How To Style A Woman's Pashmina Scarf
Friday, January 28, 2011
Posted by Sanchita
Due to the sheer size of women's scarf shawls, they have been adopted to fit a number of styles making them an extremely versatile accessory for any occasion, season or sex.
How a shawl or pashmina is worn says a lot about the woman wearing it. According to Karen Homer in, Things a Woman Should Know about Style, (Prion 2003), "a pashmina knotted at the neck says city trader, a pashmina scarf untidily wound round over a denim jacket says wannabe model." Over the last few years pashminas have become increasingly popular, with women's fashion experts coming up with never-ending new ways of wearing one to keep the look fresh and modern.
The Wrap
Perhaps the most elegant way to wear a pashmina and to show off its size and smooth texture is to drape it over your shoulders and fold round accordingly.
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All About Jute Saree
Friday, January 28, 2011
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Jute Booties and Beanies
Friday, January 28, 2011
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Beat the summer heat with jute footwears
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
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Glimpses of Milan Fashion Week 2011
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Posted by Sanchita
Milan fashion week has always been about impeccable style, suave and chic designs and of course loads of attitude. This year too MFW head started with all that it is known for along with fresh new fashion trends. Presented here is a glimpses of Milan Fashion Week 2011 fall winter menswear, displaying the likes of Robert Cavalli, Dolce & Gabbana, Jean Paul Gaultier, Bottega Veneta and Giorgio Armani. Take a look:
Find the rest of the pictures of Milan Fashion Week 2011, here.
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Wednesday, January 19, 2011
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Jute Fashion Accessories
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Posted by Anonymous
Jute industry is gaining momentum in fashion world. Yes, gone are the days where jute was meant for making conventional sacking bags and other industrial goods. Recently jute is being used extensively in making different fashion accessories. Being natural and eco-friendly material, jute fashion accessories have become good alternative to heavy metal accessories. These accessories look cool in scorching summer and is a perfect pick for the season.
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Buying a Men's Blazer : Tips
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Posted by Sanchita
-The most important thing with blazers is the measurement. Thus, one should be clear with the physical measurements, for that, use a measuring tape and measure under the arms and then across the shoulder blades. The resultant measurement would be the corresponding size of the blazer. For example 40 inches would signify the need of a size 40 blazer.
-Single breast and double breast are the two main types of blazers available in the market. Double breast blazers have its own unique appeal but single breast blazers are the most versatile in terms of style. One can easily team it up with either of the semi-formals, formals and casuals.
-While buying a blazer make sure that you pick a color that goes well with maximum number of your dress shirts, sweaters and trousers. Shades like black, navy blue and gray are safest to buy.
-Fabric of the blazer is again an important consideration. Wool and tweed blazers are the most popular choices but then, one can find suede and cotton blazers as well. Few of these are washable while others need to be dry-cleaned. Label instructions are important to read before buying a blazer.
-The best way to check the comfort and fit of a fashion blazer is by trying it on and experiencing its fit and feel first hand. Wear it and walk around, bend down, stand up, sit and see how the blazer is moving on the body and whether or not it is comfortable.
-Check for overall fit and comfort. Once you have selected a men's blazer, try it on and see how it feels. Sit down wearing the blazer, then stand up, and move around. See how the blazer moves with you and how you feel in it.
Get more buying tips for men's blazer, read Blazers for men : Basic shopping tips
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All About Thermal Wears
Tuesday, January 11, 2011
Posted by Sanchita
Thermal wears are a common set of clothing used in winters to safeguard the body from chilling winters. It is a thin layer of insulating fabric that locks in the body heat and keeps the body warm and cozy against cold. Inner thermal wears are thus, an integral part of winter clothing. Mentioned below are the essentials related with thermal wears, take a look:
Thermal Fabric
The fabric used in thermals is most often either cotton or wool blend. Generally it is made up of a two-ply fabric, that is, a wool layer and an artificial fiber-wool. In certain areas like US, both the layers are made up of artificial fibers to trap more body heat.
Wearability
Inner thermal wears are worn exclusively in winters to keep the body warm and cozy. In the colder regions, thermal underwears are worn in place of traditional pyjamas as they are a lot more warmer than the flannels or regular cotton pyjamas. Interestingly, at times people also wear thermal clothes to avoid lengthy electricity bills resultant of heaters and blowers.
Styles Available
The most common style of winter thermal wears are long sleeve shirts along with long pants. Being thin fabrics, these are easily worn under jeans, shirts and other outer wears. Though the traditional long johns are rendered perfect for colder seasons but at times there are certain designer wears with which the long sleeved thermal inner wears cannot be worn thus, for such purposes sleeveless thermals wears are also extensively available in markets. Short sleeved mens thermal underwear are perfect to wear under casual dress shirts.
Find out more about thermals wears at Men Thermal Wears.
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