2013 Summer Fashion 101~!!

Summer fashion is upon us, and whether you keep up with the latest fashion trends on the runway or simply pick your favorites from the new collections at the mall, summer always seems to beckon for a new wardrobe. Summer tends to bring out the bold colors, graphics and designs in fashion, but many of us prefer our wardrobe toned down a little bit from what's shown on the runway. For all those fashionistas out there looking for some new ready to wear, here's a look at the trends for this summer and how to adjust them to your personal taste.

1. Get Graphic
The runway saw some bold graphic designs this summer. From prints inspired by stamps and bank notes to symmetrical swirls, the prints were speaking for themselves. To wear this look select a print you love and purchase it in a simple silhouette, such as a knee-length, form-fitting dress. Skip adding accessories as this will make the look too busy, and pull your hair back in your favorite pony tail.

2. Go Iridescent
Iridescent fabrics are bright, bold and can clash easily if worn with the wrong thing. If you would like to experiment with this fabric, start with a simple skirt paired with a neutral top. If you get brave, head to a party with a bold, solid-colored top. If you like stripes or color blocking, try a basic dress with one of the colors made with iridescent fabric.

3. Pencil Skirt
Pencil Skirts are big this season and with such a large variety in color, fabrics and texture, it doesn't have to be just for the office. Try a feminine, flirty pastel color with a lace overlay or a bold solid color combined with a complimentary top. Many dresses have also come out with the pencil skirt silhouette. Throw on your favorite pair of heels and some sunglasses and you will be ready for any occasion.

4. Go Neon
A nod to the colors of summer, neon pinks and yellows are hitting the store. Neons can be softened and balanced with sheer tops and neutral colors. Pair a neon yellow skirt with a flowy white top, or throw on a bold blazer with your trusty black skirt. There's no need for accessories with this look as the neon can stand on its own.

5. Wear White
Summer is the time to wear white, and the runway gave plenty of inspiration for this season. Try pairing some white jeans with a black belt and a sheer white top with a print underneath. The outfit will follow the trend without being boring or glaringly bright like a typical all-white ensemble. Of course a short white dress paired with some white booties or heels could be just as fabulous as well with or without accessories to add a pop of color.

6. Flowers
Flowers are back with a decidedly 60's feel. To wear this look, look for a flower print that are more like a cutout or clip art than an actual flower. Make sure the dress is knee-length or shorter and the colors aren't too overbearing. A white flower with a colored center would go nicely on a short dress with flats or heels.

Victoria Wong is a part time blogger and writes for numerous money saving blogs. Her favorite deal is an Overstock promo code that she uses to get discounts at Overstock.com

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Oasàp.com is a High~Street Fashion On~Line Store~!!

This dedicated online store offers many various kinds of women's apparel, bags, shoes, jewelry, accessories, beauty products and so much more~!!

Founded in late 2011, they have already grown into a leader in fashion as they continuously update their products every day adding over 600 NEW products EVERY week~!!  Their mission is to make YOU look like a cutting~edge fashion model, no matter where you are or what class or age group that you fall into.  They believe that pursuing fashion is the right of EVERY woman~!!

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Is Vintage Hipster?

Is there a difference between vintage lovers and hipsters? When did dressing in vintage styles become popular again? What makes the difference between a true hipster and someone who simply loves vintage fashion? The subject is confusing and convoluted, but there was, and still is, a difference between a hipster and a simple vintage clothing lover.

Step back in time a few years to discover the origins of the hipster look, and when vintage styles became mainstream and cool again.

The start of hipsters
Although some people have worn vintage styles for years, the hipster movement only took off a few years ago. Original hipsters were originally dressed somewhat in Gothic styles, and other forms dark clothing that was against the mainstream. Much of the original hipster styles were more similar to emo clothing than the vintage and nerdy styles that many hipsters wear today. It was only after emo and Gothic styles started to become mainstream that hipsters had to look elsewhere to look different than the rest of society.

The melding of vintage and hipster
When everyone started wearing the emo clothing styles for everyday, hipsters had to move on to other styles to stand out. This is when many online bloggers and independent-loving individuals turned to vintage clothing styles for inspiration. People who previously only wore vintage styles because they loved them, now had to compete with the hipsters who wore the styles ironically and in ways that looked more nerdy than classic. Big glasses, skinny jeans, and oxford shoes became the hallmark of hipster and vintage style alike. The main difference between true vintage lovers and hipsters was whether the girls wore pants or dresses.

Vintage becomes mainstream
Like any other fringe trend, people get used to seeing certain styles and want to wear them for their own. The start of TV shows set in past decades also helped stir the desire for mainstream vintage-inspired fashion. Now it is not unusual to see vintage styles on celebrities, hipsters, schoolgirls, and your grandmother in the same place. This melding of decades brings new variety and interest to trendy fashions of the day.

Vintage lovers embrace the new trends
People who have always loved vintage styles are embracing the current vintage trend as well as hipsters. The problem with real vintage clothing is that it is often delicate and made in sizes that are different than today’s body types. When clothing makers create modern sized clothing in vintage styles, more people can embrace the trend and wear the fashions of the past without worrying about fit or the condition of the fabric itself.

Hipsters wear vintage differently
The current mainstream vintage look incorporates one or two vintage trends into modern outfits, such as by placing a Peter Pan collar on a work blouse, or by giving a peplum shape to a casual top. Most people do not wear complete vintage from head to toe to avoid looking like they come from a costume party. A hipster will take several vintage trends and wear them with other hallmark hipster styles, including large glasses, funky hats, clunky shoes, and socks with dress shoes that looks more like an exaggerated version of someone from a past decade than any modern styles. Someone who really loves vintage fashion may take inspiration from vintage clothing and vintage hairstyles. They will look less nerdy than the typical hipster, but more like they belong in a past decade.

Although hipsters and vintage lovers do look similar, and some of the things that they like collide, they are two distinct entities. While hipsters explore the fashions of the past along with unusual movies, music, and old-fashioned technology, vintage lovers simply wear vintage because they love it. Hipsters can be vintage-lovers, but not all hipsters are the same as vintage-lovers. The difference is subtle, and often confusing, but with a little practice it is easy to tell the difference.

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Liz Conaty is a part time fashion writer and full time enthusiast.  Lover of all things vintage, and vintage retro, Liz wonders if she is beginning to cross the line into Hipsterville. 

The History Behind Gucci

The History Behind Gucci:
Gucci is an Italian fashion owned by French Company PPR. The Gucci brand was established in 1921 by Guccio Gucci.

Since it's inception Gucci has been one of the worlds’s most accomplished producers of clothing, luxury leather goods and other high fashion items. In 1920 young Guccio Gucci, inspired with the opulent suitcases, set up a shop that sold superior leather goods. Primarily Gucci hired skilled workers who paid special attention to finishing. As the time passed, machine stitching method was implemented which increased the output.

With the help of his three sons, Gucci increased the company by opening a shop in Milan and Rome. His stores characterized finely worked leather handbags, shoes, knitwear and ornamented loafer in a signature pattern.

Guccio Gucci departed in the year 1953. The company was further expanded by his sons Aldo and Rudolfo Gucci. In the same year their father died, they established workplaces in the New York City. That is where Gucci began to gain international influence. The Gucci brand became an icon as famous celebrities wore the products for advertisement in magazines.

The uniqueness in the designs made Gucci one of the top sold consumer products in the early 20th century. During 1947 to 1974 Gucci made remarkable patterns and designs. It improved its raw materials and expanded its categories.

The 1970s were the peak times for Gucci Company. In 1983 Adolfo Gucci died and the family was surrounded by difference of opinions. His son Maurizio dethroned his uncle Aldo who served for being convicted of tax evasion and took charge of the company. He demonstrated to be an ineffective president of the company. The company was sold to Investcorp in 1988. The new shareholders gave charge to the family attorney. Domenico De Sole was made the new head of the company in 1995.

To restore the status of the company Dawn Mello was hired as the editor and designer of ready-to-wear creations. Considering the name of the company he hired Tom Ford as the chief designer of ready-made category in 1990. Mello and Ford changed the Gucci headquarters back to Florence where Gucci’s craft custom had originated.

Mello and Ford lifted the Gucci brand to even higher standings than it was before. From 2000 to 2005 they condensed the total number of the Gucci products. They reduced the overall number of Gucci products from twenty thousand to five thousand. Their last spring assortment was a significant commercial accomplishment.

In 2005 the identity of heir to Ford’s position was announced. A group of young skilled designers were to replace him. Ford still provides with matchless designs for Gucci brand.

Today Gucci is a label that is familiar in every part of the world. Their designs are sold everywhere. Many upcoming designers get their inspiration from this brand.

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Shipping Masts To Fashion ~ History's Look At Denim Jeans

Jeans, or denim, was first used as material in ship's sails in Genoa, Italy, as it was sturdy and could stand up to the strong gales that blew in the middle of the oceans.  Peasants soon found that the cloth was more resistant to stress than other fabrics and many favoured it over any other cloth.  

The words "Jeans" comes from the Italian word, "genuense", meaning "of Genoa" and the word "jean" was what the locals called corduroy; which it closely resembled at the time.  The first pair of jeans is now on display at the Museo Centrale del Risorgimento and were ones that were worn by Giuseppe Garibaldi in May, 1860.

After jeans were exported throughout Europe, the procedure was copied by weavers in the French city of Nimes.  After much painstaking experiments that often failed, a twill fabric was developed that became quickly known as denim, or "de Nimes".  It wasn't until the end of the 18th century that jeans arrived in North America.

In the 1850's, dry goods merchant, 24 year old Levi Strauss left New York for San Fransisco where he began selling his Levi's jeans to the mining communities of California during the peak of the Gold Rush.  When asked by one of the prospectors what he was selling, Strauss replied tents and wagon covers and the prospector retorted, "You should've brought pants!", Strauss put his business savvy to work and created the first pair of denim trouser overalls.

One of his regular customers, Jacob Davies, a tailor who often bought bolts of cloth from Strauss' wholesale house, invented the copper rivet to help reinforce the stress points that his customers were often complaining about.  Davis, a man of meager means, approached Strauss and asked if he would like to go into business together and the two patented the idea on May 20, 1873.

Jeans were first used in North America by workers, as trousers were simple and sturdy, especially those who worked in the factories during World War II.  Until the 1960's, Levi Strauss dominated the market with his "waist overalls" rather than "jeans.:  

In 1955, James Dean, set the pace for jeans as we know them today, when he wore the first pair in the movie, "Rebel Without A Cause."  This trend began to plant the seeds of teenage angst and rebellion.  During the 1950's, jeans were banned from being worn in theaters, restaurants and schools.  During the 1960's, jeans became more acceptable as the hippie movement continued to express themselves through the rebellious process of wearing what they considered an act of freedom of choice and by the 1970's, they were the general fashion choice for casual wear clothing.

Nowadays, you can find jeans in almost every colour, style and size, for men, women and children.  In 2005, American's alone,spent over $15 billion dollars in jean fashion sales.  From supporting ships to supporting fashion, denim has proven to be a remarkable invention indeed.

  **  Written by me...just because I wanted to~!!  **

PRODUCT REVIEW: Smelly Washer Cleaner

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Add a level cap (1 tbsp.) to a hot setting and allow the cycle to complete.  Most users find this will remove mildew odour from any top or front loading washer.  

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Well, I FINALLY got myself a working washing machine, it was second hand but came with a three month warranty...I'm not sure how long its going to last as I STILL wait for it to blow up in my face to this day...lol  It had a funky smell to it and I was loathe to use it...then I remembered I had the Smelly Washer Cleaner to review and followed the directions to the tee.  

I was truly amazed, the nasty smell was gone and now I could wash my clothes without fear of transferring anothers, um, germs to my own families clothing~!!  AND...after using the Bubblelator for soo long, I decided to give it a thorough clean.  I had to do a deep soak with this job and left it for about four and a half hours, and I must say, it has a faint smell, that I am sure one more use would cure, but I'm not using it for anything special and just wanted to test out those deeper, built~in smells~!!  Going to have to say that this is a pretty amazing product and does what it is meant to do~!!






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Womens Fashion: The History behind Three Iconic Style Staples

Womens fashion has a rich and fascinating history, interwoven with the political, social and economic changes of the times; the best designers have always managed to create clothing for women and men that perfectly express the mood of a certain era, and some of these have made a lasting impact, moving seamlessly from high fashion to the high street. Let’s take a look at three famous womens fashion pieces that have stood the test of time; the miniskirt, the bikini and the oh-so-glamorous Little Black Dress…

The Miniskirt
The 1960s was a time of social and cultural revolution, where everything from global politics to womens fashion underwent dramatic changes. Up until then, the shortest hemlines had been those of the 1920’s “flappers”, with womens fashion becoming more conservative again in the 30s – and then embracing the post-war “New Look” womens fashion trend with floor-length hemlines in the 40s and 50s. As the “Swinging sixties” approached, more and more fashionable young women were becoming discontent with the long-held tradition of following the fashion sense of their mothers; they were ready to make a daringly different fashion statement. Womens clothing designer Mary Quant, largely recognised as the pioneer of the miniskirt, owned a fashion boutique on Kings Road during the 60s, and it was here that she started selling skirts with the hemlines raised well above the knee.

Since then, we’ve seen this womens fashion item undergo numerous revivals – from the 1970s punk movement, where black leather miniskirts were paired with ripped fishnet stockings, to the corporate world, where women made fashion statements by power-dressing in elegant minis, heels and tailored jackets.

The Bikini The two-piece bathing suit for women came into fashion in the 1940s, when two clothing designers separately had the same idea for a new and daring swimsuit design. Parisian Jacques Heim advertised his two-piece creation as “the world’s smallest bathing suit”, also dubbed the Atome. At the same time, French fashion designer Louis Reard created a fashionable womens two-piece designed to give a better tan and a greater sense of liberation. Reard named the bikini after the picturesque Bikini Atoll, and marketed this latest womens fashion statement as “smaller than the smallest bathing suit”. He also had a rather cheeky advertising slogan claiming he had “split the Atome”!

The two-piece bathing suit was soon adopted by Hollywood beauties – a notable example being Bond girl Ursula Andress, who famously wore a gorgeous white bikini on-screen in Dr No. The bikini, once considered outrageously daring, has made its way into womens mainstream fashion over the years, and no swimwear catalogue is complete without one.

The Little Black Dress
The LBD, also known as the cocktail dress or evening dress, is one fashion staple you can find in any womens wardrobe. In years gone by, black clothing was associated with mourning and certainly not considered suitable for womens everyday fashion. Black dresses only became acceptable as womens fashion at social occasions following the popularity of the sensationally scandalous painting Madame X, in which John Singer Sargent depicted a Parisian society beauty clad in a revealing black dress.

Today’s stylish women have Coco Chanel to thank for the invention of the modern LBD; the iconic womens fashion designer debuted the creation in 1926. It was a simple, calf-length silk dress with a slash neck and minimal decoration. Needless to say this fashion creation for women was an instant hit and has only grown in popularity since. The LBD can be dressed up or down, and is perfect for all occasions from business meetings to first dates! 

As womens fashion continues to change and evolve, we can expect these three style staples to remain firm favourites for decades to come.

Citations:

• CC image from Flickr

Nicky Warner is an experienced fashion blogger with a keen interest in today’s top fashion trends. For the latest on mens casual shirts, to the interesting history behind ladies trousers, Nicky’s got all the fascinating facts!

Are The Sixties Making It Back To The Cat Walk?

Yeah Baby! Will men’s fashion in 2012 turn us all into Austin Powers?

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Oh Behave

Younger generations tend to make a living out of mocking previous eras, and have a great deal of fun doing it. One arena where that is not always wise is, of course, fashion. The fashion world, as seen distinctly throughout men’s fashion in 2012, is a constant cycle of in fashion to out of fashion, with garments and distinct looks often fluctuating from month to month. Whether it be shorter term fashion fixes or longer term looks which came to define a generation, decrying a certain era when you could be wearing it next year has always been a practice fraught with danger.

And so it is then, that men’s fashion in 2012 has seen the sixties return to the catwalk. To be fair, the sixties is a decade which doesn’t inspire a great deal of laughs, more envy at not having been there. Whether it be The Beatles, Mods and Rockers, or England winning the World Cup, the sixties often tops polls as the decade most people would love to return to.

Such trends have seen the swinging sixties a firm staple of catwalks around the world this year, and many people are getting on board with this exciting throwback. After all, until time travel is invented it is the closest many of us are ever going to get to such an iconic period.

Sixties Style

Men’s fashion in 2012 has fully embraced sixties style, so we can all take this amazing, aspirational look straight from the catwalk and place it into our wardrobes. How ironic that not looking like you are from many years ago will lead to your fashion being out of date?! Whatever the aspect of the look, be it skinny jeans, flamboyant shirts or parka jackets, you can get an authentic sixties look with minimal effort this year.

Where To Get It

Sixties style is available in all of the top high street stores this year. Men’s fashion 2012 has brought an iconic look into a modern era, while remaining authentic and truly retaining the soul and feel of such an important decade to popular culture and society. Check out online outfit builders to get a feel for the important looks in this style, as well as how to get hold of the very best garments and remain looking great at all times.

England might not win the World Cup again, and there will never be another band like The Beatles, but you can add a touch of Austin Powers to your life with stunning sixties style.

Stylepilot contains a huge directory of mens clothing, has a unique and easy to use outfit building too. The site is always up to date with all the latest mens fashion 2012.

Celebrity Lingerie Styles- Which One Are You?

Which celebrity do you most closely resemble when you’re stripped down to your lingerie?

Read on to find out!

Image: John Robert Charlton

Lady GaGa
The Lady Gagas amongst us are huge fans of the ‘underwear as outerwear’ trend. They spend money on gorgeous, unique underwear that is daring, bold and quirky as well as super sexy.

The rule is, anything goes, and these girls are always striving to be that little bit different. If there’s a cutting edge style that nobody else has cottoned on to yet, these ladies will adopt it with ease and make it look fabulous.

 There might be people who say that their style’s a bit odd, but, quite frankly, who gives a damn what other people think?!

Taylor Momsen
Momsen’s Gothic style is renowned in fashion and music circles. She is all about scarlet velvet, lace stockings, PVC, suspenders and metal studs. Oh, and ridiculously heavy eyeliner!

Girls like this are rock stars at heart, and love watching old school horror movies with their date to get them in a sexy mood. Experienced temptresses, they know how to flaunt their assets, and when it comes to who’s on top, they’re the dominant ones in the bedroom!

An interest in all things kinky often comes with this look, and lingerie draws often include items such as whips and handcuffs (officer!)

Marilyn Monroe
Gorgeously vintage and always classy, the Marilyn Monroes are those sexy ladies who show off their curves and voluptuous hourglass shapes with pride and sex-appeal.

They do away with padded bras and shapewear, choosing sheer fabrics, silks and see-through garments that accentuate their shape.
Image: Cea

Girls like this love being taken on classic dates to restaurants or shows, and are known to wear a bit of naughty nightwear, just like Marilyn.

Babydoll nightgowns in peachy pinks and black hang on satin coat hangers in this girl’s wardrobe. If a man plays his cards right, this is all she’ll be wearing when he comes round for dinner, along with a couple of sprays of her classic perfume!

Maria Sharapova
Sporty goddesses like tennis pro Maria have stunning bodies and know exactly how to show them off. They own a fair amount of sensible, sporty underwear that is comfy and practical, but have a selection of sexy items at the back of their knicker drawer too!

These girls know how to wear a sports bra with style and love shopping for cute jogging tops and this season’s skimpy sports gear.

When it comes to seduction, they let their bodies do the talking. A skimpy thong is all they need, and with the right top, why bother wearing a bra?

Rihanna
Ladies like Rihanna are compact but dangerous.

They are fans of animal print lingerie and are known to be tigresses in the bedroom.

When it comes to colours, they love a bit of sparkle and shimmer. Golds, bronzes, sequins and bold prints can be found in their lingerie drawer, and they never shy away from the bright and dazzling.

When they go out clubbing, their choice of underwear is just as important as their outfit, and they’ll have men falling at their feet when they strut their stuff on the dance floor.

Think your style more closely resembles a different celebrity? Tell us about it below!

Susannah Perez is a lingerie fanatic and lover of celebrity gossip. She writes for Heavenly Lingerie, and thinks that all girls can feel confident and sexy by choosing the underwear to suit their style.

PRODUCT REVIEW: Sharp Shirter ~ The Puginator

At Sharp Shirter they are dedicated to creating products that merge the relationship between animals and humans.  They find it intriguing that humans categorize animals into certain classifications.  Some animals we eat, some we stand up and protect, some we own and yes, some we fear.  Animals also share this range of emotions and intentions when they have to deal with animals.  Some animals are wild and will attack feeling humans as a threat, others are fearful of us while some would die to protect us. 

Sharp Shirters doesn't attempt to have any answers to these relationship conundrums but are rather pleased with the questions they create.

Since 2005, Sharp Shirter has grown their collection to include men's, women's and children's clothing as well as accessories for computers and phones.  They are proud to use "sweat~shop" free American Apparel that is professionally printed in the U.S. and made to last.

Prices starting at $24.00

Mens ~ Puginator (Brown or Charcoal)

This design was created because of "Sophie the Pug" who became the new bestest friend of the designer.  As the two bonded, nicknames became the norm and Sophie~Tron was born and it was only natural that the Puginator makes a great dedication for the love of a pet~!

My son just loves this tee shirt~!!  He said the fit is perfect, the material feels groovy on his skin and he LOVES the design.  He said the picture online did not do this tee shirt any justice.  He wore it for days before I managed to convince him to return it to me so that we could put it through the wash test.

He was very worried that it was going to shrink or fade, we've had that happen before, but to his great relief, it survived the ordeal and has several times since.  It still wears like its brand new with no signs of showing wear and tear.

BTW...I do believe this design is being phased out so you'd better get there quick but even if you do not...they are some REALLY wonderful tee shirts to check out...plus, they have hoodies, beater style shirts,  dresses, iPhone cases and some pretty sweet prints...I love the Marilyn Monroe Bear Head print...nice~!!

**  Reviewed by me...as I see it~!!  **

HASBRO Signs Battleship/G.I. Joe T-Shirt Deal~!!

Hasbro has joined forces with Aéropostale, a North American mall~based specialty retailer, to bring the maucho gendered Battleship and G.I. Joe brands.

Aéropostale offer men's graphic tee shirts which you can check out here:  www.aeropostale.com

These new line of tee shirts are part of the upcoming movie launches of Universal Studio's May 18th release of Battleship and Paramount Picture's premiere of G.I. Joe:  Retaliation due June 29th.