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Enjoy The Softness of Velvet in Winter 2011
Long ago ceased to be velvet fabric a favorite of the season of winter … until now! Because you can choose your clothes in velvet from a variety of styles that ranges from vintage to chic.
This trend was reflected in some catwalks. The Spanish designer Jesús del Pozo presented at Cibeles Madrid Fashion Week their autumn / winter 2011-2012, which included velvet as part of their sets. His proposal, with the return of such fabrics and designs, was ranked by critics as a journey in time.
Also, the Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli opted for the velvet in the parade of Fashion Week in Milan Fall / Winter 2011 to 2012 . Of course playing with different fabrics such as lace, chiffon, taffeta and silk. But what was absolutely clear is that the “Velluto” velvet in Italian, is one of the fabrics used for bags, trousers, dresses and skirts.
Dolce & Gabbana was not far behind and brought out some beautiful dresses in velvet drapes, part of his collection for autumn and winter 2010-2011. In addition D & G showed the versatility of this fabric with casual and detailed models borrowed from menswear. Notes buttoned vest and jacket with satin lapels bearing the model right.
In other latitudes, specifically in the New York Fashion Week , velvet also conquered the catwalks. Ralph Lauren surprised with their autumn / winter 2011, eastern and inspired dresses made ??in corduroy. Other designers like Alexander Wang, Zac Posen, Diesel Black Gold and Diane Von Furstenberg also made ??use of velvet and showed that the recovery of the fabric is pure trend.
And the Mount Olympus Fashion velvet straight down to the more affordable brands. Zara, Juicy Couture, Mango and Stradivarius are some of the clothing companies that decided to opt for casual corduroy as material for cold weather. You know, the velvet back and with it the accessories made ??from the same cloth. See handbags, gloves, boots and even ballerinas made ??with soft velvet.
Go ahead and get some piece of velvet. Let yourself be conquered by the texture and warmth that gives this winter corduroy.
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Combining The New Handbags and Shoes of Mango
Let’s be honest, we love shoes and handbags, they never have enough! When buying a new pair of shoes we thought, “I need a portfolio to match.” And when you buy a book … it happens to us exactly the same!
And it is this desire and search for new acquisitions that I present the new that brings Handle bags and shoes, and also give them a few tips on how to combine them. A portfolio with different shoes helps us to have different looks for different purposes.
The colors that stand out are dark orange, almost ocher in contrast to the camel, the color of the season. Portfolios, if they are full color, has some detail that garnish, a flower or a bow. Portfolios that have textures and designs are not recharged, making them easier to combine.
In addition, bags are small and long leash, leave aside the large portfolios at the moment and we use pouches that can be hung or folded side, and serve to bring what is necessary in a super fashion.
Combining portfolio heeled shoes always gives you a more formal and sophisticated look. The ocher-colored pouch can be combined with both boots camel or red color. You choose according to your outfit and the quote you must meet.
For a more casual and relaxed look, as for shopping or a day trip with friends or family, you can use the pretty orange purse with a design combining Balerina (both have a bow) or espadrilles with platform.
This other model portfolio may be combined with different types of footwear. As suggested in the image. The studs may be attached to a dress and the other shoes to wear trousers or even a jean for a more casual look.
Mango on a virtual catalog and in stores in your city offers you the chance to see all these designs and choose the one you like. And of course, if you buy a pair of shoes, leaving with a wallet, right?