Fall/Winter 2010 Fashion Trends
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Time passes so quickly that the seasons seem to meld together. Now that the temperatures are beginning to drop its time to dust of your warm weather fashions! We have put together a Fall/Winter 2010-2011 fashion trend guide to make sure you and your wardrobe are fresh and cutting edge.
The biggest fashion accessory of this Fall is the shoulder. Whether exposed or padded you need to know how to adorn this fabulous feminine asset. Skinny Jeans and leggings are still all the rage. Wear them clean or paired with a sexy pair of knee-high boots to make an unforgettable entrance.
Fall marks the bold relinquishment of some long held tenants of fashion. Along with the zipper and open toe shoes, shorts abandon the sunshine and can be found paired with textured tights and over the knee socks for Fall/Winter. The jumpsuit also makes its way into the fall. Best paired with your favorite pair of ankle booties and a bold oversized belt. Forget fashion faux pas and explore your own individual style.
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1) Strong Shoulders Make a Fashion Statement
Whether it's inspiration comes from military jackets, the 80"s or the foot ball trend, one thing is for sure: All eyes are on the shoulders this fall/winter season. The look can range from simple detail around the shoulder to full-exaggerated sculpted shoulder pads. You will see this trend mostly in blazers and edgy dresses, two essential fashion pieces for the fall.
The main style tip to be aware of when finding accessories or garments to compliment shoulder pad pieces is to keep it simple. The shoulders speak loudly enough, so make them grab the attention and keep everything else to a minimal.
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2) Shorts Are The New Winter Essential
Shorts, those warm weather essentials, are everywhere for the fall. In chunky wool or boy short denim, they offer a playful take on the tomboy trend. A perfect way to transition your shorts from summer to winter is paired with your favorite tights or even thigh high knit socks. The key to pulling this look off with sophistication is proper pairing of layers and textures. Don't be afraid to mix it up a little. A shrunken boyfriend blazer, a wrapped scarf, layered thigh high socks and your favorite edgy ankle booties. Own it girl!
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3) Leggings and Skinny Jeans Makes The Seasonal Transition
Skinny jeans are a fashion staple this season paired with your favorite open toe ankle booties or slinky knee high boots. The new kid on the block this winter is the legging. You can be safe and stick to basics or go wild with beautiful bold prints and sequined embellishments.
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4) Jumpsuits And Playsuits / One Piece Anything's!
Jumpsuits make a smart and sophisticated statement this fall. Look for crisp or flowing fabrics, cuffed hems and cinched waists. Layers again are the key to this fashion trend. This look is best paired with wide belts, bold statement jewelry and edgy ankle booties. Basic colors work best as they lay a neutral palette for the look. Billowing harem style pants are hot as well as gathered-in-ankles.
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5) The Cold Shoulder Is Hot This Fall!
Long Legs and shapely waistlines are often a girl's best fashion accessory, but if neither are your strongest features, or your after something a little less cliche but equally sensual, look to your shoulders and indulge in the one-shoulder or single shoulder trend this fall. A little bit of an asymmetrical look is a good thing when it's not overdone. Look for tops or dresses with one-shoulder styling as the only asymmetrical detail, and you will have a sleeker look that will emphasize your shoulders and the neckline.
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6) Zippers Are Both Functional And Fashionable This Fall
Who would have thought a zipper could say so much! The exposed zipper trend is still going strong this fall season. Designers have incorporated industrial zippers into diagonal lines, patterns, pockets and even shoes. Whether you want your look to say, "I'm a tad bit naughty," very sexy or super stylish there is a zipper to suit your distinct personality. The exposed zipper can transform any traditionally feminine piece into a dramatic fashion statement.
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