Fall/Winter Fashion for Teens - 2004-2005
Anything burgandy, which I love seems to be one of the fall colours. Also love dark brown. There is lots of brown in many shades, but still reds, blacks, greys, greens. Much better color selection this fall than last year when where there was almost only black, red and olive greens.The fashion mood is mix-and-match with girly looks such as ruffles, embroidery, fringe, sparkles, creative colors, playful patterns. This is a departure from the hard-core sex appeal from seasons past.Satin is not just for evenings anymore...bring it into the light during the day by pairing a satin camisole with a fitted jacket or wear a satin skirt with a knitted cardigan.
This fabric also looks great with denim. Bottom line, the best way to wear it is to highlight just one piece: a little satin goes a long way.Best example - pink satin cami under a blazer.Ponchos, capes and wraps continue to make news. There are lots of quirky tweeds, funky mohair and slinky jeans, shrunken tweed blazers worn with pleated mini-skirts or faded denims.The shrunken tweed blazer is the height of cool...pair it with some faded denim, but push up the sleeves or it may look a little too country. A black, velvet, bracelet- sleeved jacket looks chic with a simple camisole and jeans, or cropped cords and worn with a fabulous mohair poncho, a drape-necked sweater, or a flirty tweed skirt, skin-tight pencil skirt. Try a candy-pink, silk shell top, printed with miniature horses.
Leaf and tweed corsages are dotted all over lapels and shoulders. Layered Ts and sweaters have a definitely boyish bent. Snug tops and contrasting colors are in. Wear a button down shirt with untucked hem under a V-neck sweater or layer a long-sleeve T under a short sleeve tee. A blue Oxford shirt, a pair of beige chinos and a really classic trench reflect the current trend.
Pants are more fitting now, so they feel more current. They are slimmer through the thigh and waistlines are creeping back up...superlow jeans are out. Try something new like ankle crop pants with boots for a fresh take. Super skinny black pants and darker denim are cool - but without the whiskering, or excessive creases, etc.Pants usually push out skirts, but not this season, when skirts are stylish for coolweather. In addition to miniskirts there are A-lines, knee-length or mid-calf skirts in everything from worn denim to crisp menswear.
Legwear is back with everything from bright tights to fishnets covering up gams with skirts.Dresses are paired with matching short coats, and are a super-feminine look. Worn short and graphic they are hip and mod. Black dress rules in everything from satin to silk to lace.A matching fitted jacket and skirt is an ultra-feminine silhouette that harkens back to the retro chic of the 1950s and is still an easy way to look elegant and polished. Suits are also a smart investment because of the their versatility; pair the jacket with jeans, wear the skirt with a sweater - for a less formal look. A pair of wide-leg tweed or wool pants can be dressed up with a camisole and jacket or can be worn casually with a simple cotton tee.
Fur, real or otherwise is being seen everywhere. Indulge yourself with a jacket, or look for accessories such as scarves, mitts and bags. Don't wear all of them together - a touch of fur is all you need to look stylish.Hair is being worn in a variety of styles; Textured and shaped to allow control over your hair style or sleek and smooth pulled away from the face to give a clean look. The messy, tousled look is still in. Layered, razorcut styles allow for whispy, sexy strands.
Ends are flipped up [but not curled] using a blow dryer and paddle brush. Flipped back layers look great on brunettes as well as blondes.Shoulder length hair with waves and curls allows hair to fall naturally. Deep brunette and auburn shadesset the trend for Fall and Winter hair color.For makeup choose rich, jewelled shades like berry, plum and emerald to complement all the tweeds and browns you'll be wearing. Natural daylight becomes grayer in the cooler months so subtle shades may fade out. Models are showing smudgy, smokey eyes accented with blue and green in lieu of the basic charcoal gray we're used to seeing.
The new liquid eyeliners are not harsh, as those of the past. Avoid black, but instead try a new burgundy or berry shade or a shade of brown, bronze, blue, green or silver.
In lipstick 'Plum' works for a variety of skin tones. Look for soothing ingredients such as lanolin, petrolatum, aloe vera, jojoba or macadamia nut oil or beeswax on labels. Although many come with their own moisturizing gloss, it's best to save them until next summer..
Designer Wardrobes on a Budget
As much as we all want to have the hottest new pair of shoes, the cutest new dress or the incredibly stylish jeans, it's not always possible. Money is a rare commodity in a lot of families, whether you're a parent, a college or University student or simply trying to make ends meet while working. Well, you'll be happy to know that just because you're on a budget it does not mean that you can't afford a high end, super hot wardrobe ? it just means you'll have to look a little harder. Luckily, I'm here to help.
There are many ways to spend you're money wisely, here are just a few:
Vintage and Second-Hand Stores ? Some people cringe when they hear the words vintage, second-hand or used clothing.
It's really not as bad as it sounds. Most second-hand clothing is barely used and many places won't even take the clothing unless they are in mint condition. It's going to take you a little longer to look through all the designs ? and some of them may not be...
Designer Wardrobes on a Budget
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Rebecca Minkoff's Los Angeles Fall Collection Debuts on MTV's Laguna Beach
With Tight black jeans, kitten heels and a concert babe top, designer Rebecca Minkoff looks like one of those actresses who wears her clothes. Despite being the quintessential New Yorker, she knows a thing or two about Hollywood Fashion, having styled a bevy of starlets including Jenna Elfman and Marisa Tomei. With her LA Debut attended by the likes of Danny Masterson and Tommy Lee to Jenna Elfman and Good Charlotte, Rebecca's following on both coasts reads like a Who's Who of Hollywood. MTV just covered the show, as can be seen on their new hit reality TV show, Laguna Beach. Rebecca brought a slice of her New York to LA with a show that had hints of the industrial lofts and raw energy of New York.
The music was all rock with DJ Zo? Bonham spinning to give life to a show that only a daughter of rock could do. Rebecca also recently showed her most impressive collection in NY for the first time with her Spring 2005 Collection with inspiration likened to an enchanted forest. What's...
Rebecca Minkoff's Los Angeles Fall Collection Debuts on MTV's Laguna Beach
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"Forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us."-- The Our FatherThe most perfect prayer. The one Jesus told us, "When you pray, pray like this." Ever since, we've been praying the words He taught us. In fact, we've prayed it so often that many of us don't even think about what we're saying anymore. We run through the words almost unconsciously ? memorized to the point that we no longer have to concentrate on what we're saying.But let me tell you saying this line without really thinking about what it means is a scary proposition. Why? Because you are asking for exactly the same treatment you've been dishing out.
So the question becomes ? what have you been dishing out?Are you judgmental? Do you judge situations and people without really getting to know them? Do you practice quiet prejudice ? boxing people in and labeling them because of some outward characteristic? Then when you say "as" you've just asked God to judge you on the same scale. Are you petty?...
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