Racewear is an unusual genre of fashion, and it has only one real platform for expression: a race day. Whether it’s your aesthetic or not, you have to give it credit for its originality and creative direction, which can often influence trends in other areas of dressing.
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The palette for the season boasts strong colours. In the spotlight are sunset tones from yellow to bright reds, deep greens and shades of blue. And these colours aren’t planning to just sit idly by as accent accessories; they will boldly stand on their own merits, ready to ‘hero’ your outfits.
Though we are still up to our ‘uggies’ in cold rainy days and in need of warm apparel, we’re also feeling a strong desire for bright colours, fresh flowers, sunshine and making a to-do list of tasks.
As much as I aspire to wear a cute bikini or pour myself into a smooth pair of leather pants, I don’t think I’m going to wear them well. Staying real is ok.
Believe it or not, winter is upon us. It’s a bit of shock to the system, and we have had a huge delay in pulling the boots and coats out of the cupboard. So why am I excited?!
On May 20th, 1873, a global fashion icon was born: denim jeans! This indigo-dyed cotton fabric has become a major player in the fashion world. Now, with so many styles, colours, and shapes available, where do you even start?
Pretty florals, graphics and textured fabrics like lace and tweed take centre stage this autumn.
Wearing well-styled clothing can command power and drive confidence. It is definitely worth celebrating.
The colour red is always in fashion denoting power, confidence, prosperity, purity and is often linked to royalty and status.