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“Don’t try so hard on fashion
It could make you look worst than before”
― Keisha Xavierra GoGirl Look 2009
It could make you look worst than before”
― Keisha Xavierra GoGirl Look 2009
You want to sew, and your tailor or designer isn’t giving that good designs to select from, or her fashion lookbook is just another old type you’ve seen before.
Enter fashionradial.blogspot.com, your one stop fashion style site.
We are store house of styles, that wants to make your wardrobe the same as your favourite celebrity’s.
Want to know the rules to plus-size fashion?: Then read very carefully. Just show the good stuff, and don’t hide the belly. Thats all.
That belly to some ladies is humiliating. It’s the thing that jackass men mocks at everytime they see one. It’s the one part of the body ladies cannot stand to have touched, especially, when they see it peeking out in the mirror. To tell the truth, plus size ladies needs to show off what they are ashamed of. Tell the dirty blonda. Give those dark and scary corners some sunlight. It might not make the problems disappear, but I guarantee it will make them so much smaller. Most of the time, our demons are just jackass men, in the end.
Another thing plus size ladies need to know is that a pot or big belly doesn’t define who they are. They need to learn how to accept it even if they don’t like that part of their body. So to all plus size ladies out there, but on some Ankara and show it more respect.
Another thing plus size ladies need to know is that a pot or big belly doesn’t define who they are. They need to learn how to accept it even if they don’t like that part of their body. So to all plus size ladies out there, but on some Ankara and show it more respect.
Below are styles of some plus size Ankara designs you can copy from.
Despite our most colorful intentions, we fill our wardrobe with more black dress than anything else.To some we might be deliberately exaggerating the saying that one dress can change your whole holiday season. But if you had one dress that is nearly perfect-for-every-occasion, it will be the black dress, the routine of getting prepared for all your must-go soirées would be a of a lot easier. The color is like a true friend who you know will always be there for you, whether it’s a first date or an interview. It’s flattering, alluring, and timeless, regardless of your body shape or size. And, its confidence-boosting powers are pretty much limitless. By definition the black dress is universal and has a universal usefulness.
So, to those ladies whose closets are a rainbow nightmare, the following city people and celebrity outfits ahead will challenge you to go the black. We’re talking mixed textures, lace, and shapes both quirky and daring enough to make your favorite colour truly stand out. Ahead, discover all the ways to make black look seriously creative.
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The
best red lipsticks for the holiday season, or other special occasion.
When
I used to work at a makeup counter, one of the most popular requests from women
was "Can you help me find the perfect red lipstick?". One might say
the only two things certain in life are death and taxes, yet I like to think
women buying new lipstick should definitely be the third. From a million shades
to choose from, and new products coming out almost every week, there are so
many beautiful shades to try. So what's the best red for fair skin? What red
lipstick is perfect to wear to work? Here are my top 5 picks of red lipsticks
you need right now..or as soon as you can get a chance to treat yourself:
1. .
Clinique Long Last Soft Matte Lipstick in "Matte Crimson":
This is the most beautiful blue red that looks wonderful on fair skin tones. If
you're looking for a bold red, this is the perfect choice. While the texture is
matte, it's not drying, making it the perfect lipstick to wear all day.
Where to Buy: Nordstrom, Bloomingdales,Clinique.com
2. Giorgio Armani Beauty Rouge Ecstasy
Lipstick in "#503 Diva": One of the only CC
lipsticks (color + care) on the market, this texture has the amazing ability to
hydrate your lips while providing long lasting color. The best thing about this
formula is how it easily glides on the lips. A beautiful red with a slight
touch of raspberry, it's a gorgeous shade for fair, medium, and dark skin
tones.
Where to Buy: Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, GiorgioArmaniBeauty.com
3. NARS Audacious
Lipstick in "Bette":For the ladies that
want a more crimson stained pout, this lipstick is for you! One of the most
gorgeous crimson-bordeaux color shades that I've ever laid lips on, really. Apply
a light coat to lips for a crimson colored like stain, or layer a few coats for
a deep, more dramatic look.
Where to Buy: Sephora, Blue Mercury,NARSCosmetics.com
4.
Tom Ford Lip Color Sheer in "Fire Cracker": If the name wasn't enough to get you
heated up over a new lipstick, this vibrant orange red shade will definitely
add sass to any makeup look. With it's sleek packaging and the iconic TF
imprint in gold on the top, not only is it a fabulous color, it's also worthy
of applying in public.
Where to Buy: Nordstrom,
Bloomingdales, Saks Fifth Avenue
5. CHANEL Rouge
Allure Velvet Lipstick in "La Fascinante": A
personal favorite of mine, this red lipstick is long wearing with the perfect
vibrance of a pomegranate color. The perfect lipstick for the woman looking for
a bright berry tone, that will last through several glasses of champagne at any
upcoming holiday party.
If you're looking for the
perfect red lipstick, definitely take these top picks into consideration the
next time you find yourself browsing the makeup aisle, or want to try something
new!
Three Methods:Lay the Groundwork Find Your Fashion Make It Happen
Sometimes it seems like beauty isn't in the eye of the beholder,
doesn't it? Fashion can seem very elusive and only for the privileged. But it's
easier to start taking strides in the right direction than you think, towards
confidence and a fashionable wardrobe.
Method 1 of 3: Lay the Groundwork
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1
Organize
your wardrobe. Get out
all your clothes and decide which ones you want and don't want. Donate, sell,
and a top tip you could host your own boot sale, with anything that you haven't
worn in a year, doesn't fit or isn't your style.
·
If you haven't worn it in a year, you won't miss it. Thinking,
"I could need this one day!" will leave you thinking you have nothing
to wear for most. Clean it out. Someone else could second-love your things.
·
If you have loads of items that don't fit anymore, don't keep
them all to be hopeful. Keep a few of your favorites, but pitch the rest. A
closet full of clothes that don't fit can be very de-motivating.
2
Know your body
type. And dress
for it. The most fashionable items in the world right now won't look good on
you if you don't have the right body type for it. It does not mean you're too
fat, too thin, too tall, or too short. You just don't have the optimal shape
for that cut.
·
Dispose of everything that doesn't fit
you right. And you'll know. If your silhouette isn't quite what it could be,
odds are you don't wear it.
·
When you go shopping, keep your body
type in mind. For most women, it's ideal to draw in at the waist and elongate
the leg. If you get stuck, you can always ask a sales professional; it's their
job to help you look good.
3
Take a good look in the mirror. Try to look at yourself as objectively as possible. Pick
things about your physical appearance that you like and dislike. What do you
want to disguise? What do you want to emphasize? What's your coloring?
·
It's important to figure out the answers
to these questions before you go shopping so you know what to buy! If you
haven't a clue, shopping for a new wardrobe can be very intimidating.
Method 2 of 3: Find Your Fashion
1
Know your style. What do you like? Do you want to incorporate trendy items
into your wardrobe, or do you prefer a classic look? Do you have hipster
tendencies? Want to be a professional? Being fashionable does not mean adhering
to a specific look. It means finding what you're comfortable in and running
with it.
·
Spend time flipping through catalogs or
surfing websites that feature and sell clothes. There are tons of different
pieces that will look phenomenal on you--it's just a matter of finding them.
·
Find out what other people are wearing.
You don't a have to necessarily be a fashion clone to be pretty. Maybe you
could see what 'she's' wearing and transform it into your style.
·
Ultimately, clothes that you love and
feel good in will be worn more confidently by you. It has less to do with
today's fashion and more to do with how you present yourself, though both are
intertwined.
2
Consider context. Where you live, where you go and what you do are major
factors in dressing fashionably. If you wear a ballgown to the office, that is
not fashionable; if you wear a business suit to the prom, likewise. Think about
what kind of clothing is appropriate for the things you're going to be doing.
·
Fashion varies area to area. What's
popular on a runway in Milan may not have made it to the streets of Chicago.
Whatever fashion you're aiming for, tap into its sources. Finding what you love
and what looks good on you is imperative, regardless of where it's from or who
originated it.
Method 3 of 3: Make It Happen
1
Start shopping. The best thing to do is to buy long-lasting pieces that will
retain their class throughout the seasons. Fashion changes extremely quickly!
Don't fill your wardrobe with things that won't be appropriate the same time
next year; you'll just regret buying it. Every women needs half a dozen items
that are staples in her wardrobe. Find yours.
·
In the context of what flatters your
body, find a handful of your favorite, variable pieces. A classic white
button-down, a favorite pair of flatteringly-cut jeans, boots, cinched-waist
skirt and a sweater, for starters. You can mix and match these items all you
want for dozens of different looks.
2
Shop more. Now that you've got the basics, it's time to have fun! Buy
some great shoes, cute accessories and get a haircut! Bright purple leather
trench looks too tacky? A handbag in the same style will be fantastic.
·
After all, the devil's in the details.
Accessories and hairstyles are the parts that show your sassy side the easiest.
So cut out that celeb 'do from that magazine and head on over to the salon.
Might as well get your nails done while you're at it.
·
Note the ol' adage, "Put on your
accessories, then take off one before leaving." And it rings true:
accessories are great--but a necklace, bracelet, earrings, rings, watch,
sunglasses, and hat are a bit much. Pair a couple of accessories with each
outfit; don't go overboard.
3
Ask someone else to go shopping with you. It's always good to have an outsider's perspective,
especially a friend to make the time pass by more quickly. Bring along someone
who can give you well-formulated critiques regarding your clothes. The image we
see in the mirror isn't always how we really look!
·
Take everyone's perspective with a grain
of salt. Her style is her style, not yours. But if she absolutely adores
something on you and you don't see it, take a moment to look. Wait a minute to
see if you can find what she sees. Your mind may open up to a brand new style.
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