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Denim Is In For Work and Play
For all you denim lovers, like myself, this is the season for you to shine. Denim is big this season. Denim has become a fashion statement of its own. No longer are we limited to boot cut, low rise, or relaxed fit jeans. It has come into its own -...
Everyday Ways To Care For Your Hair
Health, strength and beauty of hair depends primarily on its nerve vigor and the good circulation of the oily scalp secretion which gives it gloss and luster. Beauty is not so much a matter of color where hair is concerned. If your hair has a fine...
Fashion Tips: Dress to Look Young
Fashion Tips: Dress to Look Young
Dress to look young? Well think about it, how are you normally dressed? How do you normally present yourself to others? Unknowingly, a lot of us have been wearing clothes that made us appear older than we...
Men's Facial Hair Styling
Yes, that’s right. There’s actually some styling involved in men’s facial hair styles. It’s not enough just to let nature take its course. So if you’re thinking of growing a moustache or beard, or even a soul spot, you want to read this brief...
Pearl Talk
Pearls never go out of style - they are always a classy and traditional wardrobe accessory that will never disappoint you. But this year they are a "front and center" fashion statement! So with more people in the market for pearls now is a good time...
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Direct from NYC Fashion Week: The Top Ten Trends for Fall 2005
1. Hot Dog Colors: Ketchup red, Mustard Yellow, Relish Green, Onion White, and Hot Dog Brown seems to be big colors for Fall.
2. Brocade- Schedule a date with your curtains. This look is best with metallic accents in the fabric. I saw a great brocade jacket, reminisce of something from Tracy Reese, on sale at Lord & Taylor for $50.00
3. Ethnic look- As someone who is of an ethnic group, I find this trend a little annoying. Dashikis are really not for everyone. Imagine if a whole bunch of size 2 fashionista's walking down your street wearing Dior Yarmulkes. You get the picture. However, if you are going to go for this look, please, don't get braided extensions.
4. High/Low Fabric- Mix higher, more expensive fabrics like silk, brocade, cashmere, with study, cheaper fabrics like canvas and wools. Keep the polyester hidden.
5. Fur- Fashion Week was a Zoo, literally. Fur was everywhere and on everything. I say score a coat from your local Salvation Army and save an animal.
6. Hollywood Glam-
Glam is back. Think Claudette Colbert, Kathryn Hepburn, Rita Hayward.
7. Dinner/evening Coats- You could hear the shouts of joy coming from my third row seats every time I saw this piece on the runway. Perfect for fashionista with junk in their trunk.
8. Flowing Menswear Pants- Another one of my favorites. Buy a pair in black, for a slimming/elongated look.
9. Boho glam ( a.k.a."look-ma-I'm-a-druggie")- This look continues to strive on the runway. Perfect for those days when mtaching colors and patterns seem too daunting.
10. House Dresses- I will probably be excommunicated from the church of fashion for saying this, but I saw a lot of high end house dresses on the runway this past fashion week. You know, the kind that June Cleaver and Donna Reed rocked back in the day. Head to ebay or your local Goodwill and score this style for under $10 bucks.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kathryn “The Budget Fashionista” Finney is the founder and Chief Shopping Officer of TheBudgetFashionista.com (http://www.thebudgetfashionista.com), a popular website that provides realistic fashion advice, shopping tips and sale event information to budget conscious consumers.
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