Showing posts with label skirts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label skirts. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 December 2012

WHAT SKIRTS ARE IN FASHION THIS WINTER SEASON?

This is specially for my Fashionistas outside Nigeria. Its winter season!skirt Skirt is an indispensable thing in the wardrobe of every woman. This winter you'll be plenty to choose from. Fashion designers represented a big variety of colors, styles, textures, variations of detail, so that we can say that the skirt in the cold season will be one of the most stylish woman's wardrobe items.

Now is the time to get rid of jeans and pants and put on a skirt and heels.

Leather skirts.
The fashion hit of this season. A leather skirt is an amazing way to turn heads and get noticed. It can turn a woman into a lady vamp, and it can turn a teenage girl into a woman. It's one piece of clothing that can look cold and hard in a closet, but warm and sexy when it's worn right way.
Leather skirts from Jean Paul Gaultier, Ports 1961, Tommy Hilfiger, Aigner, Holly Fulton, Chanel and Hermes



Warm skirts.
This season you don't have to choose between beauty and health. This winter designers advise to wear fur skirts.
Fur skirts seen at Betty Jackson, Matthew Williamson and Albino.

Aint no fan of warm skirts

High waist skirts.
You should wear high waist skirt with thin polo-neck sweater or blouse tucking it into your skirt.
Seen at Temperley London, Badgley Mischka, Antonio Marras, Sonia Rykiel, Nicole Farhi and Roccobarocco.

i like the nude colour Antonio Marras high waist skirt


Pencil skirts.
Designers refreshed classical models with bright prints, appliqué, flounces and patch pockets.
Pencil skirts from Zac Posen, DKNY, Donna Karan, Ports 1961, J. Saunders, Tsumori Chisato and Elie Saab.

The DKNY black and white pencil skirt is so onpoint!


Mini skirts.
Mini skirts are extremely fashionable this season. But fashion designers advise to forget about tight-fitting skirts and choose trapezoid cut.
Seen at Issa London, Acne, Ungaro, Thakoon, Tibi and Herve Leger


The Acne shirt is lovely!

I love the Herve Leger dress!

Tuesday, 19 June 2012

Get The Look: Kim Kardashian’s Givenchy Curved Hem Skirt

All-black everything is the motto for KimYe and Kim Kardashian stepped out in Los Angeles in her favorite Céline sandals, a $357 Alexander Wang Mesh and Twill Jacket and a $1,036 Givenchy Curved Hem Skirt:

Her black sheer honeycomb mesh jacket features a stand collar, grosgrain trim, front flap pockets, and front zip.
Her stretch crepe pencil skirt boasts a banded waist and trim and a curved hem.
Hot!
If you’re up for the splurge, you can get her jacket at www.net-a-porter.com and her skirt at www.kirnazabete.com.
Are you feeling Kim’s look? If so, get it here.

Wednesday, 16 May 2012

Trend Alert: Maxi Skirts!

What are your thoughts on the long maxi skirts that Kim K and Keisha Knight Pulliam were wearing?
 


I love ‘em! Get a look for less with these:

Tuesday, 15 May 2012

Kim Kardashian’s Toronto Belle Noel Launch Outfit

Kim Kardashian linked up with Kanye West for the Toronto Launch of her Belle Noel Jewelry Line, flaunting what appears to be a $1,215 Givenchy sleeveless buttoned blouse along with a $1,049 Lanvin Printed Pencil Skirt:


She accented her ensemble with Belle Noel jewels and Christian Louboutin pointy toed pumps.
Her silk crepe sleeveless shirt has a silver-tone clasp detail at the collar.

Her nude silk blend pencil skirt features a contrasting brown alligator skin print design and an elasticated waist and hem.


Purchase for a splurge here:
Or get it for a steal with these:
What do you think? This would work for a stylish, young boss, no?

Tuesday, 1 May 2012

Adrienne Bailon's "Empire Girls" Swimsuit Sexiness


Adrienne Bailon and Julissa Bermudez have been out and about, filming scenes for their upcoming reality show, Empire Girls. The twosome appeared at the 2012 Maserati Miami Beach Polo World Cup in style, with Adrienne in a black skirt, black sandals, a $2,085 Givenchy Obsedia small clutch, and a $330 Opening Ceremony Patchwork Raffia Bustier Top:


The two tone raffia bustier top features underwire cups, boning at the sides, and 7 hook-and-eye closures at the back.

Her sheepskin bag has a fold-over flap with a magnetic closure.

Hey, at least she’s covered up! I love this look, actually. If my cup didn’t runneth over as it does, I’d rock it!
What do you think?



If you love it, get her look here:


*If you’re more into Julissa’s look…

She paired a pink dress with these $760 Bottega Veneta Strappy Patent Sandals:

Get the rest of her look here:
Do you think you’ll be tuning in to Empire Girls?


Sunday, 22 April 2012

Trend Alert: Maxi Skirts


 Maxi skirts are here to stay. The maxi skirt can be made as “you” as you want it to be, from laidback chic to quirky. It is great for every shape and when chosen right, it can hide fashionista’s problem areas and emphasize what needs to be emphasized.



Tall ladies, who want to look shorter, should choose a maxi skirt in two colors separated with a horizontal line. Flats, a bolero and a short blazer will also help you create a shorter look.

  • Petite women should team floor-length skirts with fitted tops with V-necklines and heels to elongate their silhouettes. However, it would be wise to stay away from prints and frills as these tend to make one look shorter.
  • Slim girls can try the trendiest design of a maxi skirt – pleated maxi. But plump women should avoid those. Plump girls should also be careful with clinging maxi skirts made of strong fabrics as these will make you look bigger and accentuate areas you would wish to hide.

  • For ladies with broad shoulders we can advise to try maxi skirts with high splits to balance figures. The slit gives fluidity. For modesty sake, wear a long sheer skirt underneath. To emphasize her midriff a woman should wear a high-waist maxi skirt which looks good with high heels.
  • Maxi skirts help to hide imperfect legs.
  • Dark-colored maxi skirts can also create the illusion of a slimmer silhouette in the area of thighs and bottom.
If there’s one thing we’ve noticed lately, it’s that celebs are embracing a new trend we can’t get enough of: the maxi skirt or dress with a high slit. Of course the maxi is nothing new. The floor grazing style has an easy breezy feel to it that women everywhere love. But this new trend we’re noticing is the maxi with a thigh baring slit.


With a hint of leg, the look is certified sultry. And of course this trend isn’t just for A-listers. Any StyleBlazer can rock it. A heavier cotton skirt can be worn with tights and boots for winter nights or go for a light fabric that’ll see you through the sunny days of spring and summer

How to wear trendy maxi skirts

As we have already mentioned earlier maxi skirts are quite versatile and can be great for creating a variety of looks, from romantic for a date to business for work (if your don’t have to stick to office suits and white shirts, of course).
  • Maxi skirt with a demure blouse and a well-tailored blazer will make a good classic ensemble.

  • Clinging top, light summery jacket and a maxi skirt will look perfect on a vacation.
  • For a edgier team maxi skirts with fur jackets.
  • For colder temperatures it would be wise to wear a maxi skirt (of lighter fabrics like silk or chiffon) with a leather jacket or a knitted cardigan.
  • Narrow and straight-line skirts can be combined both with clinging and loose tops while full maxi skirts look their best with close-fitting tops.
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  • Printed maxi skirts should be mixed with monotone tops and monotone skirts can be worn with both printed and monotone tops.
  • Maxi skirts look unflattering when combined with long cardigans and blazers.

  • Large rings and bracelets complement looks based on maxi dresses ideally. Ethnic jewelry can create a bright look, too.
  • Wide belt can accentuate one’s midriff.
  • Wide-brim hat can serves as lovely finishing touches to a look based on a maxi skirt.
  • Footwear you choose to wear with a maxi skirt can be different: flats, wedges, espadrilles, heels, etc. All depends on the look you want to create.