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In my immigrant family, rewearing clothes is hardly a revolutionary act. Sustainability was never the crux of the issue; my parents were teaching me lessons that I have carried into adulthood. The first, never to be afraid to repeat an outfit and the second, that a life event doesn’t require new clothing for it to be meaningful.

Every couple of months, my older cousin would visit with bags of clothing, and my sister and I would take our pick of them. We could wear these clothes throughout high school and even into college, though they were second-hand. We’d style them differently or wear them in ways our older cousin hadn’t, in turn making them our own. It wasn’t charity, it wasn’t poverty, it was a masterclass in the art of rewearing clothes.

In spite of this, I inevitably fell into the trap of over-consuming fast fashion in recent years. Fast fashion, social media, TV and celebrity culture have greatly impacted our relationship with clothing. Somewhere along my journey, rewearing became a glaring faux pas. Our fast fashion-obsessed brains told us that after maybe three wears – or three washes – an item was dead and we needed something new. It didn’t help that influencers were promoting fast fashion with huge hauls; our favourite celebrities are rarely seen in the same look twice.

This is at odds with fashion’s current favourite six-syllable buzzword: sustainability. There seems to be a movement of people eschewing fast fashion in favour of second-hand shops and even – wait for it – embracing outfit repeating.

But, of course, the holidays are just around the corner, signalling the start of party season and all manner of gatherings. Should you be looking to approach this period a little more consciously, I asked four doyennes of slow fashion for their tips on what to wear for party season without buying anything new.

Rosette Ale began dressing sustainably over a decade ago and hasn’t looked back since. Alongside her day job as an analyst, Ale is also a sustainable content creator and has created her own label Revival London, which produces small batches of clothes using reclaimed textiles. According to Ale, intentionality is key when investing in new items, which is why charity shops, clothing swapping and renting clothing are her three go-tos. “I’m a huge advocate of styling the same pieces in multiple ways,” she tells Stylist. “Have you tried contrasting your blue shirt with that pink skirt you’ve never worn? Can you wear that maxi skirt as a dress?”

She advises tapping into your creativity to play around with pairings you never thought could work. “Another option is to modify, customise or rework something in your wardrobe,” she says. Dresses can be cut in two to create co-ords and jeans can become playful tops. Ale runs upcycling workshops throughout the year teaching people how to breathe new life into old clothing.

Oluwaseun Ogunsola doesn’t call herself a slow fashion influencer, because she isn’t one. She simply does her part when it comes to sustainability by changing the way she shops. “Sustainability to me is investing in luxury items and investment pieces that you know you’re able to get a lot of wear out of and buying second hand when you can,” she says.

Her rule for party dressing is to try shopping your own wardrobe, which will enable you to find duality in the items you already own. A favourite tip of hers is to take her short party dresses and tuck them into jeans or trousers to wear them in a different way. Anything that has dramatic shoulders or fun detailing can be worn with a pair of black trousers, which are a staple in Ogunsola’s wardrobe. Even if you’re wearing something you’ve worn countless times before, simply switching up your make-up can give the outfit a whole new vibe. She adds: “Whenever I’m wearing an outfit and I’ve put on red lipstick, suddenly it is a party outfit.”

Ellen Robinson’s career started on YouTube, where she grew her following by filming a lot of fast fashion hauls. Having built and established a cult following, Robinson turned her back on fast fashion several years ago and crafted her own corner of the internet on Instagram, where she posts her exclusively second-hand clothing hauls.

Her tips for dressing for party season are to rewear, restyle and dig deep into your closet for blasts from the past. “Everybody’s got a party dress or a party outfit in their wardrobe that they bought for one occasion and they’ve posted it on Instagram, so they now don’t want to wear it again,” she says. Make your wardrobe work for you by mixing different trousers with tops you haven’t worn with them before and shoes you wouldn’t normally think to wear. “Red is always a winner, so if you have something velvety or something sparkly already in your wardrobe, all you have to do is try it with different hair or even make-up,” she adds.

“My philosophy when it comes to style is always to dress like you love yourself,” says Sinéad Khan of the concept she started applying to her daily life during the pandemic. In fact, becoming more intentional with her clothing choices was the gateway to a deeper connection with herself.

“Wear something that makes you feel good, and if you wore it previously, add different accessories. If there was ever a time to go all out, it’s during the holidays. Rock the sequin top that’s been tucked away since last year. Let that be your statement piece and pair it with a neutral bottom,” she tells Stylist. “And if you want to get philosophical, when you’re outfit repeating, think about how you’ve changed as a person since the last time you wore something and how the new version of yourself would wear that item.”Read more at: https://www.formaldressuk.com/collections/yellow-prom-dresses | https://www.formaldressuk.com/collections/purple-prom-dresses

Keen vintage fan Amal Clooney has got the best archive sourcers in the world searching for rare John Galliano-era Dior slips and Lee McQueen handkerchief dresses for her. Among them? Marie Blanchet, who hails from Vestiaire Collective and William Vintage, and founded her own elite concierge service, Mon Vintage, in November 2020 with the Olsen twins as her chief clients.

For Blanchet, acquiring fashion steeped in history is not about the dopamine rush of winning a bidding war, it’s emotional. “Vintage is the best years; it is those moments in fashion that were important; the definitive shows, the definitive pieces; a change of line, a change of cut; a pop-culture [sensation],” she explains. Clooney, a top barrister who can appreciate the level of research in Blanchet’s field, clearly enjoys the storytelling that comes with wearing past treasures. Her desk-to-date-night transformations have become somewhat legendary.

As well as the spring/summer 2001 John Galliano green beaded chevron slip she wore to the Ticket to Paradise premiere, Blanchet also secured the star a Jean-Louis Scherrer by Stéphane Rolland couture 2007 gown to wear to Buckingham Palace. The other gems? “I’d rather keep them discreet,” says the archive connoisseur, whose line of work is based on the utmost sensitivity: “As Yves Saint Laurent said, ‘Over the years, I have learned that what is important in a dress is the woman who is wearing it’.”

When searching for nostalgic propositions that might pique Clooney’s interest – “I don’t sell vintage pieces, I sell a vision of fashion” – Marie keeps three things in her mind. The provenance of the product, her instinct and the image of Amal herself. The rest is like a magic alchemy that only skilled curators seem to be able to harness.

Take that Galliano, for example. The slinky pearlescent number came via a private collector Blanchet met some years ago, when she invited Marie to cost up her original McQueen archive. So excited was Blanchet at the prospect that she travelled to South London from Paris right away to meet her. “When she started revealing her collection, I literally felt like an archeologist who just discovered Pompeii not knowing Pompeii existed – the pieces were so extraordinary,” remembers Marie.

Since then, the mystery fashion fan has conjured up the rarest Lee McQueen toiles, mid-’90s Dolce runway looks and Galliano designs, such as Amal’s, for Mon Vintage. “I never ask her how she keeps finding them, but she really is the gift that keeps on giving,” asserts Blanchet. Clooney, who recognised vintage as a sustainable signifier as well as an interesting fashion narrative some years ago, is surely inclined to agree. The excavation of these fashion artefacts is thrilling for everyone involved. For everyone watching, remember Blanchet’s advice: instinct is everything.Read more at:lilac prom dresses uk | cheap prom dresses uk

Branding, logos, company colors – we see them everywhere. Some are so commonplace that we recognize them instantly. For Chaim Bellinsky of Adobe Darko, those images become fodder for his clothing designs. His fashions are covered in them — but the familiar logos are not what you perceive at first glance.

Bellinsky pairs popular luxury brand names with recognizable logos and then prints the resulting image repetitively on clothing. "Big, corporate brand names are blasted everywhere all the time; they are in our consciousness," he says. "We know luxury brands look a certain way — very minimal — and everyday brands look more friendly and accessible. I'm very inspired by contrasts. I like switching up the branding and giving it a completely different context."

It may not come as a surprise that Bellinsky's skills are rooted in graphic design, and he creates all of the prints and designs the clothing. He says the endeavor satisfies his aspirations as an artist, a career path he could not find when he moved to Israel from Minnesota at the age of twelve and began attending religious boarding schools. "Art wasn't prominent or valued there like it is here. I was trying to find a way to express myself," he says.

Bellinsky came to Denver in 2015 at the age of twenty and began studying graphic design to pursue his creative passion. He says he fell in love with Colorado for its positive energy, which he hopes to emulate in his creations. "I just like looking at the world like it's all good, despite the difficult things. I think it's important to keep a positive mindset and look at the brighter side," he says.

Bellinsky has become a popular personality in the local fashion scene, getting to know people by modeling in shows. "I like meeting people and talking about fashion!" he declares. Earlier this year, he did a pop-up shop at Fashion West and then debuted his clothing at Denver Fashion Week, which helped to establish him as a serious designer. By the time he showed at Fashion West in the summer, his models were met with a loud roar from the crowd. At that show, he offered loose-fitting clothes consisting of leggings and short-sleeved tees covered in his repetitive patterns of swapped brands. He layered on maximalism by print-mixing and using toy-like charms on belts and shoes, which was a hit with the audience.

He's now gearing up for his first show for Latin Fashion Week Colorado on Friday, September 23. As an Israeli-American, he's excited about the opportunity to be part of a show that strives for diversity. "Given my background, I always want to support the community, and that means everyone," he says. "I appreciate people that come in and want to make an impact. It's very cool how they bring in all these designers from Latin America. I want to give that love back and represent the Denver fashion community."

For this show, Bellinsky is planning an entire menswear collection. "I did all women at Fashion West. It's important to me that I make clothes for both men and women. It's an opportunity for me to present in another way," he explains.

Bellinsky is also weaving footwear into the Adobe Darko brand, using Crocs shoes as a canvas for attaching interesting shoe charms such as game pieces and LEGOs that can be built into whatever the wearer wants. "I like that Crocs are based in Colorado and they seem supportive of artists and doing collaborations. The look of their shoes just fits in with my brand," he says, adding that he plans to branch out into other customizable shoe options in the future.

It's clear that pop culture and pop art are major influences on Bellinsky's work. He cites Andy Warhol as a major inspiration, and it's not hard to see the parallels between Warhol's use of product branding and the Adobe Darko prints.

But did Bellinsky get permission from the brands to use their logos? "I do not have permission," he says, stating no cease-and-desist letters have come in yet. "I'm not trying to be those brands; I'm doing my own thing," he affirms.

But he has run into some obstacles: Screen-printing shops often don't want to take on the liability of using a brand image without permission. "It's happened several times now," he admits. So he looks for new ways to print his clothing and imagery.

Bellinsky says he's not planning to go into large-scale production with his clothes. Like an art piece, many of his garments are one-of-a-kind and can't be replicated. "Mass manufacturing is not something I'm trying to do," he says. "I just want to get my designs in front of people and have them engage with them." For now, he's happy doing small batches and exclusive lines that can't be re-created beyond the limited-edition runs.

For Adobe Darko, Bellinsky believes fashion is an artistic expression of what the artist is feeling, and it's up to the person viewing it to interpret the meaning. "When I create a fashion show experience, dress somebody in my clothing and curate the music and presentation, it's a way to let people in," he says. "I'm very inspired by the intersection of design and fashion and how they can tell a story, and the power that fashion has in that way."Read more at:burgundy prom dresses uk | emerald green prom dress

If you’ve been looking for beginner’s yoga exercises, look no further. Yoga is an activity that everyone can benefit from and enjoy, no matter their age, body size, or fitness level. The advantages of yoga exercises have been extensively documented and best of all, you do not need to be super flexible or a ‘pro’ to start reaping the wide and far-reaching benefits.

Award-winning yoga instructor, Sarah Highfield qualified as a yoga teacher over seven years ago and has created a yoga routine specifically for Fit&Well readers to get started with.

Outlined below is a summary of the physical and mental benefits of practicing yoga, along with three easy-to-follow beginner’s yoga exercises (including step-by-step instructions on how to do them), that you can try from the comfort of your own home.

Yoga offers practitioners many physical and mental health benefits. Not only does yoga help to strengthen your body, develop your sense of balance, decrease anxiety levels, and calm your mind; but its physical and mental health benefits have been proven in a University of Maryland(opens in new tab) study to be just as effective as more traditional forms of exercise, such as working out in the gym. The research revealed that practicing yoga appeared to be equal or superior to traditional exercise in nearly every outcome measured, except those involving physical fitness. Furthermore, yoga exercises have been shown to be equally effective at managing stress and boosting mindfulness for both beginners & experienced yogis alike, according to a report by Springfield College, Massachusetts(opens in new tab).

Strengthens the body

Yoga is an excellent way to strengthen and tone your body thanks to the wide variation of yoga poses and styles of yoga to choose from. Many yoga poses require both physical strength and mental focus, and the longer you hold a pose, the more strength you will build. The best styles of yoga for strength building are power yoga and vinyasa flow yoga.

Develops a sense of balance

As we age, our sense of balance can decrease, leading to falls and injuries. Physical balance is a big component of yoga, and many practitioners find the more they practice balancing poses, the easier they eventually become, which has real-world benefits when applied to everyday life. This is corroborated in an International Journal of Yoga(opens in new tab) study, which also points toward yoga being beneficial for improving balance and coordination.

Decreases anxiety levels

A NYU School of Medicine(opens in new tab) report confirmed that yoga improves symptoms of anxiety disorder. Restorative and slow styles of yoga are effective at activating your parasympathetic nervous system, which stimulates rest and repair throughout your body. This activation reduces your blood pressure, decreases your heart and breathing rate, and signals your muscles to relax.

Calms the mind

Both the physical part of yoga, called Asana, and yogic breathing exercises, called Pranayama, can help to reduce levels of cortisol (stress hormones) in your body through slow movements and controlled breathing. Simultaneously, this releases stored tension in your body, brings all your senses into the present moment, and promotes a sense of inner peace.Read more at:dark grey prom dress | gold prom dresses uk

There are certain body parts that resist change as years accumulate. They are long overdue for recognition. Ignore hair and skip past the face. Hair loses its oomph due to adherence to the silly-sometimes-outrageous whims and acrobatics of style, and, while interesting, the face constantly changes as a moving picture of life lived over the years – for better or worse.

So, let’s start with underappreciated earlobes. Unadorned ears are funny-looking, but add earrings, and a new world opens. Men and women alike know the appeal, and some have made their weird auditory appendages a daily celebration in hoops, studs and whatnot. As for jewelry, the old rule not to overdo still holds. It is a wise person who, after scrutiny in the mirror, edits and eliminates something.

As a college freshman, I suddenly, overwhelmingly, immediately had to have pierced ears, but needed to frantically call upon my dad to help get the needle all the way through the tough skin. I still have those engraved hoops. Thanks to the pandemic and ear-loop masks, and a hearing aid with battery apparatus riding behind the ear (in danger of being ripped off), I had to eliminate earrings from my daily program.

And now let’s analyze wrists. As willing canvases for cologne, bracelets and watches, they really do know how to hold their own and keep up appearances. I have owned many wearable time-pieces, but since retiring from work, I’m my own time clock. Wrists cry out for adornment, though, and while most of my bracelets are costume baubles, there are a few good pieces, gifts from my husband. Like Blanche du Bois in “A Streetcar Named Desire,” I occasionally try on and model my collection for an audience of one. Please don’t judge.

For dress-up occasions, a single strand of pearls is my go-to. Why would any lady over the age of forty purposely call attention to her neck? As necks go, mine is not the worst. It has served me well, but tight and swanlike it is not. Pearls are elegant and classic. They remind me of happy times, sorority-composite cameos and can turn a bland day into, if not a party, something special. I ignore warnings not to wear pearls whiter than my teeth. Thanks to my hygienist, mine are white enough not to do battle with my pearls of choice.

Despite rumors about feet not gaining weight, they are fickle beings. They delight in changing with age and mileage. My head says: Buy shoes anyway. I love off-beat shoes and haunt sales racks where the best, unusual, flat-heeled ones lurk. Since my go-to foot apparel is sneakers, I never use up my special shoes, I just donate them when they go out of favor. One of the saddest days of my life was loading boxes of the great-quality high heels I’d worn to work. I still get choked up remembering those eye-catching dressy shoes of my past. Age, joint and disk replacements drove nails into that fancy coffin.

This essay is a tribute to my long-departed mom, Olive Kelley. She never went to town without buying the latest in sandals, scuffs, slippers or pretty lace-ups for her young daughters to wear to church and school. She also purchased the best dime-store jewelry, socks and accessories. Luckily, I have an understanding husband who never questions why I need five pairs of shoes imprinted with dog images, even without my mentioning that a portion of those sales went to a dog rescue program. And just knowing my colorful collections exist is enough to fill me with joy.Read more at:red prom dresses uk | black prom dresses uk

Inspired by traditional art and architecture, and created for a muse who defies the pressure to either conform to or break free of societal expectations, fashion designer Anita Dongre’s ‘Homage’ is an ode to a rich architectural history that is at once shape-shifting and inclusive. The collection reinterprets motifs and details in a range of crafts and techniques including Bandhini and Benarasi.

‘Homage’ spotlights alchemical shapes and patterns that transcend time. The juxta positioned curves of architecture and their linear historic ruin are brought to life by Serena Jethmalani, a young lawyer whose passion lies in the intersection of law and human rights. The geometry and play of colour on ancient tiles are modelled by Tiana Taraporvala who uses music as a medium to make people feel an emotional catharsis through her stories. Etchings that tell forgotten but distinct stories shine in the light of Sara Tendulkar who has a deep passion for research in the biosciences. With her organisational skills and intuitive mind, she has contributed in the development of skincare products with an international company. Rhea Kuruvilla who recognises how the industry of art is heavily dominated by men, has made it her mission to advocate harder for female-identifying South Asian artists, curators, and critics- it is her energy that brings the pieces in this collection inspired by tangible reminders of lives past- the documented and undocumented to the present. Alaviaa Jaaferi, a fashion influencer, and entrepreneur lends her charm to highlight the transience of time- in architecture and human will. In each piece photographed the woman featured has chosen elements to customise her lehenga and make it her own– a service long cherished by Anita Dongre brides.

Anita Dongre’s stories with craft and bespoke services which include customisation make every piece uniquely personalised. Incorporating a special colour, a word or piece of text of shared meaning, or any elements that personalises a piece to its wearer has added to the special occasion each lehenga is chosen for. Adding a bride’s personal story to a signature design gives each piece a place in time. In ‘Homage’ the old and new step into the sun together, hand in hand.

Shot at the breath-taking Six Senses Fort Barwara in Rajasthan, ‘Homage’ by Anita Dongre features handpainted Pichwai, signature gota patti, handwoven benarasi, and bandhani, in a rich palette of forest greens, blush pinks, fiery reds, sunset purples, and soothing creams and blues. Six Senses Fort Barwara made a natural choice for this display given a shared commitment to sustainability, treasuring of local craft and community.

Says Anita Dongre, “Homage is a true marriage of the old and the new in form and function, each of these intricately-detailed lehengas, tells a unique story of craft and culture. We worked with master artisans to recreate quintessential motifs in an array of crafts and colour, and shot with young women who are so deeply their own person. All of this against the beautiful backdrop of Six Senses Fort Barwara, a 14th-century fort sensitively restored through significant conservation efforts. The design of Six Senses Fort Barwara in Rajasthan reinterprets the gracious and regal ambience of a bygone era dating back 700 years.”Read more at:gold prom dresses uk | grey prom dress uk

On the shore of one of the world's deepest lakes, high up in Kyrgyzstan's Tian Shan mountains, models strutted and sashayed in outfits mixing the ancient and modern at the World Nomads Fashion festival.

The event, now in its third year, drew designers and fashion-industry figures from about 20 countries to shimmering Lake Issyk-Kul to admire outfits drawing on Kyrgyzstan's millennia-old nomadic culture.

The stiletto heels worn by some models wouldn't be suitable for a proper nomad, but some of their elaborate headdresses that seemed to mimic the horns of cattle were takes on traditional nomad costume. Swirling, voluminous skirts featured in many of the outfits, either elaborately patterned or in blocks of vivid color.

Along with the couture, the show offered visitors the chance to see an array of yurts — the wood-framed tents of skin or felt characteristic of nomads — and brightly colored carpets.Read more at:white formal dress uk | yellow prom dresses uk

ワンピースは「足を隠しても足首を隠しても」痩せて上品に見える

夏になると、さまざまなタイプのワンピースが主な「ゲスト」になります。それぞれの顔は違っていて、女性は自分のニーズに合わせて選ぶことができます。大人の女性におすすめなのは、ワンピースを選ぶときは、丈が長すぎるタイプをメインにするのではなく、太ももは隠しても足首は隠していないスカートのアイテムを選ぶと、見た目にも気品が出てきます。

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足首のラインを生かしてダラダラ感を減らす

ワンピースの裾が長すぎたり、地面にもたれかかったりすると、余計にだらだらして見えるし、重心が低くなって、すらりとした姿には見えません。くるぶしのラインを際立たせるアイテムを選ぶと、体の大きな部分を細く見せることができ、着やせ効果もアップします。

この白いワンピースは、突出しているわけでも、目立つ存在でもないのですが、きれいに見える色ほど、無数にピンクがついています。足首のラインが出て、軽く見える。

ワンピースを選ぶにしても、それほど多くのステップや難易度があるわけではありませんが、足首のラインをアクセントにするように、ふくらはぎまでカバーするスカートアイテムを選ぶといいでしょう。

このシャツのスカート、それは最も簡約な設計を含んで、人々の服装に特別な経典の大方になることができて、このようなスカートは明らかにするのは流畅な脚の線で、しかしまたぶよぶよした太ももの位置を現して現れることができません。全体としては扱いやすいアイテムです。

ワンピースを選ぶときにはっきりした考えがない場合は、無地のドレスとプリントのワンピースを用意します。これは、あまりに画一的な色の選び方をすると、目の疲れがひどくなるからです。ときには色を変えたり、ドレスを変えたりしてこそ、多様なスタイルを手に入れることができる。

このシンプルな白のプリントワンピースも、女性らしい細い足首のラインを引き立てて、こざっ張り感と気品をプラスしてくれます。スカート全体のプリントアイテム選びが派手すぎず、派手感が出る確率は低い。

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色の選択に制限はない

ワンピースはあくまでも女性のおしゃれな着こなしを手っ取り早くサポートしてくれるアイテムであり、エレガントな雰囲気を演出してくれるので、多くの女性はそれに抵抗しすぎない。具体的な色選びでも、黒にこだわりすぎない、白一色にしないなど、色の選択肢に制限がないということは、女性が着る可能性が無数にあることを意味します。

このベージュのワンピースは、裾の位置にシフォンが入っているのが特徴で、グラデーションの美しさとおぼろげな美しさが加わります。全体のスカートの設計は大方でシンプルで、着て出勤してもとても適して、肩の髪をつけて、婉婉な気質を際立たせます。

女性の肌色に合わせた色を選び、それ以外にも、なるべく新しい色を選んで、似たりよたりとしすぎないようにしましょう。おなじみの白や黒以外にも、気前がよくて高級感のあるカラーワンピースもおすすめですが、選ぶのはちょっとハードルが高くなりますが、選択肢が広がります。

このひらひらした紫色のワンピースのように、ロマンチックな雰囲気と優雅な雰囲気をいっぱい出すことができます。スカートの色が派手すぎたり派手すぎたりすることなく、静かに優しさを物語る。このスカートは腕を覆う効果があり、ぜい肉を隠すことができる。スカートもくるぶしのラインがすっぽりと隠れることがなく、やせ細って見える。

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帯を合わせてフェアなラインに

できる大人の女性にとって、ワンピースは、往々彼女にもっと元気のいい雰囲気に、選挙のモデルの時は、裾を利用して、足首の上のワンピース、収穫しなければさらにきれいな比例や淑やかな曲線を帯のスカートを持つアイテム选することもできる。

この条薄茶色のワンピースを誰が飲酒運転、が一つ减齢の感覚を見せていると軽快なスタイル。、それを帯の存在感を明らかにできるて蝶结びに、余裕の服装の外見は、服装の立体感を増加した。

帯の加入は、スカートが分割させるための二つの面に乗り出せる上短い長いプレート、才能を有効に、ボディーラインを美化し、体つきの比例に対する有効な饰り。

ワンピースの選択案はならない一辺倒ではなく、有効な変化する、この条の水色のワンピースのような、それは人を忌避の存在ではなく、むしろみんなきれいな色に対する心生が好む。ベルトが貫通することで、女性の細身になりやすくなります。

ワンピースを選択し、ひたすらない长い広いデザインの中心に、ある时は、選挙のモデルのずさんな、増える造形ミスの確率は、膝が足首を起用したスカートできるアイテム。

どんなにスカートの色が、膝の下にスカートの裾が到着すれば、一番简単な帯に合わせ、比例のナイスを行なう。結合できるこのプリントスカートのように、黒い帯、より優れた轮郭を見せた。Read more at:fishtail prom dress | burgundy prom dresses uk

大人の女性に似合うエレガントな着こなし

成熟した女性の服装の面で必ず一定の原則を守って、例えばズボンは幅が広くてきつくていないことを着て、スカートは長くて短くていないことを着て、これらの服装の習慣は彼女たちを助けて揚長避短の効果を達成することができます。以下は、大人の女性に似合うおしゃれです。派手な色を使って雑なつくりにしたり、老けさせたりせず、おっとりとしていて痩せて見えます。

ズボンはきついものより広いものを選ぶ

パンツは季節によって形を変えることができますが、夏になってからは、ゆったりとしたパンツを選ぶようにしましょう。タイトすぎるパンツは肌に密着して蒸れやすいからです。パンツの長さにかかわらず、できるだけ幅の広いタイプを選ぶといいでしょう。

この黒のパンツは、派手に見える存在で、目立たない形に仕上げていますが、女性が痩せて見えるのには十分です。このズボンはゆったりとした裾のつなぎを備えていて、脚の手入れの作用を作り出して、細いベルトがあって、構造の著しいウエスト、体型に対してほぼ最適化を行いやすいです。

ゆったりとしたパンツスタイルは、脚のキズや短所を簡単に隠すことができるだけでなく、女性が緊張感や拘束感を感じない快適な服装を作るのにも役立ちます。

このグリーンのゆったりパンツは、カジュアル感を演出してくれます。パンツの色選びも、堅苦しくなりすぎたり、白や黒に頼りすぎたりすることなく、シンプルでパワフルな色を選ぶと、年齢を落とした着こなしになります。上半身は色使いが派手すぎない五分袖Tシャツを合わせて、女性にも心地よい雰囲気を感じさせるスタイリングに。

パンツの幅が違ったり、色が大きく違ったりするほか、さまざまなタイプのパンツが楽しめる。黒のスキニーパンツだけではなく、モノトーンになりすぎないように、グリーンのブレザーに変えてもいいでしょう。グリーンの元気な雰囲気とブレザーの洗練さを融合させたパンツアイテムで、40代の女性をおしゃれに仕上げることができます。

パンツ全体がだぶだぶになることはありませんが、脚のキズを直すためのスペースを確保することができます。上半身はゆったりとした服装に合わせて、シンプルなスタイリングに。こちらはゆったりとした黒のアイテムで、上半身を縮ませています。

スカートの丈を短め着长着ない

多くの女性はスカートに征服されると信じて、これはスカートは彼女たちの優雅さを全面的に揮発させることができて、彼女たちを助けることができて満杯な雰囲気を出して、組み合わせの出てくる造形のあまり同質性がありません。スカートは、女性の足の傷を最大限カバーするために、丈の長いものを着用しましょう。

具体的なスカートの選び方には、女性も豊富な選択肢があります。この白い膝丈スカートは、色の対照的な黒の上着と合わせることができます。ウエストの境目も目立つので、大振りに着ることができます。配色は決して複雑ではありません。

スカートの色は、あまりこだわったり、気をつけたりする必要はありませんが、肌の色から遠いので、黒っぽく見えたり、血色が悪く見えたりといったさまざまな問題にはなりません。

甘めのスタイルや夢のような雰囲気が好きな方は、ふんわりとしたピンクの膝丈スカートをお選びください。スカートはレースの生地を維持することができて、生地は更に薄くて薄くて、単品は更に通気性があって、着心地が更に良くなります。こちらのアイテムも、同じように淡いトーンのトップスを合わせて、ふんわり感を強めて。

丈の長いスカートアイテムは、女性のふくらはぎのラインをシンプルにカバーするだけでなく、4つの季節に通用するアイテムとして頻繁に登場し、大きな価値を発揮します。

例えば、このライトブルーのウエストの高いスカートは、さわやかで上品な雰囲気を作ることができます。上半身に白いリボンシャツを着れば、知的な雰囲気を演出することもできますし、通勤に着ても、無理をすることもありません。

シンプルで軽やかでスタイルアップ効果が期待できるハーフスカートは欠かせませんが、大人の女性には、軽熟の魅力とさまざまなスタイルを開花させるメリットがあります。

紺色のシフォンのひざ下スカートは、落ち着いた雰囲気を演出しますが、どんよりとした黒よりも息苦しさが少なく、レイヤード感のある白のトップスは、高級感と気前の良さがあります。

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これは夏に最適な服です

暑い夏の季節には、気温の変化に対応する必要があります。黒いものを多用する必要がなく、重くてくすんだり、過度に熱を吸収したりすることができます。次の涼しい服を着て、快適に過ごせます。と快適です。体を見せてください。

ボディカーブをハイライト

夏は肌を露出させる効果のあるアイテムを試すのに最適な季節です。気温を気にせずに、女性が自分の体のラインや美しい体の部分を思いのままに見せることができます。次のコロケーションのセットは、快適さと涼しさの完全な感覚を生み出すことができるので、女性は日常の服について考えるときに十分なインスピレーションを得ることができます。

白いTシャツ自体はやや無地ですが、タイトなシルエットとショートバージョンをプラスすることで、ホットなスタイルを表現し、女性の上半身の曲線をより引き立たせることができます。このタイプのTシャツはウエストラインを上げる効果があり、下半身はブルーのデニムショートパンツと合わせており、色の組み合わせもとても魅力的です。

ドレスアップの仕方を知っているファッショナブルな女性は、必ずしも保守的なアイテムに焦点を当てるわけではありませんが、体型を明らかにし、イメージを変え、人々を印象的にし、素晴らしい効果を生み出すいくつかのアイテムを適切に試すことができます。

この黄色いTシャツのように、自然に運転すれば、エイジングの息吹と生き生きとしたトーンを見せてくれますが、裾を短くして少しタイトな腹部のカーブを見せれば、紛れもなくセクシーに見せてくれます。下半身をズボンに合わせると、「上が短く下が長い」という視覚効果が得られ、脚のラインを効果的に修正できます。

下着の形でよく登場するアイテムは、夏のステージに登場して注目度の高い服になる可能性があります。より頻繁に使用され、より多くの外観を持ちます。ベストは非常にクラシックな服、特に白い服です。スリム-ベストにフィットします。それは、単純さの感覚を提示することができ、輪郭がよりきつくなり、曲線がより明確でより完全になります。

多くの女性が白いTシャツとショートパンツを使ってカジュアルで快適に協力しますが、幅の広いスカートに交換すると、独自の魅力とファッションセンスも得られます。このシンプルな色のドレスのように、ショーツよりも脚の形を変えることができ、エレガントな姿勢を表現することもできます。

短いスカートで細長いプロポーション

多くの女性は、スカートが長いほど体を覆う、つまり薄くなると考えるなど、特定の服装の間違いに陥りますが、これは絶対的なものではありません。特に夏の暑い時期には、長すぎる服は一見蒸し暑く見え、くすみ感が強すぎます。ショートスカートに交換できるので、プロポーションが伸びやすく、ふくらはぎがスキニータイプでなくても、脚の肌や脚のラインの一部が見えるだけでなく、快適さも増します。 。

黒のショートスカートは、色の比率があまり高くないので、気のめいるような気分にはなりません。ストライプのシャツを上半身と組み合わせることで、体型の引き伸ばし効果と美化効果を両立させることができます。

このタイプの服は女性のカラーマッチング能力のみを必要とし、肌の色に影響を与えないため、短いスカートの色の使用はより寛容で自由になります。したがって、肌が小麦色または肌色のダークであっても、それらのカラフルなスカートを制御することもできます。

オレンジ色のショートスカートは、見た目の張りがはっきりしていて、上半身のシンプルでやわらかなTシャツと合わせて、着こなしをより簡潔に、便利に。レッグカーブ下部を縦に伸ばしています。 。

暑い季節には、ますます多くの女性が短い服を着ます。特に短いスカートは、細身の体型を示すだけでなく、非常にクールな外観を作り出すことができます。

ショートスカートの色の選択では、最初にあまり多くのフレームを設定しないでください。単色のタイプを選択するか、印刷されたショートスカートに挑戦することができます。このショートスカートのように、その形や構造は非常に鮮やかで、服の外観を真新しいものに見せることができます。また、真っ白なTシャツとの非常に補完的なマッチング方法でもあります。

快適で寛大な服を形成する

7月は高温の時期であり、女性は蒸し暑さを和らげるために服を着る必要があります。快適さをもたらすことができるいくつかのアイテムは不可欠です。そのうちの1つはワイドレッグパンツで、ショートスカートやショートパンツに興味のない女性にとってより実用的です。

挑戦しにくいカーキワイドレッグパンツは、カジュアルでフリーなスタイルで一定の観客を魅了し、上半身はシンプルな白いノースリーブアイテムと合わせて、優しく上品な気質で長持ちします。

服を着る方法を知っている女性は、認識可能で人気のあるアイテムを常に選択するとは限りませんが、費用対効果が高くなる可能性があります。

ゆったりとしたワイドレッグパンツとオーバーザニースカートは、女性の必需品です。たとえば、この黒のドレスは安定したイメージを構築するために使用したり、威厳のあるスタイルを伝えるために使用したりできます。青いシャツを使用すると、カラーマッチングが重くなりません。Read more at:dark blue prom dresses uk | green prom dresses uk