Friday, 6. November 2009
Whether you are looking for something a little more formal, or just something that will help you stand out in the crowd. Try something in a knee high with a faux lining that will keep you dry and warm. You can get leather, suede, or synthetic style if it works for you. You will find a women’s snow boot that fits your style.
Location or job placement also plays a part. You may want to consider a lace style boot. If you are in a professional environment, you don’t want to arrive looking like you are headed out to the Yukon.
The weather may not be the best, perhaps on the colder side of things, but you still want to look professional. But if you feel more comfortable or if you are headed for the slopes, get yourself a sturdy pair of boots. They should have insulation and waterproofing to protect your feet.
Now that you have taken care of your practical side, what are you going to do to make sure you look good no matter what the weather is. There are as many ways to do this as there are all sorts of patterns. The Australian ugg style boot has become popular because it is so comfortable. For winter, you should buy a pair with soles and a fleece lining. Read more... (445 words)
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Tuesday, 30. June 2009
by Delana Blucher
There are a lot of special occasions that require a formal dress including weddings, school dances, corporate events, and holiday parties. So where do you start looking? I can tell you step one ” stay away from your local mall! Why would you want to shop where everyone else going to your even is also most likely to shop?
Know that there are two thing you should be considering when dress shopping:
1. shop for something that is appropriate for your body and 2. appropriate for the event you are attending.
These are seemingly common sense fashion rules, but unfortunately most people seem to lack common sense!
What does it mean to wear something appropriate for the event? First of all, it does not mean that you have to wear a pant suit to a corporate function. However, it does mean that you should not put on your shortest mini-skirt and your tallest high heels. So, put some thought into what activities will be taking place (where there be a lot of sitting, dancing etc) and what image you want to portray of yourself. You may look smoking hot in a dress, but is it what you want your boss to see you in? If you hold out for it, the perfect dress will make you look hot while also portraying an appropriate image. Read more... (355 words)
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Monday, 29. June 2009
by Delana Blucher
So I was getting ready for a cruise to celebrate graduating from college. I go to Dillard’s and buy a dress for formal night on the ship. Well, just at my seating alone there were 2 other women in my dress! So stay away from your local mall when shopping for formal dresses!
Keep these two things in your mind while looking for a dress:
1. you need to wear something that is perfect for you and 2. perfect for the event.
Okay, they may seem like obvious things, but I see people breaking these rules all the time!
Keep in mind who is running the function and which social group you will be around. If it will be family, then you probably should not dress like you want to pick up a man (save that outfit for your boyfriends’ fraternity brother’s wedding!). Read more... (337 words)
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Wednesday, 24. June 2009
by Delana Blucher
There are a lot of special occasions that require a formal dress including weddings, school dances, corporate events, and holiday parties. So where do you start looking? I can tell you step one ” stay away from your local mall! Why would you want to shop where everyone else going to your even is also most likely to shop?
There are two main goals you should have in mind when shopping for a formal dress.
1. you need to wear something that is perfect for you and 2. perfect for the event.
These are seemingly common sense fashion rules, but unfortunately most people seem to lack common sense!
Keep in mind who is running the function and which social group you will be around. If it will be family, then you probably should not dress like you want to pick up a man (save that outfit for your boyfriends’ fraternity brother’s wedding!). Read more... (315 words)
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Tuesday, 9. June 2009
by Monique Beauclaire
There is no one who doesn’t appreciate a good bargain. especially when buying plus size clothes. I know we’re no different just because we have a little more to us. Not when there is money to be saved.
It isn’t like it used to be when it was downright difficult to find plus size clothes, but the internet has made this all much easier and more enjoyable. You don’t have to settle for dingy and boring choices for your fabric and color. There are so many more choices available now.
The great thing is that quite a number of the top-flight fashionistas have come to realize that plus size women have money and want to spend it on good looking clothing. Without them previously realizing it, the marketplace that is plus size clothing has jumped to a billion dollar industry.
But, you may ask yourself, how is it that I can save my money? The first thing you want to do is go on the ‘net and check for those advertised specials. Many offline stores advertise online so this can be a solid avenue for savings. Any money that you do save goes right back into your checking account. Look for seasonal items and snatch them up before they are discontinued for the season. Read more... (482 words)
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