Kitten Heels

Kitten heel is again on the rise! Like any other wardrobes, foot wears and accessories Kitten heels is back (or better yet referred to as “is resurrected from the 50’s and is brought to the modern world). It maybe a step – sister to the ugly heel family but mind you, people will wear it [preferably women], and you will be seeing lots of them this 2011! It’s not ugly anymore but rather “hot”.

Keeping up the Kitten Trend:

While you could whack a kitten heel onto virtually any type of shoe and say it's a la mode, that would be something of a stretch. As a 2010 and 2011 shoe trend the kitten heel is linked quite firmly to the return of the silhouettes of the 50s and 60s: from the full-skirted prom styles to the figure-hugging sheaths, the kitten heel is a natural partner for any Mad Men-esque outfit.

As such:

·         Look to shoes that are dainty, yet sophisticated. That means kitten heels with pointed toesare preferable.

·         Feminine details like bows can add to the effect but keep it relatively simple and don't overdo the girlyness.

·         If you want a pair that will work for both modern and retro-inspired ensembles, go for pairs that are simple and minimalist. Try leather pairs in neutral tones, earthy tones or shades like grey or black.

(fashionisng.com)

Clogs are in!

Clogs? What is that? Well the moment one hears it, it entails with it discomfort and awkwardness! Buta whaola, clogs is in this spring of 2011!

Well if you wanna be in disregard discomfort and just be in with the style. As they say fashion knows no comfort, and as TYRA would emphasize, feel the pain and project strong beauty in it! There are lots of clogs to choose to so choose those clogs that would give you less discomfort and more style!

Chanel Clogs

Chanel clogs

Louis Vuitton clogs

Cat's Eye-Glasses: The Return

Wardrobes have been resurrected from the 50’s so do accessories! What I mean is that cat eyeglasses is the new must have accessory this 2011! The trend towards '50s sunglasses continued on the spring 2011 runways: from the extreme retro frames at Giles Deacon and Jeremy Scott through to subtle cat eye shapes at the likes of Paul Smith, Tommy Hilfiger, and Twenty8Twelve.

It does not mean it’s in you’ll wear it in an instant! Take note that there are some factors to consider upon wearing these. Generally speaking a cat eye frame with rounded-out edges will work wonders for a square face or diamond shaped face. A round face can benefit from sharper edges, or large frames that curve upwards subtly. All that said though, the rules are never hard and fast: the best option is always to try, try, try on pairs until you work out what's right for your face shape and hairstyle. And another thing to consider, wear it with confidence!