Spring Summer 2011 trend: NEON

One of the biggest trend seen on 2011 ready to wear runways is that of neon. From the catwalks of New York to Paris, designers seem have embraced this splash of color with open hearts...

 Christopher Kane

Prada

Victoria's secret nov2010 runway show

The good bad and ugly of it all....The 2010 edition features a more serious take on lingerie, moving away from the cotton candy Pink-inspired styles into more powerful sexy styles. Top models seen on the runway included Heidi Klum, Alessandra Ambrosio, Doutzen Kroes, Caroline Trentini, Chanel Iman and Miranda Kerr...to name a few.
But not everything smelled pretty..here are some shots that make you wonder as to why were they made at the first place...
Lets begin with the good, shall we...

Okay I get it...they know what they are doing and every woman wants to own these luxury sets.

Moving on to some bad choices...

Seriously...that lace...in that color...and OMG!!! those gloves..SERIOUSLY!!!! ? !!!!

Alrite Mr Designer!!! its not the 70's nor is it the elf's party...PLEASE stop this TORTURE

hello!!! Did you not notice...only if you had made these hidious shorts red...atleast SANTA would have been happy!!!

You think so.....these BOOTS WILL SELL?? They make thunder thighs out of a slim figure...SERIOUSLY???

And here comes the UGLY...

seriously...you thought this will sell????

NO COMMENTS!!!

please dont do boots if you cant make them look sexy.....ITS A FASHION CRIME!!!!



10 Worst fashion trends 2010

As the year is ending its time to review the good and the bad that went along in our lives and our world.... more importantly lets review the 10 worst fashion trends this fall...check it out on http://hubpages.com/ , amazing insight by marcel from new zealand.

heres a little peak...

sheshweshwe

South Africa is famous for its locally made fabric, sheshweshwe or also known as shweshwe. Its a colorful pattern usually made up of dots going around in circles or other geometric shapes, most common being circles and diamonds. The most common colors are shades of brown. blue and red. Further dyed, it can give extraordinary color combinations.

These days shweshwe fabric is being used by many local designers for making contemporary clothing and accessories. Most commonly seen in tunics and handbags, also a lot of belts and ties. Living here in SA for the past 2 yrs, I have felt this fabric is a very promising area of the SA culture, one that hasnt yet quite been explored to its full potential. It can very easily turn into a huge fashion trend if taken seriously...

some designs using sheshweshwe fabric

Indian Rainbow

This amazing retail store, SHOPPERS STOP, back home in India, does these beautiful eye catching tunics in wonderfully bright colors. They use a mix of fabrics like silk, silk jacquard, satins along with light weight cottons and hand made embroidery and embellishments. The result is fabulous and bright, much like an Indian version of the rainbow, if I may say....


It just adds so much brightness, not just to your ensemble but also to your mood...

Such a beautiful way to carry a little slice of India with you, on your way back.

welcome the new color of the season...

welcome the new color of the season... by stylescribbles featuring gold plated bracelets

fashion is art...

art is in making the runway looks...work for our budget...our figures...and our styles....pure blissful art.......!!!