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Fabulous Clothes with Premium Goodies by MBK Center

admin — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 16:19:29 +0000

Fashion mall in Thailand with everything you have ever neededâ€¦ MBK Center. Step into the leading fashion mall in Thailand and experience the world of bewilderment where being chic while buying cheap is totally possible. The merchandises sold at MBK are unique, trendy, and edgy. Hot fashion directly imported from Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, and Europe can all be found on all 8 floors of this Thailandâ€™s fashion mall which hosts more than 2,000 shops within its compound.Â Â Â The never-ending list of the goods on sale here includes clothes, cosmetics, shoes, jewelry, and miscellaneous accessories

Fashion Week, Day One: Moderation is the New Excess

admin — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:56:18 +0000

How to be sure luxury has lost its luster? For starters, on the first day of Fashion Week, The Daily — Fashion Week’s pulse-taking publication — featured shopping buzz kill Suze Orman. Then there’s the fact that fashionistas themselves are wrapping up — not in furs and stilettos — but in practical black nylon coats, leggings and boots. You might attribute part of this sober trend to the weather, but I’ve seen seasons past when fashion die hards braved the chill in bare legs and stilettos, all in the name of chic.

One reason moderation is attracting so many followers is because it’s become so amazingly attractive. In fashion, popular-priced stores like Gap are churning out great-fitting premium jeans that cost a third of the hoity-toity brands. Even travel — which I have to admit I’ve sometimes been a snob about — has come around. This Fashion Week trip I went moderate with my hotel choice and have been amazed by how my cozy Hampton Inn in Times Square blows away the boutiques and four-stars I’ve stayed in before. From top-notch customer service to freebies (all-day coffee, free breakfast, free wifi, free cookies,) clean updated rooms and plush beds, this moderately priced hotel is now my new favorite NY stay. Brands and luxury? Nobody cares anymore. All we want are affordable jeans that don’t make us look fat and all the free coffee can drink.

Styling tips to make a 7-year old YSL Leather Jacket look modern

admin — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:52:38 +0000

I have an authentic vintage Yves Saint Laurent black leather jacket that I purchased around 2002 when I worked for the company. The blazer style leather jacket with shoulder pads was very expensive at the time and cost Ã‚Â£2k (over $3,100). Luckily, I was able to use my employee discount. Unfortunately, I have not worn it much since.

With the return of the big shoulders this season, I think that I could I get away with wearing it… what do you think?

What would you recommend wearing it with? Should I wear jeans and heels or a dress. I wear a lot of dresses so what style would you suggest. What style of jeans or trousers would be best? And what kind of heels? How about stilettos as I have some lovely YSL stilettos that are also gathering dust.

For some descriptive info about me- I am 5Ã¢â‚¬â„¢5Ã¢â‚¬Â tall, a size 8, age 38 with pale blonde kind of grey hair.

chicify over-the-knee boots and give them some edge

admin — Sat, 13 Feb 2010 16:48:04 +0000

When worn in the right way, over-the-knee boots are fab! However, something this cool can turn very bad, like the dumpy hooker look, if you make the wrong fashion choice. Simply stated, keep the stiletto over-the-knee boots for your personal frisky business or the next time you take on a side gig as a back-up dancer on the Vegas Strip.

On a less than provocative note, there is a tendency to get a stumpy, dumpy look as if you are standing in a hole if you break your body up into too many visual breaks. What you want to do is to create a long a lean silhouette with the over-the-knee boots acting as beam to stand you taller rather than cut your down.

The way to chicify over-the-knee boots and give them some edge is too wear them in a way that extends the length of your leg without any visual breaks. Match your tights to the boots or tuck in skinny pants that compliment the color to guarantee a built in leggier feel. Keep to a modern casual aesthetic with flats, stacked heels, wedges, or any other type of heel that has more substance than a very thin high stiletto to avoid the tacky feel. You can mimic the feel of over-the-knee boots by wearing chunking, knee-topping socks with regular boots and layer over dark tights.

Continue to maintain a longer and lean silhouette by wearing tunic or longer boyfriend jackets that covers your tush and spotlights your legs to create length. Once you cinch in your waist or wear a fluffy skirt, your figure is instantly dissected and the higher boot will further break the line.
Keep your clothing and tights tonal and create interest by adding texture, like suede or chunky knit, rather than with contrasting color.