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New Design Women s Leather Fashion Trend 2011

It’s no secret that the leather has become the choice of every person in the world, and leather has adorn wardrobe all of us. As fashion trends 2011, leather has become to a higher level
Leather on the fashion trend 2011 can fill all parts of clothing, leather can be on pants, skirts, shorts, coats, capes, vests. Even the leather can also be found on the jumpsuit.
If the leather bags and leather belts only is not a new thing, in fashion trend 2011 leather will be a lot of adorn accessories, for example belt pouch
Please take a look New Design Women’s Leather Fashion Trend 2011 as a reference in how to use leather fashion

New Design Women s Leather Fashion Trend 2011

Lingerie as Outerwear Women s Fashion Trend

Lingerie as Outerwear

The last time we saw a shift towards lingerie as outerwear was the 1980s, and while I exude a general disdain for that decade I can't help but admit that certain fashion elements which emerged from it do have a place in this decade and the next. And so it is that we see various pieces of underwear return to the fore as outwear to feature amongst 2009 and 2010 fashion trends. And in many ways this may become one of the ubiquitous fashion trends; one that is transseasonal, and one that emerges as we pay fresh attention to tights and stockings as a feature piece, and not just an accessory, courtesy of the ripped stockings trend
Of all the looks to emerge around underwear as outerwear, exposed stay-ups and suspenders are inarguably the most risque and the most difficult to pull off. But that hasn't stopped the most daring of women trying, and I've already spotted it on the streets, in street style blogs, and on the celebrities such as Mischa Barton (see more updates on who has worn it below).

Though difficult to pull off, thanks to a come-back of patterned-stockings and tights women have a huge array of options. Take, for instance, Agent Provocateur's snake stay-ups whose snake-motif will distract from the fact that these are indeed stay-ups.
One thing I would say in this area: avoid wearing stockings as outwear. Yes, Sienna Miller got away with it at the New York after-party of Factory Girl. But there are two points to make here: the first is that it already looks dated, the second is that she is Sienna Miller. And it's the second point that allowed her to get away with it.

Lingerie as Outerwear Women s Fashion Trend

Lingerie as Outerwear Women s Fashion Trend

Military fashion 2011

Military fashion 2011

Military remained one of designers' favorite trends, and therefore, it is back again for fall/winter 2010-2011. However, this season military means chic, fashion designers choosing khaki and gray in order to reflect this special particularity of the army style.
This season, everything is about military chic. In fact, “chic” is the word describing almost all fashion trends for fall/winter 2010-2011. As for the military color scale, there is one that stands out among all the others: khaki.
Fatigues, heavy boots, military jackets are some of the key elements of this season's army style. Influences of the 20th century uniforms can be observed. Coats and jackets have strongly emphasized shoulders, with big functional or decorative buttons, military overalls and cargo pants, caps and boots, and a lot of khaki.

As we have seen, this season, khaki is everywhere, replacing the maroon that was frequently seen on the catwalks in the past seasons. Everybody should be happy for the success of khaki over maroon, as this is one color that flatters blondes, brunettes, and redheads too. Military chic, with khaki as dominant color, can be seen in the Burberry Prorsum collection that sweetens the looks a little bit matching military jackets with lace dresses. Besides khaki, Burberry Prorsum proposes bolder colors, such as blue neon and green, for their military jackets. At Marc Jacobs, the military jacket is shorter and buttoned up for a more masculine look

Military fashion 2011

Military fashion 2011

70s fashion women's 1970s fashion trend

70s fashion women's 1970s fashion trend

We all want that vintage vibe in our wardrobe. That essence of an era gone by. And we want to cherry pick the sleekest, sexiest, and most stylish looks from it. Of late that's given us fashion choices that have included the best of the 20s and 30s, seen the rebirth and fading of an 80s come back, and we're just about to do it all again. But this time, its the 1970s that are due for a reinterpretation.

While '70s fashion is making waves and sure to continue on as a 2011 and 2012 fashion trend, let's not forget that there are several variants. And you know what that means; all the more ways to get lots of wear out of your key seventies pieces, by taking them from '70s boho to a more sophisticated look.

There's an underlying confidence to this trend that's key. Even the more demure looks need to be carried off with an air of sexuality and a sort of defiant independence. There's a boldness. It's in the addition of that floppy felt hat, those exotic jewels, that super-high pair of platforms. At night time the hint can snowball into a statement: think Bianca Jagger at Studio 54 in a slinky gown, ivory cigarette holder in hand, and you've got the picture. Read on for tips for both day and night time looks.

By day it's all about clean yet voluminous silhouettes, and earthy '70s colour palettes. Look for:

High waisted wide-leg pants or flares, smartly belted in.
Neat bow-blouses, especially ones with billowing or bishop sleeves. Particularly great are fabrics like silk and satin.
Roll neck sweaters tucked into pants or skirts. Add to the '70s effect by layering over beaded necklaces or a vest.
For those more daring, a pair of hot pants are the ultimate '70s item.
A smart printed jumpsuit is another great alternative.

By night the '70s sophisticate turns into the ultimate socialite, with look-at-me shimmering fabrics and cuts that either tightly hug or sensually drape over the body.

Choose high sheen fabrics with a '70s disco-inspired edge, like lurex or silk; anything with a metallic thread.
Add a ruffled neckline under a brocade blazer or tuxedo jacket, paired with a sharp pair of pants.
Long, slinky gowns with draping, low necklines or dress slits are the ultimate in '70s night time glamour.