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Last week we talked about the four key elements to keep in mind to buy fashionable clothes every season: the colors, prints, fabrics and key pieces. This week for us to see the different ways we can combine these fashionable clothes we were watching season, resulting in different styles for women. Before doing so it is important to understand a fundamental element: what is the style. The Style is the image we project in terms of how we dress and behave. Each season, the designers propose, with the way they mixed clothing, different "styles" of women, which somehow also become prone to imitate fashionable consumers. As always in fashion always suggest AF study well the proposed styles each season, and choose that or those with whom we feel more identified, adapted to our wardrobe, our personal taste and our economic potential. As we always say, in this fashion not everything is for everyone, and as consumers of fashion must be fully aware of this and know how to choose what best fits us. It is essential to know very well.
It's st charles mall a style that takes male and female elements, but always with elegance and sobriety excessive, almost monarchical. Notable English style coats, the skirt suits or pants, blazers, bow ties, top hats, men's shoes, and a definite air of sophistication and nobility which dilutes the boundary between being a girl and boy.
This style focuses on femininity Christian Dior women back to the fifties with the full skirt, st charles mall but reinvented and current code. As a complement to this wonderful garment can play with turtlenecks, and with very feminine elements like short gloves, leather pumps and vintage style jewelry. The goal: a quite feminine and elegant.
A rebellious and irreverent style inspired by the aesthetics of the 90s rock, which highlights the overlap of clothing, the use of tartan and flowers, mixed with leather and denim. The jerseys are great, are studded boots, earrings or rings headset, and ultimately reigns very personal spontaneity and daring looks.
This style is an ode to Heavy Metal but fashion code. Notable punk elements like spikes, studs, st charles mall chains, leather, metallic and other fashion code but very feminine, appealing and chic.
Looking to emulate the "femme fatale", this style has strength and femininity at a time. Highlights include pencil skirts, the strong st charles mall silhouettes, sober tones, dark shoes and bags lounge short handle. A seductive style, st charles mall powerful and very determined women.
This season the baroque with the surcharges and redundancies returns to trend, but at levels more controlled than last Fall / Winter. st charles mall The return of bright st charles mall fabrics, embroidery, jewelry st charles mall large, the gold and silver, etc.. but very subtle levels, and complemented with neutral pieces to soften his bombast.
As we can see, fashion again offers us many opportunities to be the "Woman / Style" we want to be, depending on our personality, the occasion and the place we go, and our physical type. Remember that in fashion magazines and blogs, meet every month for the duration of the Autumn / Winter 2013-2014 many tips and advice to dress in these styles.
From Fashion AF invite to play, to try all styles and have fun with fashion, adapting them to their own vision st charles mall and resources. It's about exploring the many faces can have our personality and essence, and to harness the potential fashion trends offer us for this. Next week we will work with specific proposals for each type of morphology, with own outfits this autumn / winter 2013-2014, st charles mall the last part of our trilogy. So they can not be missed!
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