Showing posts with label Hot Trends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hot Trends. Show all posts

Dec 29, 2010

Hot Trends: Nail Ring/Armor


Fashion always repeats itself but when it comes back around, it’s improved tremendously. This new trend is taking 3D nail art to a whole new level! Have you seen or heard about nail rings?


It’s a gold or silver plated nail ring that fits over your finger and nail. It’s thin enough so you can shape it to fit perfectly. You can even get finger armor (pictured below) that covers your entire finger and fingernail. This is definitely an eye catching accessory! Celebs such as Beyonce, Fergie, Kelly Rowland, Eve, Rihanna, Katy Perry, and Kim Kardashian have worn the trend and they are all clients of Bijules NYC.



Nov 12, 2010

Neutrals for Fall

Kourtney is wearing
Ralph Lauren Thin Snakeskin Belt w/ Turquoise Buckle
Gucci Hat
Michael Kors Boots
Rebecca Minkoff Dress
Faux Fur Juicy Jacket
Proenza Schouler clutch

Other ways to mix Neutrals into your Fall wardrobe




Oct 27, 2010

Fall Fashion Trends That’ll Make You Look 10 Pounds Thinner

A winter trench coat:

No need to save those cinched-in, super-flattering trench coats till spring! Get one in sturdy leather or lined in a warm fabric and it’ll be the hippest, sleekest winter coat you’ve ever seen (or worn!).


Slip a sheer-sleeve shirt on underneath:

Think of this sheer shirt as one fab multitasker: Not only will a long-sleeve sheer black shirt sveltify your arms, it’ll also make all those skimpier, sleeveless shirts and dresses work year-round.


Top off a full skirt with a cropped jacket:

A tailored and fitted jacket up top makes everything else—especially a sexy hourglass shape—look neat ‘n’ dainty. Wha-bam!

Do the matching shoes and tights thing

Don’t have long Gisele-like legs? Fake ‘em by wearing tights that share the same hue as your shoes—they’ll make your legs go on and on.

Layer a bright belt over a chunky cardigan

Say buh-bye to wintery bulk by cinching on a bright belt over a cardigan. The sleek shape and look-at-me hue will catch eyes and direct them to your sexy, cinched-in hourglass shape.


Wear one color from head to toe

The color of the season looks especially fab (and so will you!) when worn from head to toe. Not feeling the color? Any other hue will do as monochromatic outfits have a way of making a woman look extra lean.

Invest in a double-breasted suit

Working gals with a strict office dress code are in luck this season: The latest cool-girl tailored style comes in the form of a double-breasted suit. The coolest cuts nip in at the waist and have a deep-V, which whittles the waist even more.

Do the tuxedo dressing thing out at night

As we all know, a black blazer is a girl’s best friend, but a posh tuxedo jacket with flattering, satiny V-shaped lapels is the L.C. to our Lo—it always makes us look and feel fab. Get one that hits just above the thigh to elongate your cute bod.

Sassy red heels

WHOOSH! That’s the sound of someone’s gaze free-falling from your grin all the way down to your hot, sexy heels. The up-and-down glance will stretch you out, while the compliments your shoes get will make you smile.

Oct 23, 2010

Leopard & Lace

Have you ever had a fashion orgasm? I’d heard rumors about them, but I never experienced one for myself until yesterday while I was clicking through photos of Milan Fashion Week at work.

Dolce & Gabbana’s runway collection featured
the most beautiful dress I’ve seen in a long time, and it had my heart. It features two of the biggest trends we’ve already mentioned for this Fall: lace and animal print. The fierce leopard print and white, girly, embroidered eyelet in the dress offset each other perfectly.

Unless I someday when I become a millionaire-esse I can’t afford the dress, but in the meantime, I can recreate the contrasting look in my own, inexpensive way for Fall!

Mixing a lace shirt, skinny jeans and an embroidered white headband, splashing through puddles in leopard rain boots and lace printed jeans, or cinching a lace dress with an animalistic skinny belt to recreate the vixen meets girl-next-door vibe of the look without the high Dolce price tag.


Clockwise: Lace Top $29.99; Belt $44; Scarf $35; Lace Dress $42; Cardigan $39.50; Bootie $39.90

Oct 15, 2010

URG Trend: Leather and Lace



The Urban Glam chick is a mix of tough and sexy which is why the mix of leather and lace (which is all the rage this season) is the perfect trend to try. What’s great about this trend is there’s no need to max out your Amex to get it. You likely already own either one or both of the textures and if not, hit your local thrift for cool vintage finds. What else is great is that whether you’re a size O or 28, you can rock this. Get the look with these pieces:



                                              

And if an outfit is too much for you, try the trend in a shoe like this Fall 2010 Dolce & Gabbana babies:


Oct 13, 2010

How to wear the new socks and heels trend


I'm loving the sock and heel trend this season, but it can be a bit tricky to pull off. Keep in mind that wearing socks will visually cut off your legs, so if you're not willing to lose a few inches of leg height, this trend may not be for you. Here are a few tips for successfully wearing socks with heels:

  • Choose thin socks made with a nylon blend. Cotton socks tend to be too thick and can stretch out or sag.
  • Make sure the top of the socks hit at a slim part of your ankle or calf for the most flattering look.
  • The easiest way to wear the look is to match your sock color to your shoe color.
  • Your skirt or dress hem should be short - mid thigh or higher.

A good pair of socks is a fairly inexpensive investment, so this is an easy way to experiment with your fall look. Have fun with it and good luck!!







Oct 9, 2010

Spring 2011 Nail Trends to Try Right Now

5 Must-Try Nail Trends

Moon Manicures
 The Tip: Sometimes you need more than a steady hand to get these moon shapes looking crisp. A nail art pen offers you more control if you can't manage a brush!


The Tools: Sally Hansen Nail Art Pen, $7.48, available at Ulta; Butter London Nail Lacquer in Yummy Mummy, $14, available at Beauty.com; Butter London Nail Lacquer in Union Jack Black, $14, available at Beauty.com; CND Nail Polish in Washed Down White, $9, available at Time To Spa; CND Nail Polish in Putty, $9, available at Time To Spa; CND Nail Polish in Blackjack, $9, available at Beauty Brands. Ruffian photo via CND. Vena Cava photo by Mr. Newton.

Metallics & Gold Foil

The Tip: Paint a layer of clear basecoat and messily apply gold foil onto your nail tips with a tweezer. Wait until dry, crumble the excess gold foil off, then secure with a layer of clear topcoat. To rock the look with gold polish, use a small piece of plastic to block the parts of your nail you don't want to paint, and randomly reposition it on your nail as you apply gold polish to the tips with short strokes.



The Tools: Dashing Diva Nail Lacquer in Golden Opportunity, $8, available at Dashing Diva; CND Nail Polish in Copper Shimmer, $11, available at Beauty Brands; Revlon Nail Anamel in Gold Get 'Em, $3.89, available at Target; Charlotte Russe Two-Way Nail Art Brush and Pen, $3.99, available at Charlotte Russe.

Pop Art Graphics

The Tip: For really precise graphic nails, we recommend a good Minx salon (find a location here). If you're confidant in your nail art abilities, invest in some opaque nail precision pens and go wild!


The Tools: Butter London Nail Lacquer in Cheeky Chops, $14, available at Beauty.com; Butter London Nail Lacquer in Royal Navy, $14, available at Beauty.com; Charlotte Russe Two-Way Nail Art Brush and Pen, $3.99, available at Charlotte Russe; OPI Nail Lacquer in Who the Shrek Are You? and Yodel Me Cell, $8.50 each, visit OPI.com for stores.

A Study In Neutrals


The Tip: Don't match the nude shade too closely to your skin tone, lest you want to look like you have mannequin hands. Go a few shades lighter or darker, and choose a color with a high gloss.

The Tools: Priti NYC Nail Polish in Dawn Rose, $12.50, available at Priti NYC; Zoya Nail Polish in Purity, $7, available at Zoya; Sally Hansen Nail Polish in Peachy Keen, $7.99, available at CVS; Dashing Diva Nail Lacquer in The Met, $8, available at Dashing Diva; Ginger + Liz Nail Polish in Reality Check, $12, available at Ginger + Liz. Jose Duran photos courtesy of Dashing Diva/Ann Lawlor. Tracy Reese photo courtesy of Sally Hansen. Prabal Gurang photo courtesy of Sally Hansen.

Decals

The Tip: Some heavy-duty nail glue will ensure your decals stay put. Layer a fast-drying topcoat over to set everything in place. If you want the look but aren't ready to commit, look for polishes with large pieces of glitter for some subtler razzle dazzle

The Tools: Nail Art Rhinestone Wheel, $8.95, available at Amazon; Deborah Lippmann Nail Color in Marquee Moon, $16, available at Barneys New York; Lippmann Collection Nail Lacquer in Happy Birthday, $18, available at Lippmann Collection; Kiss Rhinestones, $2.79, available at Beauty Online Supply.

Oct 5, 2010

U.R.G Hot Trends: Mixing Prints


A cool way to get more mileage out of your wardrobe and be different than the rest is to take two or more different prints and mix them together for an eye-catching new ensemble. Some of our fave celebs like Rihanna, UK actress and model Tolula Adeyemi (pictured above), Solange Knowles, and POP magazine editor-in-chief Shala Monroque are all fans of the look.
Mixing prints may seem difficult, but can be pulled off using these tips:

* Stay within the same color family (i.e. green plaid with green polka dots) or go with contrasting colors. Learn more about how to use the color wheel to combine colors in The Color Wheel: How to Combine Colors in your Wardrobe

* Go opposite in scale (i.e. mix smaller prints with larger ones).

* Pull it all together with a solid color (either a jacket, shoes, or purse, etc.)

Check the gallery for more mixed print style inspiration.



While this look is certainly not for everybody, let us know in the comments if you’re bold enough to try it!

Oct 2, 2010

Top 10 Fall 2010 Trends: What You Need to Gear Up For Winter

So it’s way past time to start gearing up for autumn! And of course, we are here to help you break down the top 10 Fall 2010 trends and provide advice on how to wear them. No worries, I’ll make sure you’re fly just in time for the first leaf drop.
Check out what you need to gear up:
1. Ponchos & Capes
2. Velvet & Velour



As seen at: Alexander Wang, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Diane von Furstenberg.
3. Camel




As seen at: Zac Posen, Derek Lam, Chloé, and Erin Fetherston
4. Animal Print
5. Wide, Roomy Pants

As seen at: Carolina Herrera and 3.1 Phillip Lim
6. Military Chic
7. Lovely Lace
As seen at: Dolce & Gabbana
8. Fur Accents:

9.Sheer
As seen at: Anne Valérie Hash and Jen Kao.

10.Shearling
As seen at: House of Holland, Mulberry, and Sophie Theallet.

Which trend will you try?