It is universal that women are good shoppers compare to men for the reason that women love to shop and more conscious about their dressings and style than men. But nowadays men are extremely conscious too about their looks and clothing. And here is the guide for men’s fashion shirts that amp up their looks.
Here’s The Deal:
Men’s shirt
Men’s shirt almost the only piece of clothing that can simultaneously look classically rigorous or provocatively original. Fashionable men’s fashion shirts 2016, depending on the cut and colors, can be slipped over for any occasion. Nowadays fitted style is very popular among the men’s fashion shirts cutting. It allocates nice shoulder width, as well as the beauty of owner’s posture.
Polo shirts for men remain to stay very popular version of men’s dress shirts. The secret of men’s polos popularity hidden in the unique appearance and unformatted combination of classic and sporty styles. Despite its conservatism and respectability, polo shirts for men will give a touch of lightness to a usual business suit, and among friends, the owner of men’s polos deservedly acknowledged as an owner of the casually elegant style. Fitted shirts and men’s polos can be easily worn with strict trousers, as well as jeans. This combination will always look fashionable and effective.
Several important points of contemporary men’s fashion shirts trends 2016:
♦ Rigorous high or double collar, the original cut of the pockets and custom cuffs have a very interesting look.
♦ Floral patterns and whimsical folk designs are highly appreciated as the colors of shirts for men.
♦ By means of pop-art prints on men’s dress shirts, every man will be able to quite effectively underline the individuality.
The plastic buttons are no longer worn. Nowadays nacre is predominantly preferred. In the current season, short sleeves are not considered as a sign of simplicity and everyday life.
Modern designers were able to raise men’s short sleeve dress shirts to the peak popularity in 2016. Nowadays they even appropriate to wear at office work, unlike antecedent years, when the elements of a classic business style might act exclusively with long sleeve shirt. White, gray, various variations of blue, marsh, and khaki will be considered fashionable colors of men’s fashion shirts 2016. Invariably popular designs and drawings will remain:
♦ peas;
♦ flowers;
♦ ethno;
♦ abstraction;
♦ Forever-fashionable geometry – stripes and the big variation of cells.
Each of our favorite street style stars donned with their little white dresses (LWDs).
Here’s They are!:
1. Emma Stone
The actress worked her bow-accented Giambattista Valli LWD during an appearance on Good Morning America, giving the frock an added edge by pairing it with studded caramel brown Valentino pumps.
At a Botkier dinner in New York City, Mara took an chic approach to the LWD, teaming her tulle accented bright white minidress by Vielma London with pointed-toe pumps, a dark leather clutch, and a selection of Love Adorned jewels.
Hough’s sheer lace Self-Portrait number which featured a stark color and intricate detailing stood out at Samsung Electronics’s #DITCHtheDSLR event. She completed her ensemble with nude platform Christian Louboutin heels.
4. Olivia Palermo
Our favorite street style star took a more minimalist approach and accessorized her lace-paneled Heartloom LWD (that boasts an open cut-out back) with a skinny white belt, a taupe fringe CH Carolina Herrera tote, shades from her Westward Leaning collection, and snakeskin ballet flats.
5. Taylor Swift
The musician arrived at Narita International Airport looking picture-perfect in a pretty floral print LWD, accessorizing it with an embellished braided headband, Red C Jewels, a Tod’s handbag, and strappy nude heels.
Always fashionably on point, Palermo stood out at Solid & Striped’s inaugural BBQ and Pool Party in a little textured number that she paired with a waist-cinching little white belt, shades from her Westward Leaning collection, and comfy flats.
7. Jamie Chung
The rising street style star was snapped on a coffee run in a pretty white eyelet Banana Republic shift that she styled with caramel accessories.
Mann toughened up her midi-length white dress (with the pretty broderie hem) with a too-cool leather moto jacket and python heels.
9. Liv Tyler
Tyler made it a point to emphasize her off-white lace mini with a crisp optic white blazer. A burgundy clutch and metallic flat sandals acted as her accessories.
10. Karlie Kloss
The Victoria’s Secret model struck a statuesque pose in a lovely lace cami dress, letting it take center stage with muted add-ons, including delicate earrings, a silver minaudiere and nude Stuart Weitzman sandals.
11. Jennifer Morrison
Even though the actress was incognito in oversize shades and wool fedora, her pristine white shirt dress stood out. A leather cross-body bag and Marni slides rounded out her ensemble.
12. Kate Middleton
The Duchess of Cambridge went for a nautical look in a sleek white-and-navy Jaeger dress, picking up on the navy accents with coordinating accessories.
Witherspoon gave her lacy number by Lover a pop of color with a fuchsia lip and sandals.
14. Olivia Munn
Munn flaunted legs for days in a white collared Lover shift with lace panels that she teamed with a selection of rings by Rue Gembon and Fine by Dannijo, Jennifer Fisher earrings, a stripe wooden Devi Kroell clutch, and nude wedges.
Kate Bosworth touched down in JFK in her usual stylish way, expertly layering a gray sweatshirt and a leather jacket over a crisp white shirtdress. A chain-linked burgundy purse and open-toed mules served as her accessories.
Parker stepped up her style game by offsetting her summery LWD with grungy-cool high-tops.
20. Emmy Rossum
Call it a twist on a classic! Rossum’s Stella McCartney LWD came with a fringed cobalt blue hem-a shade she used to her advantage to color-coordinate her accessories, from her patent purse to her Stuart Weitzman sandals.
***Watch this video to the classic LWD (Little White Dress) styled: wear with a pop of color on your feet or in a clutch, pair with neutral pumps and clutch, dress it up or down, go boho chic in a crochet or lace style, and more…
Sure, a little black dress or Le Smoking suit is always on par for the party scene, but who says holiday dressing has to be so cut and dry. We’ve got some ideas for switching it up this season — getting glammed-up just got a whole lot more interesting.
Dress in head-to-toe white this season. This includes, but is not limited to, a delicate white shift dress, white diamonds, white spiked pumps and white lingerie pretty enough to let peek through.
Peplum is the new black this season, not to mention an easy way to add volume and style to the most basic of silhouettes. The bold dare to wear a power color combo.
Ingenue Chloë Moretz reinvented a holiday standby like only a hot young thing can do. Her neon lace Stella McCartney pants, paired with a leather biker jacket, are one part party and the other part cool.
Champagne for champagne — toast the holiday season by donning a nude slip-dress in lieu of an LBD. You’ll be one step closer to shutting down a room Rosie Huntington-Whiteley-style.
While the invites with dress codes for “festive attire” pour in, have a little fun with the hostess by pairing a sexy, unexpected material like PVC or pleather with a more classic one.
We love everything Kate Moss wears, but this particular look could start a holiday dressing revolution. Sleek gold tunic, skinny pants, and low-cut patent pumps, let us count the ways this look works.
Forget backless, thigh high or down-to-there, the new way to show some skin is to bare your middle — but just a chic peek. Be sure to balance the flaunting of your abs with a conservative hemline.
Shorts for this season are usually more matched for day dressing than a night on the town, but infuse a festive and monochromatic color palette, and you’re just as chic as the other ladies in red.
Kristen Dunst proves that old-fashioned is anything but in her waist-highlighting Dolce & Gabbana frock. Try this figure-flattering ’50s silhouette with a full skirt and bright silk blouse.
Fashion month has come to a close, and while we had a lot of fun out there on the streets, the real point of all of this, of course, is to look forward to next season. Watching every single runway show from all of the cities has taught us a lot, so here, we rounded up this very comprehensive trend guide to everything you will be seeing, shopping, and wearing in the months to come.
Here are some Autumn Fashion inspirations to help you through the cold months:
Bling is back! After seasons of oversized jewelry with minimal design, we’ve made a return to very feminine, sparkly jewelry, like the brooches at both Prada and Balenciaga and the big earrings that were pretty much everywhere.
Say hello to the stacked kitten heel. Her stiletto cousin was made famous by Hedi Slimane at Saint Laurent and for the past few seasons that’s been the shoe to have, but now it is comfort’s time to shine. This season, designers are proving that a sky high heel is not the only shoe that can make an outfit cool.
Carwash pleats made their case early in New York for being the skirt shape of the season and then by the time Paris rolled around and Raf Simons showed them on the Christian Dior runway, their fate was certain. The new way to show off those gams next season will be through these pleats.
Designers seem to be reacting to the winter that we had this year, keeping you plenty prepped for next season with dozens of chic black boots perfect for stomping around in the snow.
The flounce hem is the happiest. Seriously, try to tell me this skirt isn’t smiling. Both flirty and fun, the flounce hem works well for the office, as seen at Louis Vuitton, or for evening, like at Mary Katrantzou. This is exactly the kind of versatile piece every woman needs in her wardrobe. I mean, why wear just a pencil skirt when you can have a personality skirt?
Say what you will about these shoes that sort of look like they came from Chewbacca’s wife’s closet, but they were all over the runways and are definitely super chic. They add the perfect amount of texture to any look, providing a point of interest and an obvious conversation piece. The only thing to note: Make sure you are not wearing these with your fur coat because you only get one fur accent per look. After all, you are not Chewbacca’s wife.
Cuffin’ season refers to that time in late October/early November when the days start to get short and cold and you need to lock down a steady hookup so that you don’t have to wander around in the frigid winter looking for love. The cuffin’ season trend is sorta like that…except with sleeves! The commitment is minimal: You don’t actually need fur on the whole coat, just the sleeves, and really, you only need it for the winter.
You guys, she did it, Amal made gloves happen. You can say it’s a coincidence, but you would be wrong. Everyone loves Mrs. Clooney, especially Miuccia Prada, who proved to us that gloves are way better than sleeves.
God, I had hoped that the movie release would mean the end of 50 Shades references, but I was definitely wrong. Designers have made it so by deciding that an all-grey suit was the look, but actually, we agree. Monochromatic in grey is pretty much the chicest thing you can do, so take notes Miss Steele.
The waist is making a climb far up past the belly button for a look that is super slimming and very sexy. It’s not just a high waist, it’s an exaggerated silhouette that results in the look of long, lean legs and a teeny tiny mid-section.
We first noticed the appearance of male models on they runways of NYC at Harbison and Proenza Schouler. It’s not exactly a trend you can wear yourself, but it is cool: Designers are giving new meaning to the concept of androgyny by giving men a place in the women’s runway shows. While the world was shocked to see the return of Zoolander and Hansel at Valentino, we think their epic walk-off was not the first or the last we will see of this burgeoning trend.
Ever since Nicolas Ghesquière’s first collection for Louis Vuitton, we have been getting more than comfortable with a raised hemline. Guess what? We like our legs! And not to mention the silhouette is youthful and flattering on just about everyone. No wonder designers far and wide are embracing the power of the mini skirt.
The only thing better than a long sleeved gown is one that only has one sleeve—or so say Missoni and Simone Rocha, and that’s good enough for me. It seems like a hard trend to ascribe to but when you think about it, the one sleeve is genius. It’s the perfect way to show off a fabulous bag without any distractions from a pesky sleeve.
Plaid is having a moment on the runways, particularly red plaid. Designers are partial to a tartan print and it’s not hard to see why: The red adds an interesting dose of color to an otherwise very classic fabric. And since we all are guilty of overdoing black in the winter and black was already very dominant on the runway, it is also nice to see some red to brighten up the mood.
A residual effect of the boho trend, which is still holding strong, the skinny scarf is making a play for the must-have accessory of the season. Worn with everything from a casual sweater dress to a full-on gown, the skinny scarf is the one item that can transition very easily between all outfit occasions.
Continuing the covered legs mantra, tights have also had a major place on the runways. At Saint Laurent, ripped pairs for the party girl were seen under barely-there dresses. At Giamba, a sweet Swiss dot accompanied tame cocktail attire, and at Sophie Theallet, a classic fishnet lent a retro vibe to the idea. Personally, I have never been a fan of tights but I have to admit the runways swayed me this season so perhaps the next Polar Vortex won’t mean pants-only.
Ah, the illustrious turtleneck dickie: not quite a scarf and not quite a sweater either. It is pointless and slightly weird so it is most definitely high fashion. Seen with everything from sexy dresses at Altuzarra to chunky knits at BCBG, the turtleneck dickie is the thing for fall.
Forget going back decades for inspiration, this season we are going back centuries. Things are feeling positively 19th century on the runways. High collars, ruffles, and lace all made an appearance as a nod to the era but bright colors, leather details, and sexy silhouettes subverted the traditionally buttoned-up look with some modern flair.
This painting company is the gold standard for local Kansas City home painters. Brogan’s has some of the best reviews and happiest customers in Kansas City, including an exceptionally high Angie’s List rating. Ed Brogan and his team take a lot of pride in their work and it shows in each and every project. They can handle jobs of any size, show up on time and excel at both interior or exterior painting.
2. Christopher Painting:
Owned and operated by Christopher Wilson, a Kansas City painting contractor with more than 25 years in the painting industry and 10 years in the painting business, providing a high level of quality painting to customers in and around the KC Metro area. Christopher painting LLC is a licensed, insured and BBB accredited company that performs all stages of residential and light commercial painting.
CityWide is a BBB Accredited business with an A+ rating. This painter, based in Leawood, KS, uses Sherwin Williams products and offers a 5-year peel-proof warranty on all our painting services. Like many of other of the top painters in Kansas City, CityWide also offers interior and exterior painting, as well as wood rot repair.
Crestwood is a solid second choice for your home painting job. Like Brogan’s Home Painting, Crestwood has solid customer reviews. Based in Kansas City, MO, Crestwood could be a great choice for those in Kansas City, KS and MO for exterior painting jobs.
At Faith Painting, they do everything the old-fashioned way – by hand. Almost all of their work is done with brush and roller, which most people believe provides better quality, and a heavier coat of paint or stain to protect your home investment (they do spray gutters, shutters, and garage doors when needed). Faith uses Sherwin Williams’ best paint Duration for interior and exterior work.
6. Unique Painters:
This Kansas City painting company has great residential customer reviews all over the KC metro area. Unique painters, based in Liberty, MO. Providers both interior and exterior painting. This company has great company testimonials from many of the major review sites.
7. 5L Painting & Remodeling:
This is yet another Kansas City family-owned painting company that has amassed great testimonials and reviews. The company states, “We are family owned and operated since 1988 with the majority of our work coming from referrals. Our crew is small in order to give you the most quality for your money.” As with many of the best painters in Kansas City, it seems like the family-owned, or owner-operated painting contractors provide the best quality at the best prices. The only problem with 5L? No company website.
This yet another Kansas City family-owned company that is not only BBB accredited, but also holds a coveted A+ rating. This company is a member of the PDCA (Painting and Decorating Contractors of America) as well as members of Angie’s List and Home Advisor, and accredited by the BBB and fully insured (as per their website).
For more than 15 years the Kansas City painting contractors at Gecko Painting, Inc. have been helping people refresh, renew and improve their homes and businesses by offering expert, full-service painting. As one of the premier painting companies in Kansas and Missouri, thousands of families, contractors and businesses have turned to Gecko for their quality, dependability and guaranteed customer satisfaction.
10. Kreimendahl Painting:
This company started with 2 employees and has grown to, We here at Kreimendahl Painting take Pride in our work. All work is Provided By Trained Professionals. No work is ever Subcontracted out. Kreimendahl Painting is a Licensed and Insured Company and all work is Guaranteed, and they have been a BBB accredited business since 2006 with no complaints on record.
Summer may be passing, but summer decor that we associate with beach memories don’t have to. Here are some ways to represent the warm season with home decor.
Leisurely days spent swimming in the ocean and relaxing on the shore are what summer is made of, so it’s sad to realize that beach season is nearly over. But don’t despair sun lovers; you can bring the beach indoors and enjoy it all year round with these clever design tips.
Create beach bliss in your home with a color palette from the shore. Ideas and combinations seem unlimited. Depending on time of day and season, colors present themselves differently.
A new coat of paint is one of the easiest ways to spruce up a room. Choose the colors of the coast to bring the beach inside your home. The soft beige of the sand, the vibrant turquoise of the ocean, and the pale pinks and grays of shells are obvious choices, but don’t be afraid to think outside the box.
Think about what the beach means to you and look for paints with colors that remind you of these important elements to make your home feel as relaxing as a day at the beach.
Natural, golden brown wicker looks beautiful against a beachy color palette. Consider buying wicker chairs, using wicker boxes to organize your essentials, or browsing thrift stores for a vintage wicker cabinet.
Light cotton drapes will let the light through and create the bright, airy atmosphere you associate with time at the beach. You could also decorate with cotton covered cushions in the beachy colors discussed above.
The relationship you have with the beach is unique, so rather than scouring the stores for beach-themed décor, it’s much smarter to decorate with found items that represent your time at the beach.
Use the gifts from the sea! Large shells, pebbles, pieces of coral, sea fans, and pieces of driftwood can look striking sitting on mantle pieces, tables, and other surfaces. Medium shells inside a glass bowl make an excellent centerpiece. Use small shells and pieces of sea glass to give your photo frames a beach-inspired makeover.
Another way to create a personalized beach-inspired space is to decorate it with memories of your time on the shore. Take a camera with you on your last few visits to the beach this season, and snap photos of your favorite sights. You could frame the photos in rustic wooden frames, which call to mind the driftwood you find on the beach, or get your favorite shots printed on large canvases.
Summer may be nearly over, but you needn’t say goodbye to the beach just yet. With these clever design ideas you can enjoy the seaside all year round.
Summer is the hottest of the four temperate seasons, falling between spring and autumn. At the summer solstice, the days are longest and the nights are shortest, with day-length decreasing as the season progresses after the solstice. The date of the beginning of summer varies according to climate, tradition and culture, but when it is summer in the Northern Hemisphere it is winter in the Southern Hemisphere, and vice versa.
It’s officiall 2015 and that means it’s time for our first photo contest of the year! Last year, we had more great entries than ever and we’re hoping 2015 can even top that.
There are no category restrictions on this contest, so just pick your best recent work and let it shine. You’re allowed three images per contest, so really make them count and pick your best stuff.
Spring fashion season is upon us. As the snow melts and the temperatures start to rise, we’re swapping out our winter coats and earmuffs for cardigans and light scarves. In addition to pulling out our old favorites, we’re looking to find the latest trends for the style season ahead. Naturally, people are turning to Google Search in the moments that matter when it comes to their wardrobe this spring. Here we look at Google Search data to identify and curate the up-and-coming fashion trends for the spring season.
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Tulle skirt spread in popularity:
Who says do you need to be a ballerina to wear a tulle skirt? According to trending Google apparel searches, tulle skirts are growing in popularity just in time for spring fashion, up 34% from January 2014 to January 2015.Consumers are seeking this skirt in all colors of the rainbow (and even in a rainbow), but the most popular colors are the classics: black and white.
While tulle skirts may not be for everyone, jogger pants are a trend that just about anyone can get excited about. We’re seeing top searches for jogger pants for men, women, boys, girls, and even toddlers, indicating mass appeal for this apparel item.
Midi skirts catch on with a little inspiration needed:
Not quite a maxi skirt, and definitely not a mini skirt, the midi skirt is a revived trend from the 1960s.Recently brought back in the U.K. in 2013, the trend is making its way back to the U.S. While lower in search volume than tulle skirts or jogger pants, the midi skirt has seen 9X growth in searches over the past three years—and is still in its early stages of growth within the U.S. market.
Fashion is a popular style or practice, especially in clothing, footwear, accessories, makeup, body, or furniture. Fashion is a distinctive and often constant trend in the style in which a person dresses. It is the prevailing styles in behavior and the newest creations of textile designers.Because the more technical term costume is regularly linked to the term “fashion”, the use of the former has been relegated to special senses like fancy dress or masquerade wear, while “fashion” generally means clothing, including the study of it. Although aspects of fashion can be feminine or masculine, some trends are androgynous
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