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Showing posts with label trendy colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trendy colors. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 28, 2013

Best Mod Duo



Black and white are strong shades that everyone has an opinion about. Consider the number of occasions that you have been asked which of the two shades you prefer. There is no need, if you like both shades equally, to choose between the two this fall. The two shades are paired together on single garments or in ensembles as if one can not exist without the other. The epic mixture of both shades consistently results in a graphic visual that reins supremely above and beyond any other color combinations. The two shades, as a consequence, are regularly viewed as the epitome of class and glamour. A multitude of black and white patterns and prints reign this fall in designer wear. Black and white prints and patterns are historically enduring because of the impressive impact of the two shades. The pairing computations for the two shades are endless as demonstrated by the following prints and patterns: houndstooth, ethnic, floral, striped and graphic-mod

The black and white graphic, mod print made a grand cultural entrance in Great Britain in the 1ate 1950s and was widely embraced by the young population for the next decade. This print subsequently exploded rather quickly into the global fashion scene. Each time this graphic print returned it was modernized based on the current culture. In the 1960s, Read more at ...

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

The Green Scene

Green finally has its time in the spotlight. Designers are once again in love with this earthy, bold and, at times, quirky color. The Spring runway shows were awash in green apparel and accessories. Many refrain from purchasing green apparel because they are uncertain about how they can incorporate such a polarizing color into their wardrobe. There is no need to be timid when determining how you can shine in green. Green has a strong presence when paired with neutral colors such as beige and gray yet sparkles when matched with shades of blue and swatches of pink.

Many dismiss green as a color that does not play well with other colors but this is truly a fable not deserving of such a beautiful shade. Designers have periodically been drawn to the boldness of emerald green and kelly green because of the vibrancy of both shades; however, the masses have rarely embraced this color outside of St. Patrick's Day. I so look forward to seeing more of this color in the apparel worn by fashion divas.

If I still have not persuaded you, try incorporating green in a subtle manner into your wardrobe. Mint green will be super popular this Spring. It is less vivid than emerald or kelly green but is the perfect shade for light spring and summar apparel when paired with equal sorbet colors such as pale peach and pink.

Recommendations: Next time you purchase a neutral-colored suit add a pair green pumps or platforms. Have a pastel pink suit? Add a bold green bag. A white blouse, blue trousers and green accessories equal an outfit that is very chic.The compliments will flow effortlessly all day!


A few of my favorites:



Steve Madden Adin Slingback Platforms
$99.95, www.shoes.com



J Crew Tweed Skirt
$128, www.jcrew.com

Madewell, Village Green Skinny Cords,
On Sale for $44.99!, www.madewell.com