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September 2006
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How to avoid fashion
faux pas
Ladies, fellas, always, always, always,
know your own style. This is the key
to a successful wardrobe. Whether
you are a follower of fashion, a lover
of classics or you like to walk on
the wild side, know what suits you
and what doesn’t.
Pay attention to
• Hem lengths and finishes.
If you have shorter legs, avoid cuffs
on your hems.
• Jacket and shirt sleeve lengths.
Three quarter ength to full sleeve
llength is most flattering for larger
arms.
• Necklines of tops, shirts
and jackets. Avoid high, round necklines
if you have a larger bust
• Always look for quality
tailoring.
• Know the colours that
look best on you and accessorize with
tonal or contrasting shades.
• When choosing shapes of trousers
or skirts look at them from all angles
including sitting down. |
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Fashion and style
- Let's go 60's
Smart suits with pencil skirts or
wide leg trousers for the women, tailored
suits and sharper looks for the men.
Solid colours of navy, grey, moss
green, aubergine, and the new seasons
colour, mustard yellow. If mustard
yellow suits you wear it with pride.
If it doesn't, add small touches of
it using accessories. Remember the
unisex classic, white shirt. Wear
it with a tie, diamonds or on its
own. It will let you shine in any
situation.
Sizzle with style in this season's
must have accessory, hats. Yes hats,
they are the new hair. Whether at
work or play, what ever your budget
and style, go forth and shop. Don't
know where to start, book a personal
shopping trip. It's more affordable
than you think. |
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