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The Fashion for 2008
Every year fashion changes. Sometimes a style from years back gets re-vamped with a modern twist â remember puffball skirts? â or a popular style gets updated. It can be difficult keeping up with what’s hot and what’s not, which is where blogs come in handy, keeping you in the know as to what’s going on in the world of celebrity fashion.
This year, the main fashion trend is prints, prints and more prints. Abstract, geometric, bold, colourful prints to make you stand out in a crowd, or pretty, floaty and floral to bring a touch of summer to your wardrobe. If dresses aren’t your thing, go for straight-leg, high waisted jeans in a skinny fit, or trousers in an ultra-wide leg. Shoes should be ballet flats or colourful sandals â such a relief from cramming your feet into Ugg boots all winter!
In the world of accessories, the natural, ethnic look comes into its own. Team plastic jewels with large wooden beads for an up-to-the-minute necklace, and couple with huge earrings. Belts, headbands and scarves are very much in demand, with the bold colours of the season being carried on here. But be careful not to clash! Another must-have is the big bag. Tote bags in particular are hot, as are any bags made to carry gadgets such as mobile phones or laptops.
If you can’t afford the latest clothes, shoes or accessories, make the most of what you already have by updating your hair and make-up. Posh Spice has done it again â the ‘Pob’ is this season’s hair ‘do’ â an elegant graduated bob (shorter in the back, tapering down to a point to frame your face) which suits almost every face shape. If you are blessed with an oval face and don’t fancy having bits of hair hanging in your eyes, thank Natalie Portman and Kirsten Dunst for bringing in the short, boyish look. For longer hair; the choppy, messy, incredibly stylish razor cut is back, in various formats. Go for face-framing layers around the ears, and experiment with natural-hold gels and waxes for texture. If you prefer one-length hair to choppy layers, the sleek, straight look is also going to be popular this year. Dig out those straighteners and flatten those curls.
Makeup comes in two accent colours this year: blue and lilac. The ‘cats eye’ look is coupled with a dramatic use of colours on the lid. Try Bourjois Petite Guide to Style in Fleur Bleue for a dark smoky look. Eyebrows are heading away from the pencil-thin line and towards the more natural, 80′s style. But keep them tidy; you want Brooke Shields not Noel Gallagher.
Fashion for men in 2008 is just as daring, if not quite as bright. The ultimate fashion item for men this spring is the cardigan. Muted shades of beige, grey, and the ever-present black are the colours to go for, and they suit everyone. But if you want to make a bold statement, check out the print that’s in this season; plaid. Either bold print trousers or on a belt, plaid is ‘in’ this spring.
And for the warmer weather, don’t forget the humble shorts. Short shorts are popular for men this season, especially when combined with shirt, tie and jacket. but don’t go too overboard with the colours; khaki, off-white and black are the safest combinations for this relatively new look.
Black is one of this season’s colours; go for summery clothing such as short sleeves and shorts in light materials, and avoid the gothic ensemble of heavy materials and baggy trousers. Or, if you dislike wearing dark clothing, opt for the other ‘in’ colour; pink. Salmon, baby or even bright fuschia, traditional styles are given a modern twist in varying shades of pink. Again, stick to relatively traditional clothing when wearing this somewhat flamboyant colour, and you won’t go far wrong.
So what should you avoid in 2008? Fashion faux pas include wide belts, tiny bags, baby doll dresses and bare legs. Solid colours are a no-no, as are metallic ensembles. A little bling is fine on accessories, but try to avoid looking like you’ve wrapped yourself in tinfoil. In your make-up bag, throw out all those coloured eyeliners and clear lipglosses and avoid the smoky-eye look during the day.
For the latest on high street fashion and current celebrity trends, visit Osoblog. Shop online for this season’s bags, shoes and mobile phones, and turn your high street into a catwalk!
J Tillotson is a UK fashion author
2008 Prom Fashion and Trends
Itâs that time of the year again where young women all over the country will be thinking about how to be the star of their own show on Prom Night. Choosing their dress for this special occasion is much the same as selecting what to wear to the Oscars.
Itâs the opportunity to shine and steal the limelight, a chance to walk down the red carpet, to find the perfect dress to express who you are or make a fashion statement! To ease the worry out of finding the right dress for you a game plan is important, so take at the look at the following tips and confidently go about creating your special look for this very special evening.
Your game plan involves choosing the ideal ensemble of shoes, jewelry, hair style and accessories, corsage and purse/clutch. Obviously the highlight of your look is your dress, so this is where we will concentrate our efforts.
The dress
Good Fit: A good fit is essential here so try on lots of dresses.
Experiment: Donât be afraid to experiment with something you wouldnât normally wear. What you see on the hanger isnât always what you see when itâs on you. So experiment, be bold.
Have you got shapely legs? Try something short and sweet. Fashion analysts are advising hanky-hems to highlight shapely legs and showcase shoes. Are you more traditional in your approach to Prom Night?; Why not try a vintage 50âstyle tea length dress. Maybe you prefer the timeless Cinderella ball gown. You will feel special and princess-like in a style that suits most body shapes.
Personal Style and Taste: If experimenting is not for you then ensure that your overall look reflects your own personal style and taste. Consider whether a one-piece dress is for you or whether you are comfortable in a belly-baring, two-piece outfit. Long or short? Slim and straight or a full ball gown type skirt? Sexy slits or no slit? Daring in a plunging neckline or more modest? Consider fabrics and embellishments: satin, beads, sequins frills or prints.
Color: Color is definitely a consideration for your dress. Black is very chic and sophisticated. Pastels are great for that fairytale princess look. Bold primary colors and tones grab attention. White isnât just for weddings â though the jury may be out on that one.
Classy and Sassy: Do not over due things. This is your chance to shine. By all means sparkle but too much can have the opposite effect. Sassy is in. Garish is out.
Hollywood Chic: If you really want to step out of your comfort zone, try taking some tips from your favorite Hollywood celebrity. Have you spent days dreaming of the celebrity-inspired dress? Go ahead and make your dream come true.
Trend Setter: Are you a fashion trend fiend? Well fashion analysts are predicting for 2008 that the way to go is short! Short is ok for Prom Night. Shopping around you are sure to find many dazzling and sophisticated styles to choose from. Check out the 2008 collections from some of the contemporary Prom Dress Designers like Sparkle, Javani or Tiffany.
Now youâve got your dress you can start to build up your look by choosing shoes and accessories etc. that will compliment or contrast, blend in or bring into focus your dress.
Remember, you donât have to be a trend setter or a fairytale Cinderella to be the star of the show on your Prom Night⦠you just have to be you. There are many ways to feel glamorous and special and there are many internet suppliers of popular dresses and looks for 2008 that can make your special evening a memorable one. You just need to do some homework and eventually you will find the unique style that is just perfect for you.
Michiel van Kets provides articles for Carrie Fisher, who is the owner of Bridal Prom Save, a flagship store of a family owned full service prom and bridal boutique.
FG影音新聞台/ 2008 第一屆FG美妝評鑑大賞‧頒獎典禮花絮
最具人氣及專業的女性美容時尚網站Fashion Guide(以下簡稱FG), 日前於台北中山堂舉行『2008 FG美妝評鑑大賞』頒獎典禮! 頒獎典禮現場,匯集來自美妝界時尚界的社會名流,一同見證這場關於美的盛宴! 爲突顯獎項之重要性,FG特別邀請琉璃工房藝術總監楊惠姍, 親自設計打造FG美妝評鑑大賞TOP1獎座, 並命名為「麗之眼」,為這次頒獎典禮增色不少。 FG美妝評鑑大賞從籌備到評選結果出爐, 共耗費了近一年的時間,具高度公信力, 頒獎典禮所誕生42名TOP1商品, 都經過5000位FG市調大隊試用評鑑,或236萬網友投票推薦, 得到FG特優選標章才能再進入進階篩選。 這次美妝評鑑一共揭曉了包含清潔、基礎保養、進階保養、 男性保養、底妝、眼妝、唇頰等22 項,去年度最具口碑和人氣的美容單品。 第一界美妝大賞順利完成,FG感謝來自各方的支持, 相信各位關心美的朋友和我一樣, 已經在期待09的頒獎典禮,會有什麼關於美驚奇和創意,那我們明年再見囉!
Whats a good online place to view 2008 designer sunglasses ect?
So I live kinda far away from quality shopping….so I can’t just go browse at a drop of a hat….I’ve been looking for a good place to see 2008 collections of sunglasses and handbags ect from Chanel, Dior, ect…I don’t really need a site that sales “discount” stuff…even if they are authentic I’m a little hesitant of buying pricey things online…also looking at those sites I don’t alway get an accurate representation…they don’t have the whole collection or they have the knock off versions that look nothing like the original much of the time…so basically I just want a good up to date guide of sorts…..
Thank you =)
Zee Carnival 2008 – Asian Woman Fashion Show
Asian Woman Fashion Show held at Zee Carnival 2008 at Olympia, London.
Held on Friday 15th Feb 2008
Zee Carnival 2008 – Asian Woman Fashion Show Cat Walk
The Asian Woman Fashion Show at the Zee Carnival 2008 at Olympia London.
Held on Friday 15th Feb 2008
Lbody 2008 Fashion Show
Lbody lingerie and belly dancing fashion show 2008
Does Anyone Know Any Discount Codes For Asos The Online Fashion Store That Haven’t Expired (december 2008)?
no sorry they stoppped making them
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Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show 2008 Part 4: Pink Planet
Read this before you ask!!!! You are able to find both the names of the models and the name of the music here: http://vsholic.com/gallery/… for names, or http://vsholic.com/music/ for music…
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