October 22nd, 2009
Posted by Veronica Valter
Winter is a season when you want and need to look good. Health is above fashion of course but you can look elegant in any weather if you know how to choose and combine clothes. You can be well-dressed and warm at the same time!
Here are 5 tips for you to use when choosing your winter outfits:
Tip 1: Opt for warm clothes for the upper part of your body
To keep warm you need to choose good items to dress your upper part. The main thing is to choose the right fabric and length to avoid fatter look.
Find a top with long sleeves that narrow to wrists. This can be a silky blouse or the one of another flimsy material. Don’t wear tops with wide wrist area even if those are top trendy. Cold wind can go inside and you might catch a severe chest cold.
Don a sweater or a clinging shirt over the blouse. What is important here is that the bottom part of the sweater/shirt shouldn’t be wide either, because you will look fatter. Those women who like wearing cashmere and wool know that properties of the material are what matter not the thickness of it.
Tip 2: Wear sexy but warm lingerie
If your lingerie is all the way covered with the clothes it doesn’t mean you can wear something horrible down there. Don’t sacrifice your femininity to the cold. It’s possible to find sexy but warm underwear.
Tip 3: Keep your feet warm
If you wear trousers don thin tights underneath. The best fabric for winter trousers is wool. And trousers should be tight-fitting.
If you prefer skirts, opt for warmer tights. And of course the longer the skirt the warmer you feel. Forget about skirts which widen to the bottom. Straight design is the best.
No matter what you choose, trousers or a skirt, you should wear a good pair of high boots which can protect your feet and ankles from the cold. Opt for high boots of the same color as your skirt or trousers.
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January 12th, 2009
Posted by Veronica Valter
Many women dream about having a big bust and they will never understand those who complain that it causes plenty of problems. Though it actually does.
And it does affect woman’s life greatly. Yes, it looks really nice and men like it but there are some situations when you just don’t want to own such a treasure.
For example, when choosing garments. Here I’m going to give you some advice on how to make your breast look gorgeous but not too huge.
1. Pay particular attention to the bra selection. Remember that it shouldn’t make your bust look bigger or compress it too much so that you have bulges on your sides.
Prefer molded bras without any pads that provide a push-up effect. For a better support choose the bra with wide straps. Try each bra you buy because you can run the risk of purchasing the wrong size.
2. No tops with thin straps are for you unfortunately. Flattering neckline is important when you have a full breast. The best choice is a deep V-neck.
It can make your body look longer and bust smaller. Another variant is a sweetheart neckline. Avoid Sabrina and jewel necklines.
Scoop or square necklines are possible decisions too but you better try the items on before buying.
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November 27th, 2008
Posted by Veronica Valter
Winter is nearly with us and I feel really envious to those of you who are lucky to live in warm countries where the climate allows wearing shorts and tops all year round.
For those who are less fortunate and feel crazy about wearing warm garments I decided to write this small post about how to look professional even in the coldest weather.
To protect ourselves from all those cold winds, frosts and snow we try to don as many clothes as possible and often forget about the necessity of looking good at work.
Of course, winter brings its changes into your wardrobe but you can look well at any season. Here are a few pieces of advice that will help you to keep warm and look right.
1. Sweater is a must-have for winter. And you can look professional wearing it! Try to choose plain sweaters of one colour or several ones. Among perfect styles are: cardigans and V-necks.
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