Karl Lagerfeld suggests this with a new interpretation of boyish charm saying, “Chanel used men’s underwear to make dresses; she had this boyish attitude, in fact it is the very spirit of Chanel. She got it from Boy Capel, the great love of her life, which, incidentally, explains why the new bag is called the Boy Chanel.”
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Thursday, November 8, 2012
BOY CHANEL
I saw this new line on a style blogger's instagram and fell in love. Chanel's new bag line called "Boy Chanel" is inspired by, well, boys. Clean, bold, simple but appealing... who wouldn't love. Here's what Karl Lagerfeld has to say about this collection:
Karl Lagerfeld suggests this with a new interpretation of boyish charm saying, “Chanel used men’s underwear to make dresses; she had this boyish attitude, in fact it is the very spirit of Chanel. She got it from Boy Capel, the great love of her life, which, incidentally, explains why the new bag is called the Boy Chanel.”
Karl Lagerfeld suggests this with a new interpretation of boyish charm saying, “Chanel used men’s underwear to make dresses; she had this boyish attitude, in fact it is the very spirit of Chanel. She got it from Boy Capel, the great love of her life, which, incidentally, explains why the new bag is called the Boy Chanel.”
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
OPULENCE & OSTENTATIOUSNESS
Saturday, October 13, 2012
HOW TO BUY A SUIT!
Sales guys will try and sell you just about anything. Become informed, and you don't have to worry about that.
1) Figure out why you're buying it. Is it for a special occassion? Is it for job interviews? ( in which case you don't want to spend too much) Or do you want it to be versatile? (use the jacket with jeans, etc.)
2) Start at a department store & take a blunt friend with you. Ask for a salesman when you're good and ready (after you've tried on the suit and walked around a bit)
3) Know your size! No, it's not that simple. Everyone has different preferences on how they want their suit to fit. Read on and I'll explain.
4) Shoulder pads should HUG your shoulders & they should NOT protrude beyond yours.
5) You should be able to button the suit comfortably. Conversely, there shouldn't be more than a fist's worth of space between the button and your chest.
6) With your arms hanging straight down, you should be able to cup your fingers under your suit jacket. Shorter styles (which are huge right now) are okay too. It's never okay to have a super long jacket (which can make you look frumpy).
7) Decide how many buttons you want (the two button suit is the most in style right now & has been for years). Not everyone can pull it off, but if you can, go for the ONE BUTTON. It's super trendy and sleek.
8) Know the vent in the back of your suit jacket!
1) Center vent: Classic and modern. Can't go wrong.
2) Side vent: More European-- a little edgier
3) No vent: Just plain wrong! It's not the 80's.
9) ASK for a shirt and tie to try on if you're not wearing them already.
10) Consider the pants. They shouldn't be too high or too low for your taste.
11) If your pants are an inch or so too tight or too large on your waist, the tailor can usually fix them. Any more than that measurement and you're asking for trouble (tailors can't work miracles)
12) The tailor can fix the sleeves and a QUARTER INCH of your cuff should show. Sometimes the jacket also needs contouring to compliment the torso. Don't be afraid to ask for these things. Sometimes there's a roll in the back of the suit jacket (on your upper back near the neck). Ask the tailor to correct this as well.
13) Now the pant break. FULL BREAK, HALF BREAK OR NO BREAK? It's a matter of taste. I prefer no break but you must do a slimmer pant for this. I hate full break. You can do a half break if you're not too comfortable with no break.
1) Figure out why you're buying it. Is it for a special occassion? Is it for job interviews? ( in which case you don't want to spend too much) Or do you want it to be versatile? (use the jacket with jeans, etc.)
2) Start at a department store & take a blunt friend with you. Ask for a salesman when you're good and ready (after you've tried on the suit and walked around a bit)
3) Know your size! No, it's not that simple. Everyone has different preferences on how they want their suit to fit. Read on and I'll explain.
4) Shoulder pads should HUG your shoulders & they should NOT protrude beyond yours.
5) You should be able to button the suit comfortably. Conversely, there shouldn't be more than a fist's worth of space between the button and your chest.
6) With your arms hanging straight down, you should be able to cup your fingers under your suit jacket. Shorter styles (which are huge right now) are okay too. It's never okay to have a super long jacket (which can make you look frumpy).
7) Decide how many buttons you want (the two button suit is the most in style right now & has been for years). Not everyone can pull it off, but if you can, go for the ONE BUTTON. It's super trendy and sleek.
8) Know the vent in the back of your suit jacket!
1) Center vent: Classic and modern. Can't go wrong.
2) Side vent: More European-- a little edgier
3) No vent: Just plain wrong! It's not the 80's.
9) ASK for a shirt and tie to try on if you're not wearing them already.
10) Consider the pants. They shouldn't be too high or too low for your taste.
11) If your pants are an inch or so too tight or too large on your waist, the tailor can usually fix them. Any more than that measurement and you're asking for trouble (tailors can't work miracles)
12) The tailor can fix the sleeves and a QUARTER INCH of your cuff should show. Sometimes the jacket also needs contouring to compliment the torso. Don't be afraid to ask for these things. Sometimes there's a roll in the back of the suit jacket (on your upper back near the neck). Ask the tailor to correct this as well.
13) Now the pant break. FULL BREAK, HALF BREAK OR NO BREAK? It's a matter of taste. I prefer no break but you must do a slimmer pant for this. I hate full break. You can do a half break if you're not too comfortable with no break.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
FALL/WINTER TREND: LEATHER!!!!!!
Don't be surprised if most of the stores you visit this fall/winter have plenty of leather pieces and leather accessories to choose from! It's one of the biggest trends this fall. I like to go the animal friendly route & wear faux leather. It's also much cheaper!
Friday, September 28, 2012
AMAZING SKIN TREATMENT
OK, so I'm no beauty blogger nor do I claim to be a beauty expert. But, I am a consumer who is always striving to better my skin and I've found this facial peel that is too good to keep to myself. It is not like those severe types of peels you can get at the clinic (which I do not like). It literally gets rid of all the dead skin and brightens instantly. I use it about once or twice a week depending on how my skin is doing. The price is a bit steep but TOTALLY worth it. You can pick it up at Sephora or Ulta for about $68.00. It is called the microdelivery peel by Philosophy.
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Dolce & Gabbana 2012: AMAZINGNESS
Inspired by caped priest coats, golden embroidery, choir boy cuffs & religious gorgeousness filled Dolce & Gabbana's fall 2012 runway. I could not help but post about their collection because they have consistently won as my favorite for the past few seasons. AMAZING!!!! So much of Italy's richness in this collection.
Friday, August 24, 2012
FALL TREND 2012: BANGS!!!!!
Blunt bangs appeared all over the runways and magazine covers this season. Celebrities like Katy Perry & Katie Holmes were seen sporting bangs and I was inspired to cut mine! I also saw this trend at the Elie Saab, Versace, and Marni shows. Not only do bangs look great with a bright lip, but they bring attention to a great feature...your eyes! Be careful though... blunt bangs are not for everyone. Those with a small forehead should avoid this look.
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