน
สาวๆที่กำลังกลุ้มอกกลุ้มใจกับสิว ที่เดี๋ยวก็ผลุบตรงนี้โผล่ตรงนั้นอยู่ละก็ ขอให้ฟังทางนี้ ก่อนอื่นขอให้เข้าใจตรงกันว่า สิววัยนี้เกิดจากฮอร์โมนกำลังทำงานเต็มที่ ดังนั้นคงยังไม่โบกมือลาขาดจากกันไปในวันสองวันนี้อย่างแน่นอน
แต่จะยอมแพ้ให้สิวโจมตีอยู่ฝ่ายเดียวก็ใช่ที่ วันนี้เลยมีสูตรมาสก์มะม่วงสุกแก้สิวมาฝากค่ะ สูตรนี้มีกรดผลไม้อ่อนๆ จากมะม่วงสุกและมะนาวช่วยผลัดเซลล์ผิว ดินสอพองช่วยลดอาการบวมอักเสบและปรับสภาพผิวให้ดีขึ้น แถมท้ายด้วยน้ำผึ้งป้องกันเชื้อโรคและช่วย สมานรอยแผล เป็นอันครบสูตรสวยใสไร้สิว มาดูกันเลยค่ะ
ส่วน ผสม ก็ไม่ต้องเตรียมให้ยุ่งยากอะไรเลย ขอแค่มีมะม่วงสุก 1 ผล น้ำมะนาวครึ่งช้อนโต๊ะ ดินสอพอง 1/4 ช้อนโต๊ะ และน้ำผึ้งสัก 1 ช้อนชา
เมื่อได้ครบแล้วก็ยีเนื้อมะม่วงสุก เติมน้ำมะนาว น้ำผึ้ง และดินสอพองยีต่อจนเข้ากันดี จากนั้นนำมาปั่นรวมกันจนเหลวข้น นำมาทาทั่วใบหน้า ทิ้งไว้ประมาณ 15 นาที แล้วล้างออกด้วยน้ำสะอาด
ได้สูตรสวยไปแล้ว ก็ต้องใส่ใจรักษาความสะอาด เลือกกินอาหารที่ถูกต้อง และทำจิตใจให้ผ่อนคลายด้วยนะคะ ทำได้อย่างนี้รับรองว่าสิวของสาวๆจะลดลงได้ค่ะ
shrieking silence, voice in motion
but for me, you would make an exception
i don'tthinkofyouthatoften
OH!!>>STRAWBERRY
สตรอว์เบอร์รี่ กินดีมีวิตามิน ใช้มาส์กหน้าก็ยิ่งสวย
สาวอายุ 25 อัพขึ้นไป อย่าเผลอไผลคิดว่ายังอ่อนเยาว์อยู่ เพราะเผลอแป๊บเดียว ริ้วรอยย่นยับ หมองคล้ำมาเยือนได้โดยง่าย ความสดใสค่อย ๆ หายไป มารู้ตัวอีกทีโอย ! ตายล่ะ ใบหน้ายู่ยี่ย่นยับ ซะขนาดนี้ ซึ่งมันก็เกิดจากความเครียด ได้รับสารอาหารไม่ครบถ้วน และยังต้องมาตากลมกรำแดดซะอีกแน่ะ
นี่เลยคุณสูตรนี้ลองดู แม้จะแพงไปนิด แต่ก็ถูกกว่าครีมพอกหน้านำเข้าจากต่างประเทศ แถมยังมีวิตามินสุดยอดไปเลย "สตรอว์เบอร์รี่" นี่ แหละเด็ดสุด ใช้บำรุงผิวหน้า ลดริ้วรอย จุดด่าง จุดดำ บนใบหน้า และทำให้ใบหน้านุ่ม นวลเนียน ของอย่างนี้ต้องใช้เวลาไม่ใช่ทำแค่ 2-3 ครั้งแล้วจะให้สวยเด้งขึ้นมาเลย มันก็เกินไปใจเย็น ทำเป็นประจำ สูตรนี้ทำได้บ่อย ไม่ต้องทุกวันสัปดาห์ละครั้งนานไป 3 วัน ทำซะครั้งหนึ่งกำลังดี วิธีทำง่ายมาก
ล้างผลสตรอว์เบอร์รี่ให้สะอาด สัก 8 ผล ใช้ส้อมยีให้เละ ๆ จากนั้น ล้างหน้าให้สะอาด เก็บผมให้เรียบร้อย ใช้หมวกคลุมผม หรือที่คาดผมก็ได้ นำสตรอว์เบอร์รี่ที่ยีแล้ว มาพอกหน้า นอนนิ่ง ทิ้งไว้ 20 นาที แค่นี้ก็สวยปิ้ง ๆ ได้แล้วล่ะ...
For Adlei
for Adlei
this is what I wore for senior prom...love love love this dress
still trying to find a place to wear it once again.
-BCBG runway spring 2008 rtw
Have a light?
I don't know what it is, but seeing a black and white photo with a lit cigarette just does something in photography, wouldn't you agree?
