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Sunday, January 30, 2011
Set strapless best option 
may be the sexiest, most of all because the skin showing than other sets. Set can not be presented as teasing glimpse of décolletage while still a sense of class and beauty about it.
The length of the skirt in a series strapless make a difference in how the series will recognize from the big floor length evening gowns to short miniskirts vary the length of the skirt. Skirts of the difference too. Set strapless skirt with very large retro flair to 1950, while the tight short skirt is sexy and is reminiscent of the 1980.
There are several types of strapless option at the top of the set is the opposite of necklines such as bikini or tube, or be set on a curve like that found in the chest at the edge Tops Women sweetheart Women's T-type edge when the chest is a heart shape created by two light curves in the bustline, not all sets are on tight strapless bustline, but general enough to install the set up.
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It sets strapless charm exude sexual attractiveness, and they both paired with stilettos strappy shoes or a classic with a pump to match the type of set strapless; Long evening gowns called simple and elegant, while the short-sexy things like options. A little more colorful.
A set strapless that fits all body types and shapes are. All women can enjoy the beauty of sexy strapless and we have a great set of sexy strapless Find the right to you!
Celebrity expensive clothes and celebrity most expensive dresses Jessica Alba clothes and dresses trends in new year of 2008 and 2009
0 comments Posted by sebastian freey at 3:35 PMJessica Alba, aged 27, is the most favorite film and television star from America. Jessica Alba was voted at the top of the list of “99 Most Desirable Women” on the website AskMen.com in the year 2006. Jessica Alba frequently appears as the cover girl and on the 'Hot 100' section of Maxim magazine. FHM magazine had listed Jessica Alba as the 'World's Sexiest Woman' in 2007.
Jessica Alba is renowned for her subtle yet gorgeous and most expensive dresses and clothes. Jessica Alba had specially caught the attention of fashion world in the year 2008 by sporting an amazingly sexy and expensive cocktail dress.
Lately, Jessica Alba has been spotted shopping tons of most expensive brands of clothes and dresses. Jessica Alba is reportedly buying trendy clothes and dresses for her 2009 wardrobe. Jessica Alba could be one of those celebrities who would rock the red carpets with stylish clothes and dresses right from the onset of the new year 2009.
Celebrity expensive clothes and celebrity most expensive dresses Jessica Alba clothes and dresses trends in new year of 2008 and 2009
Trendy mamas will love wearing the designer maternity denim. Brands such as Seven for All Mankind, Joe’s Jeans and True Religion have all jumped on the maternity denim bandwagon. Love your Juicy velour tracksuit? You’re in luck — Juicy makes maternity tracksuits that will keep you comfortable and stylish.
In fact, trendy pregnant mamas like Nicole Richie and Halle Berry said they continued wearing their favorite desigers throughout their pregnancy. You can certainly get away with buying non-maternity clothes — just look for forgiving fabrics and longer cuts. Many of today’s designers are creating maternity lines, so you no longer have to sacrifice your personal style.
Finding trendy maternity clothes that fit your personal style is easier than it sounds, especially with many top designers jumping on the pregnancy fashion bandwagon. Check out our tips on how to stay trendy while pregnant.
Use pregnant celebrities as fashion role models:Dressing your body with its new curves can be challenging at first, which is why many celebrities use stylists to help them find trendy maternity clothes. Browse through magazines and check back here at Pregnancy Fashion to see what they are wearing, how they are wearing and where you can get their same styles.
Trendy Maternity boutiques and online stores:
Maternity boutiques like A Pea in the Pod, Isabella Oliver, Mimi Maternity and Gap Maternity all carry maternity clothes that are designed to be stylish on a pregnant woman’s body. You can’t go wrong buying maternity clothes from these stores.
Designers:
Do you love one specific designer for your pre-pregnant wardrobe? You may be surprised to find out that the designer also has a maternity line — allowing you to maintain your stylish looks throughout pregnancy. For instance, Seven for All Mankind has a trendy line of maternity jeans.
Ask a trendy mom:
Don’t be shy to ask a hip mom or mom-to-be where she shops. Not only will she give you invaluable advice, but she may also be willing to loan you some clothes!
Trendy maternity clothes are sold in most maternity clothes boutiques. There are clothes to suit every budget and you may opt for designer maternity clothes or buy off the rack as per your budget.
It is easy to get stylish maternity clothes from any regular boutique as you may buy trendy clothes that are available in plus sizes and create a whole new wardrobe of chic maternity wear.Many online stores offer an immense collection of trendy maternity clothes. There are maternity dresses, swim suits, tops, skirts, jeans, pajamas, shirts, tank tops, tube tops, pants, evening wear etc.
There are amazing strapless maternitydresses, sundresses etc. that are not only comfortable but chic too, that can be worn for a day of fun in the sun, such as when shopping.Pant and top sets in elegant designs, strapless dresses with ribbon tie, chiffon ruffle dresses and gorgeous evening wear etc. can help you celebrate your pregnancy with style. There are trendy blouses that can be worn with shorts during the warmer days.
There are chic pajamas for you to look your best in while at home or while sleeping, there are pants and jeans with chic tops to help you look chic during the day, and a great collection of sweaters and coats that can look classy when it is colder.
Japanese fashion is no exception to this sentiment. This article will go into a few details of how it has changed throughout the years while always remaining intact in its traditions.
The Past and the Present
One of the most traditional and common Japanese fashion outfits is the Kimono; it is still worn today in more modern designs, it was also embraced by the Western nations because of its sensuality as well as elegance.
Throughout the years Japanese fashion saw very few changes but throughout the years the Kimono was a dominant part of the classic collection and consistently a part of their lives in one form or another. Another kind of Kimono is the Furisode which is worn by young women in their twenties; in Japan the age to legally drink and smoke is twenty and in order to celebrate the parent frequently offer their daughters a Furisode.
Then the Houmongi takes the stage. This is another kind of Kimono that is worn by married women and similar to the Furisode the parents will give their daughter one when she is married.
The formal Kimono is known as Tomesode and is typically worn by married women to social functions such as marriages. Additional variations include the Mofuku which is the funeral Kimono for Japanese fashion and the Uchikake is the wedding Kimono.
Last but certainly not least the Obi is the oldest form of the Japanese fashion as they are no longer in production today and rarely will you find someone wearing this type even in Japan.
Modern Japanese fashion generally has several categories in addition to some that are not related to clothes. The Japanese fashion known as the Kogal is translated in Japan to people who enjoy displaying their higher income by wearing expensive jewelry or clothes.
The Gangoro Japanese fashion is designed for those people who began changing their hair color and then you have the Lolita as the Gothic Lolita Japanese fashion, which is being represented by the innocent and sweet dressed (Lolita) all the way to the other extreme type referred to as punk fashion, which is known as Gothic Lolitas.
The Eternal Fashion
The world of classic fashion is eternal throughout the world and Japanese fashion has their Kimonos to prove it. The use of colors also plays a large part in the world of Japanese fashion as well as their culture as it is directly correlated to the event. Fashion not only reflects and defines an era and a place in time but also the character and personality of the person who is wearing it.
Now that you have pants and/or skirts figured out, it’s time to find tops. My rules for tops are simple…
~Natural fabrics only! Think cotton, linen, rayon, or silk (although, I don’t advise that last one if you’re on a budget or have young children). Polyester just looks cheap, in my not-so-humble opinion! It makes you sweat too, which is not pleasant, so it’s best to just skip it and stick with the stuff God made.
~Find CLASSIC styles. That means KEEP WALKING past the Juniors section and only shop in the Misses or Women’s department (even then you have to be careful). By classic styles, I mean styles that won’t look odd on you in a couple of years, and/or won’t look totally out-of-style next year. If fashion isn’t necessarily one of your hobbies, it can be hard to know what is a classic piece and what is trendy.
Basically, the word “trendy” can be attached to any style that wasn’t popular two years ago and probably won’t be popular in another two years (but then will re-appear in about twenty years…). Confused?
Basically, a trendy style is one that BEGAN as a classic style but has been tweaked to give it a different, and “new” look to intrigue women all around the world who will then go buy it, thereby keeping the fashion designers in business 
For instance, this first shirt is a basic square-neck shirt that someone got bored with and decided to try adding some pleating and gathers in various places. This style comes and goes about every twenty years. When it’s in, it’s IN, and when it’s out, the only women who want to wear it are pregnant women, and then only out of necessity!
This second shirt is an even better example of classic-gone-trendy. The designer chose the classic Empire-waisted design and added a twist to the bodice (no pun intended!). Notice the hemline of the shirt. Rather than the classic straight hem, this shirt has what I like to call a “warped hem.” Hey! It looks exactly like the unhemmed bottom edge of a dress before it is measured and cut evenly! …That’s probably actually where the designer got the idea…
I’m NOT ditching trendy clothes. I personally LIKE to wear trendy tops as long as they’re not skimpy and cheap-looking. However, as busy moms on a budget, it just doesn’t suit to fill our closets with clothes that will all look outdated in a year. I do believe there is a time and place to look outdated, like if you’re going to a historical reenactment or love to wear vintage clothes, but most of us just want to look put-together 
So it’s best to fill our closets with classic styles that we’ll actually be able to wear proudly until they fall apart!
Note: It’s perfectly fine to have a few not-so-classic things if there’s a current trend that you’re especially in love with Just don’t make them the bulk of your wardrobe. And MAKE SURE they’re age-appropriate! If you’re over 35, my recommendation is to avoid all trends. You are timeless and should dress timelessly
Here are some of my favorites from the trendy department…
If you’re under 35 (and especially if you’re smaller than a size 10!), you can still get away with a younger look. Just be sure it’s made from a more grown-up fiber like silk or rayon. A polyester silk look-alike is acceptable as long as it’s not too stiff, bright, or shiny like a Halloween princess outfit! This style of blouse would look beautiful with a dressy wool skirt, tailored slacks, or even a pair of dark-wash jeans (dark-wash is always more slimming and elegant)…
This style, whether as a shirt or as a dress is a perfect casual alternative for times when you need something other than a t-shirt… As a shirt, wear it with your favorite jeans or cords, and as a dress, pair it with boots or ballet flats…
This style leans toward the classic side, but the fabric has a soft vintage look to it, and paired with jeans, it looks downright contemporary, so I’m at a complete loss as to which category it fits into. What do you think? Classic, vintage, or modern? Your guess is as good as mine I’m sharing it with you for one because I’m a romantic and love flowy things, but mainly because it’s a very feminine top that’s still practical and comfortable when worn with jeans. A perfect mommy shirt for days when you need or want to look beautiful yet still be comfortable enough to play on the floor with your little ones…
Simplicity Pattern Company has a wonderful line of plus size pattern styles that are really quite flattering. No longer are you relegated to baggy t-shirts and stretchy pants just because you’re bigger than a size 14. I also love these patterns because they use a REAL woman for a model so you can see what today’s styles look like instead of seeing them on a size 0 model then wondering why they never look good on a real body! These next two pictures are two of my favorites from the plus size line of patterns…
This pattern is similar to the very first picture on this post. It’s less BIG (fewer gathers and pleats everywhere), but still has an updated t-shirt look and feel to it. I can’t say I like the camel-colored option, but blue and red options qualify as wardrobe staples in my book!
This is another one of those not-quite-categorizable styles. In MY romantic, lace-loving opinion, this one should be considered a classic. It has that feminine, almost-Western, almost-old-fashioned style that never goes out of vogue…
If you’re getting tired of trendy tops, have no fear: the classics are here! Sorry… Any of the rest of these styles can be worn by anyone from the age of 9 to 109! I consider these the true classics. Obviously different ages of women will wear them slightly differently, but the beauty of a classic piece of clothing is that it is extremely versatile and can be worn with any pants, skirt, or accessory, depending on your personality and still look wonderful.
Can anyone tell me exactly when THIS particular style was so popular? Probably not because there’s never been a time when it HASN’T been popular! This is what I mean by a classic style. Well, maybe not the necklace, but the tank and overshirt. This is what I want to fill my closet with…
A prettier take on the over-used t-shirt. If you’re tempted to buy a $5 t-shirt, STOP! Is that really your best option? Why not look for something that FEELS like a t-shirt and WEARS like a t-shirt but LOOKS prettier?!!! You will go from frumpy-mom to chic-mom in a matter of seconds…
A trendy classic. A classic white cotton shirt with a fascinatingly trendy twist…
This is a true classic. The wrap, whether faux or real is second only to the button-up blouse. It is feminine, tailored, and ultra-slimming, and who doesn’t want to look all of those three?! You can find wrap styles in just about any color, fiber, and print. If you need a tailored blouse, find a wrap in cotton or linen. If you’re in a t-shirt mood, find a cotton knit wrap. If you’re feeling spunky, look for one in a colorful floral print or plaid. This is a good style for those of us who have NO waist.
You can even find wraps with an empire waist… Sad to say, this one isn’t quite so flattering if you’ve lost your waist, but is perfect for the smaller-busted woman who needs to balance out wider hips.
A slightly updated take on the button-up blouse. Supposedly it’s camouflaging to have a tie there. I haven’t decided if I agree with that or not. But I definitely think it’s adorably feminine if you have a slim waist… (please no comments on the accompanying pants. I haven’t made up my mind on those yet…)
And last, but certainly not least, the epitome of classic: the button-up blouse!!! Drumroll, please… When in doubt, buy one of these This shirt goes well with jeans, corduroys, tailored slacks, business suits, and all of your favorite skirts!
Dressed to thrill: Lindsay Lohan bums around the shops...literally Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-509466/Dressed-thrill-Lind
0 comments Posted by sebastian freey at 3:03 AMLindsay Lohan clearly didn't check the view from her rear before she left home for a spot of retail therapy, as the actress was clearly oblivious to what was going on behind her.
The actress suffered a major wardrobe malfunction as she emerged from her car in Malibu, California for a shopping trip in trendy Melrose Avenue.
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Exposed: Lindsay Lohan exposed more than she would have liked as she browsed the boutiques of trendy Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles yesterday
Lindsay showed off rather more than she would have liked in her pale blue print minidress - as her bottom was left exposed as her dress appeared stuck in her nude-coloured knickers.
The Georgia Rule star - who is in recovery after a stint in rehab - appeared unconcerned, as she headed towards the trendy clothes stores on Melrose Avenue.
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Cover up: The view from the front is not as thrilling for onlookers from the 21-year-old actress
Details of Lindsay's court case will remain private - but she has to complete community service in a morgue
Meanwhile, Lindsay breathed a sigh of relief after a judge changed his mind about making more of her legal woes public.
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Michael Stern has ruled that lawyers involved on both sides of the row cannot speak publicly about her testimony. But the decision does not resolve whether the meeting can be videotaped or not.
Lohan's lawyer has argued that a tape could easily be worth thousands of dollars to some media outlets and would almost certainly be leaked through the system.
Lindsay is set to be questioned by lawyers in a hearing concerning a lawsuit over one of her many car accidents.
Restaurant worker Raymundo Ortega sued the Mean Girls star in June for negligence, claiming she was drinking and distracted by the paparazzi when she rammed into his van with her Mercedes on October 4, 2005, following a lunch with friends at restaurant the Ivy in West Hollywood.
Lindsay has been ordered to do a community service stint in a morgue as part of her punishment for a drink-driving offence.
Her two four-hour days at the morgue are part of a court-ordered programme to show drivers the real-life consequences of drinking and driving.
She must also spend two days working in a hospital accident and emergency department.
Police at the time blamed Ortega, who wants £100,000 in damages, for the accident, saying the Los Angeles man made an illegal U-turn in front of Lohan and that alcohol did not factor into the crash.
Friday, January 28, 2011
For fall or winter seasons, colours those we put on could being as lively as possibles. Fall fashion trends, Sometimes though gray appears to being next good factor on colours as 2011, on fall or winter we needs to cheer top with few hot color. Fall fashion trends, Get red, orange and yellow or combine those with gray or brown. sweaters those we put on could being on most colorful combination: concept to get little of colour on you. boots those we put on shouldn’t being dull. Yellow and green good as latest trend trends. accessories could being colorfuls as well, or we could being of huge sizes. Though we need to purchase bag, select additional huge length or strange color. For detail visit here
New Trends Fashion With Cute Knit Vest
Short Pants Fashion in 2011As a huge contrast to the latest trend comes the military style that is getting more and more popular with women all over the world. Even Gisele Bundchen wore military for the photo shoot for Vogue, isn’t that a good reason to try this trend?
Shear Clothes Looks Sexy
Fresh Dress For Teen
Glamor Fashion With Elegant Coverlid
A Zest For Orange—Rich mango, persimmon, ripe pumpkin—however you slice it, bold orange was one of spring's sweetest color trends. And whether paired with white at Marc Jacobs or with bad-girl booties at Chris Benz, this intense shade feels fresh once again.
Interfiliere, a fashion industry body dedicated to lingerie and beachwear correctly peg Spring 2011's fashion trends as....'lingerie as outerwear' or loungerie, a mixture between lingerie, swimwear and streetwear (which they group as loungewear), and lingerie. The new Loungerie takes a leaf out of, and gets the best of, lingerie for an alternative, parallel wardrobe; [one that is] light, intimate, and impossible to "classify." Well, I guess that means more floaty, lacy, chiffon-y clothes made out of silky polyester.....
Paris Fashion With the Best Design
Polka-dot Fashion Looks Cute
