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S/S ’12 Trend: Pastel Vintage Clothing
Pastel Vintage Clothing
This Spring/Summer the high street will be filled with a kaleidoscope of colour, with the most on-trend shades being pastels. On every catwalk, from London to New York, it’s been clear that pastels are going to be big next season. For inspiration look to Dolce & Gabbana with their use of glacier blue, whilst spearmint green was seen at Marc Jacobs and Dior, pale lemon was used at Calvin Klein Collection and Lanvin showed off its romantic side with damask rose. When you’re searching for the perfect vintage clothing, these are the shades to go for next season.
Buying vintage clothing in pastel tones is a great way to stay individual to your own style whilst still nailing a new season trend. After all pastels were popular from the 50s right through to the 90s, so there will be a style to suit your personality. Mix and match vintage clothing with new pieces from the high street or online for a look that’s individual to you! But before you hit the shops, there are a few tips to follow when working the pastels trend…
First of all, stay away from sickly sweet candy colours and stick to pale, icy tones. This is where it’s good to get inspiration from luxury fashion collections. And don’t be afraid to customise your vintage clothing, especially if you’re choosing pieces from the 50s or 60s as women were a different shape back then. Look out for vintage pieces with ombre washes for an eye-catching, on-trend look. Ombre was featured at Jonathan Saunders, Prada and Versus to name just a few, and is a popular effect from the 70s.
If you’re brave, stand out in mix and match pastel toned pieces in colour-block layers. Don’t be afraid to dress from head-to-toe in icy hues. But if you do this, a great way to add depth to your outfit is to add a dose of navy or black. Wear your vintage clothing with a new sporty navy or black jacket from the high street for a modern twist. This way you can nail two new season trends in one – pastels and luxe sportswear!
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Fashion in Casinos
Fashion is such a broad field that it is present on almost all occasions may it be a formal or casual event. That includes fashion in casino floors. Glamorous people come to casinos not just to play but also to flaunt what they got.
In some countries where gambling can be operated legally, casinos require their patrons to wear fancy cotours. Striclty formal. Everywhere you turn your head to you will see Dulces, Pradas, Chinchilla coats and Vercaces. It is like they come not just to gamble but also to flaunt their arcenals. Things are different when you play casino online where you can where just about anything that suits you best while sitting on your couch. More convenient plus less expensive when it comes to garment matters.
In other countries on the other hand, casinos allow their patrons to wear casual attire – more of a layed-back ambience. Imagine playing blackjack while on a floral shirt, khaki jeans and simple black leather shoes, totally opposite of it’s formal counterpart. Ladies can move freely without the worries of killing someones toes with their killer heels, more relaxed. they do not apply the concept of fashion over function.
Wherever you go, fashion is always present. When you go to a simple birthday party, wedding or formal events, it si like what you wear is what matters the most. So it’s better to be updated rather than being left behind.
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