SHORTS ALL SEASONS ALL STYLES

No need to pack the shorts away this Fall and Winter, they are in style for all seasons! Play with different looks, layer with tights, heals and high boots. Dress them up with a metallic or sequin shine for a night out on the town. Have fun and don’t be afraid to try something new!

CELEBS IN FALL CLOTHES

Celebs are wearing fall colors, including pumpkin orange!! This color screams fall and works if you keep it neutral on top.

COLORS FOR FALL 2011

One of the leading trend forecasting agencies shows us some of the huge colors for fall 2011. Colors were inspired from the outdoors and designers living environments. All the colors have an earthy feel. It seems to be about a celebration of nature before the cold winter takes it from us for yet another season.

HERE ARE SOME EXAMPELS OF THE COLORS BEING USED IN FALL LOOKS...

 

FALL 2011 TREND ALERT!

This sexy drapped shoe has emerged as an important trend for Fall/Spring 2011. This news  is directly from a world famous and respected trend company’s Key Shapes Report, the style became a key feature both on and off the Catwalks, and will be appearing in designers lines and at major and small retailers soon!

DRESS YOUR DIGS

We know you have good style and follow fashion trends but you’re not the only one that needs primping. Your apartment, house, condo, etc… whatever you may call it, here are things to make it personal, make it reflect your style, make it home.

ROCK 3 DIFFERENT LOOKS

The best part about fashion is playing dress up, getting to change your style for different occasions, on different days. Blake Lively does a great job at portraying these three different looks; Modern, Boho and Classic and all super chic. Below are a few ways to get these looks and incredible personal style for day, special occasions or an evening out on the town.

MODERN: flashy graphic prints.

BOHO: long maxi style dress with a chic design. 

CLASSIC: Sleek silhouettes with a touch of added flair.

5 BEAUTY TRICKS

5 FUN BEAUTY TRICKS

SEXY SOFT BED HEAD WAVES:

TIP: Go to bed with damp hair. The next day wind a few sections around a curling iron and finger-comb. Easy!

 HIGHLIGHT:

TIP: Use a fan brush to create a C shape—start at the inner corner of the eye, swoop over the brow bone and onto your cheekbones. To add even more shine run a little down the bridge of your nose, above the middle of your lips and your chin.

Extra: add a nude gloss and a shimmer to the chest to highlight your natural assets. J

BLUE NOT BLACK:

TIP: Use blue shadow to line your eyes instead of black to get a softer eye. This still has a smokey effect but gives you more of a sexy bedroom eye than a punk rocker eye.

TWO TONE SHADOW:

TIP: Use a lighter shade on top and a fun bright color on the bottom to add a fun young but glamorous touch. Make sure the top shade is a metallic or neutral shade two bright colors could be overkill.

60’s LASHES:

TIP: Use your false lashes only on the bottom to get a unique vintage doll look. This will make you look bright eyed without having to worry about messy mascara clumping or running under your eyes.

TREND: THIGH HIGH BOOTS

THIGH HIGH BOOTS

GET THE LOOK…

ENDLESS SUMMER

It is that time of year again and with the change of seasons comes inspiration to update your look. However, many fashionistas may be watching our spending and may not be able to buy a whole new wardrobe each season. Not to worry because there are wonderful solutions. There is no reason that you need to turn in your summer tanks, give your sundresses a break or hideaway that favorite pair of shorts. Many clothes can be worn all year round, you just have to know the right way to put them together to make them current. The set above shows six summer pieces and the two sets below shows ways to work them into your fall look in fun fashionable ways

ACCESSORIES THAT POP

This season’s best accessories: electric neons, punky patent leather and disco fringe.

TREND

TREND:  MENS ACCESSORIES

WIDE BRIMMED HATS ARE A SEXY TWSIT ON A CLASSIC MENSWEAR ITEM. THESE CELEBS KNOW JUST HOW TO WORK THE LOOK…

DIP DYE

More chic than a tie-dye and easy to make....

Dip-Dye with Fabric Dye

Tools and Materials

Sheer jersey long-sleeve T-shirt, in light tone
Large plastic storage bin or steel bin
Stir stick
All-purpose liquid dye
Sample fabric or paper towel
Sewing pins

How-To:

1. Wash and dry fabric to remove any finishes that resist dye. Fill plastic bin with hot water to a depth of at least 6 inches. Stir in dye, starting with a small amount and adding more as desired. Dip a sample strip of fabric or paper towel to test the color. If too dark, add water; if too light, add dye. Let solution settle, so there are no bubbles at the surface.

2. Determine where you want the top of the dyed band to be; use pins to mark that line on fabric. Holding your fabric as straight as possible, dip into dye solution to just below the pin line (make sure you don't dip the pins; the fabric will wick the dye higher). Keep fabric in dye until it turns the desired color (it will dry slightly lighter). Rinse fabric in cold

(Martha Stewart Living)

VELVET RETURNS

NY FASHION WEEK TREND: VELVET

New York Fashion Week runways rocked with a new trend….velvet. Yes if you can believe it, velvet is back and actually looking chic. All looks from 70’s suits to elegant rompers and frilly dresses draped the models head to toe in the fuzzy fabric. Here are a few looks Below.

THE TENTS

Evlouer Image Consultants will have a special showing of the New York Fashion Week documentary, “The Tents” on September 23^rd to benefit the agency in the Paris Ballroom at the Sofitel Hotel in Philadelphia. The movie follows the evolution of the famous week in fashion as well as all of the top designers and faces in fashion’s thoughts and feelings.  Don’t miss the inside scoop.

“This movie will enlighten audiences about how the real fashion world navigates and has the ability to inspire the future generation of fashion” Cheryl Ann Wadlington, the cofounder of the philanthropic agency.

FANCY FINGERS

Nails are the hot new accessory. Nail art is just another easy and inexpensive way to sass up your look. Pharmacies are selling DIY kits for $3-6, salons and even Sephora are offering over the top options such as cracking, camo and even jeweled looks. Here are a few examples of fab nails to help inspire your next mani/pedi.