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Thursday, 4 October 2012

Dress Sense Tips – Women’s Fashion Clothing


Dress sense applies to everyone whether we are considered to be slim or not, we all suffer dressing wrongly to compliment ourselves, it may be wrong length skirts, wrong colour clothing in contrast to our skin tone, flat heals instead of heal shoes. it's so important to know that slim people the dress sense code too, once you get the basics of knowing which underwear to wear that is comfortable and properly sized to your body contours, you will instantly feel comfortable, which will help you to have confidence to where dresses that will exude confidence and self-respect, because you will look and feel comfortable and confident, which is so important for one’s self esteem.

Look more into Shapewear products to help reduce those areas that you feel embarrassed or self-conscious about and get that self-confidence running through your body again. But out of all the troublesome problems in clothing the bra is the number one issue which you must resolve by getting your sizing right, see my article that will guide you to a better way of making use of the correct underwear.

Focus on what to wear instead of what not to wear! It’s the feel-good factor, when choosing the right clothes to fit you. You should feel good in what you are wearing. The most common misconception people have about dressing slimmer is they have to wear black. While black does provide an overall sleek appearance, it's not the only path to a svelte look. The first piece of advice, know that you are normal and everyone's body is different!  Once you start looking at yourself through a less critical lens, fashion can be a lot of fun.

Here are her tips:

1. Go monochromatic
First off, wearing a monochromatic colour scheme is elegant and flattering to all body types, explains. Even wearing an all-white suit, for example, will look good on someone trying to dress slimmer because it doesn't chop up the body. The last thing you want to do is chop up your look with a different colour, which could make even a slim person look stocky.


2. Stop hiding behind baggy clothes
makes sure clothes fit you properly. Wearing clothes that are too baggy can easily add the illusion of five to 10 pounds to your frame and make it look as though you are hiding behind something, she says. On the other hand, wearing clothes that fit properly -- not too baggy and not too tight -- exudes confidence.


3. Add accessories
Accessories are a smart trick for looking slimmer. Adding bangles or a nice pair of Swarovski earrings is a great way to pull together a nice occasion wear, evening wear outfit and add a tasteful splash of colour to a monochromatic look. Accessories like a cute gemstone necklace or brooch draw the eye up, and toward your beautiful face.


4. Choose lower waistlines
when it comes to choosing the right pair of pants, your best bet is to stick with a lower waistline with a flat front and no pleats. A slightly lower waistline helps to elongate your look, she explains. Pants should be on the longer side so there is a nice break at the cuff. Boots will finish the look, lengthen the legs, and can add height and elegance, she says.


5. Bet on belts
Belts can also be a great tool when trying to accentuating dressing slimmer. Wearing a belt with a nice buckle lower on your hips will draw the eye to the belt and elongate your overall look, especially if the belt blends with your clothing colour. Belts can also help tie a look together, and are a very versatile accessory.


6. Skinny versus wide pants -- you can wear both
since skinny pants are still on the fashion clothing radar, there are ways to wear them and look streamlined. If you are going to wear skinny pants, pair them with a voluminous top or a long blazer. The same principle applies when wearing a wide-legged trouser. Pair them with a fitted shirt or jacket. The whole outfit shouldn't be completely voluminous or stick straight. But pairing one with the other makes it simple to dress both slim and stylish. If you are going to go with a skinny jean or pant, you can achieve a sleeker look with stylish boots worn over the pants.


7. Wear colour
Use bright colours wisely, since classic browns, beiges and charcoal grey looks good on everyone, just as bright splashes of colour as underpinnings to an outfit. Wear a rich magenta or deep blue camisole under a dark grey suit jacket to spice up your look without going over the top.


8. Flattering footwear
picking the right footwear is so important; choose boots as a no-fail option. Boots are flattering on everyone, and everyone can look sleek in a boot. If you are wearing a pair of jeans, just adding boots and a blazer will complete your outfit, and also be slimming. Heels, too, are slimming footwear, but stay away from ankle straps, which cut off the lines of the legs, she explains.


Wearing women’s fashion clothing stylishly that fits you well and that you are comfortable wearing, can help retrain you to appreciate your body.

After all, it's only when you are comfortable in your own skin that you can feel good in what you put on.

It is very important that the above tips can only be effective as long as you wear the right underwear that compliments your body. Wearing the wrong sized bra under a beautiful occasion wear dress will be ruined with a wrongly worn bra that will bulge and spoil the look that you are trying to attain.

Supportive Shapewear underwear will help to smooth and give a contoured shaping of your body when dressed in that favourite fashion boutique outfit you have spent money on!

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Sunday, 2 September 2012

Womens Fashion Colour Match Your Skin Tone

Skin tone comes in three categories, warm, cool and neutral
To understand what skin tone you have, there is a little test that you can do. To get a good idea, you must sit in front of a mirror with plenty of daylight around you.
This method is relying on your self judgement, but to get a more realistic answer, you need to compare yourself with jewellery, silver or gold.
If you find upon looking in the mirror that you are suited to silver, then you are likely to fall in the bracket of cool undertone.
If however you look at yourself wearing gold that you are suited, then you will fall into the bracket of a warm undertone.
The Vein Test
The universally method used is the vein test is good way to determine your skin tone. In daylight open and close your fist like a ball, a couple of times, to invoke raising your veins to the service in which you can examine your inner wrist. You should be now being able to visibly see what colour your veins are?
Veins that are mainly blue indicate cool tones, while green veins are a hint that you are warm toned.
If your veins are a mix of blue and green, it could be a sign that you are neutral toned. Very fortunate!
Compare with Celebrities
Below are some visual ideas from the world of Womens fashion that these celebrities surround themselves in, of which you can compare yourself too:
Example of Peach warm, fair to medium complexions - Renee Zwegweller, Tilda Swinton
Example of Pink cool, fair to medium complexion - Keira Knightly, Kate Winslet
Example of Yellow warm, fair to medium complexion - Cameron Diaz, Elle Macpherson
Example of Olive warm, medium to deep complexion - Peneoply Cruz, Halle Berry
Skin Tone Warm
Hair Colour – Brunette, Red and Blonde
Eye Colour – Brown, Green, Hazel
Skin Tone Cool
Hair Colour – Blonde Brunette
Eye Colour – Blue Violet, Grey
Skin Tone Neutral
Hair Colour – All colours
Eye Colour – All Colours
Skin Tone Warm
Colours complimentary to warm skin tone such as gold, beige, sage green or bronze. Softer tones are good like, peach, apricot or yellow.
Other colours that go well with warm tone are earth colours, rich golden browns and golden blond shades as well as auburn. Also you can use olive-green, yellow, brown, red ochre (shade of brown) & raw sienna (yellowish-brown) and raw umber (natural clay earth brown).
You will need to avoid any hair colour that has the word ash in it, also extreme hair colours like jet black, white, blue or violet.

Skin Tone Cool
True colours such as the range in Jewel tones, such as emerald green, amethyst purple, ruby red, topaz yellow, sapphire blue, tourmaline green, turquoise blue, pure black, pink.
In addition to these colours you can wear icy tones colours like light blue, light pink and light green.
Icy is very light, clear and cool, icy is NOT pastel, soft and not warm.
As a cool tone skin you should avoid colours such as beige, orange and gold.
Skin Tone Neutral
Fortunately this is a tone that benefits from being in the middle of all colours will look good whatever as indicated above.
Most neutral skin tones will favour one way or another depending on the individuals overall colour tone.
So while a warm colour may look ok on you, on the other scale if chosen a cool colour may look fantastic.
Selecting the right colours based on your skin tone can add so much to your overall appearance. But this is an overall appearance of eyes, lips, hair and of course a Womens fashion sense. The right colour can add an appealing appearance to your overall being, with a complimentary complexion. Whilst on the other scale, choosing the wrong colour foundation and fashion clothes can leave you looking un-balanced with your skin tone and the clothes you wear.

Womens Fashion Colours
Fashion colours are great to see on the runway by aspiring models, the beautiful tones and shades that differing material styles shimmer and shape by various designers.
The colours listed can be part of your wardrobe, part of your outfit and just as the models strutting their gait down the runway, you too can done the same colours and feel free in knowing that those colours will make your skin glow, will balance your overall ambience of cosmetics, hair and lips to give an overall picture of the new you.
Aubergine
Bright purples can be tricky, but muted aubergine is becoming universally accepted. It’s midway between warm and cool, so it suits warm yellow-toned skin, as well as cool blue-toned skin.
This shade looks corporate enough for work.
Grey
Dark grey is a fashion undertone shade of colour. Accentuating to the body, but still doesn’t make you look arid or pale in contrast.
Dove grey is gorgeous on warmer skin tones, and not as harsh as pure white. Grey tops look great with a red or pink lipstick to brighten up your look.
Red
Scarlet red, wow! Make a statement, red is the colour of passion, aggression and power, to be worn only by a handful of women.
But true red, which sits in the between tomato and cherry, is surprisingly flattering. Your best bet with red is probably a scarf or jumper, as such a strong colour on your bottom half can make you look larger.
Turquoise
Dark aquamarine shades. These colours work because they are the precise opposite to the pink in our cheeks, which, by contrast, they enhance; giving women a healthy glow. Red hair looks great when worn with greens and blues.
Putty Pink
The palest of putty pinks. This tone accentuates the natural glow in our skin, unlike pastel pink which only flatters certain complexions. This shade of pink also mixes easily with darker colours – perfect for a work blouse under a suit

 


Black Womens Fashion Eye For Colour

Make up for African American skin tones
Decades ago, cosmetics were mostly aimed at a fair-skinned market, leaving African American women with few resources. The foundations and powders that were available at the time often left women with darker skin with an unattractive, ashy undertone. However, in recent years, the cosmetics market has exploded with products geared toward women of all shades, no matter how dark or light the skin
African American women have a wide range of skin colours, from very fair to very dark. Makeup that looks good on light skin may not complement dark skin well, and vice versa. Plus, for the most flattering looks, women should take note of their skin's undertones, whether they're warm or cool. A lot of makeup mistakes can be avoided if you know whether blue, silver and lavender are your colours, or if you should stick to peach, gold and bronze.
Depending on your particular complexion, you might look great in Beyonce's makeup colours or you might look better emulating Gabrielle Union.
Whether your skin is shaded like Pam Grier or Whoopi Goldberg, you'll look radiant and beautiful if you first identify the undertones in your skin.
Black Women ranges of skin tone complexion
Rich ebony complexions usually have cool, almost blue undertones
Brown and caramel complexions have warm golden undertones
African American women who fall on the warm end of the spectrum will look fantastic in these colours:
Peach
Gold
Bronze
Orange red
Brown

If you're more of a cool complexion, stick to:
Blue
Purple
Silver
Pink
Blue red

If your skin is very dark and you've always shielded away from deep lipstick colours, you don't have to.
You can try a neutral look with a lip colour that closely matches your skin and top it with a light coat of clear gloss.
With such natural lips, you can put the makeup focus on your eyes.
Women with cool complexions can wear silver or charcoal eye shadow, while warm women can sport bronze eye colour and a couple of coats of deep black mascara for maximum impact.
Lipstick colour range for Black women
Choosing lipstick colours can be arduous at the best of times; to simplify this process requires you to be knowledgeable of your skin tone and complexion. The black skin tones range from light to dark and with this is a spectrum of colours running from light to dark. So with this in mind applying what your complexion is compared to the colour scale will help in identifying the colours that will suit your colour tone. You will be better armoured with what colour ranges with enhance your lips to the fullest.
Light – this is the lighter complexion of black skin tone, the following lipstick colour range will look good on you:-
Pale pink
Peach
Taupe
Red

Medium - medium skin toned women will look good in the following lipstick range:-
Red
Medium to deep pink
Bronze
Magenta
Medium to dark brown
Dark – This for dark and lovely rich skin tone
Deep red
Fuchsia
Magenta
Chocolate Brown
Bronze

Now that you have an idea of the colour ranges you now need to experiment at your Cosmetic Boutique store where there are testers. The colours are not tied down to lighter skin or dark skin, it’s just a guide. You may be pleasantly surprised how a colour range that belongs to a light tone or dark tone skin can actually embellish a look of beauty.

Black or brown tone skin with yellow or golden undertones
Choose bold primary colours
Black
True white
Blue reds
Royal blues
Fuchsia
Lemon yellow
Hot pink
Blue greens
Icy or cool-toned pastels
Emerald
Yellow
In general lighter skin tone women should avoid faded colours such as faded red or faded orange, it will look ok on you but , but you should venture a better range of colour spectrums.

Olive medium tone skin with yellow undertones
Choose bold primary colours
Black
True gray
Navy
Icy cool pastels will bring out the best of your features
Avoid shades of soft yellow, rose, mauves and soft pastels; they'll make you appear of a sickly yellowish hue or complexion.



All year round tips & tricks

So you have just started to recover from the Christmas break disappointment of having to miss out on buying a popular present, having to greet the New Year with the ceremonial promise of the coming year's resolutions? Only to find out that your friend has dropped a word in your ear to tell you that they've just found an irresistible bargain at the clothing boutique for a cheap price and guess what you're too late to get there because it was a week ago that the sale started and so on??

When is this nightmare going to stop, Christmas, New Year, oh when will this ever stop?? Why are other people finding these bargains, whilst I find out via the magazine, paper, and media, only to reach to the store to be told ALL SOLD OUT???

Why do some shops place ads, fully knowing that the item you gazed your eyes on, you've set your mind on, will never be bought by you, because it was never available in the first place, no point in queuing, no point in being at the door first, because after the mayhem of getting to the item, it's gone, yes gone?? What you need to do is get clued up, wise up your shopping technique and get smart?? Instead of waiting till last minute to venture out, why not utilize the information below and plan a course of action well in advance for once??

January
Retailers cash in on New Years resolutions to exercise and get organised, so there are bargains on fitness equipment and office supplies.

February
Shops cut prices on boxes of chocolate a few days before Valentines Day to shift stock that's going out-of -date. Winter clothing also gets its biggest mark-downs now.

March
The first signs of spring means there are price reductions on gardening items, as well as holiday luggage.

April
This is when people are thinking about putting their homes on the market, so DIY stores encourage home-owners with mark-downs on paint and wallpaper.

May
Watch for bargains on white goods around the bank holiday

June
As the weather improves, retailers try to boost television sales with markdowns.

July
The summer sales are some of the best of the year. Summer clothing gets drastic price-cuts along with barbecues.

August
With summer warning, there are often bargains on out door furniture, with the summer holidays heading to a close. Retailers also offer bargains on school supplies and uniforms.

September
Sales abound on summer items such as lawn mowers and grills.

October
The newest toys for Christmas are hitting the shelves so shoppers can snap-up great deals while retailers make room for the latest crazes.

November
To cash-in on our desire to show off a sparkling home to Christmas guests, vacuum cleaners go on sale.

December
Yule-tide decorations, foods, cards, and toys get drastic markdowns as soon as Christmas is over.

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