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designer – FemSide https://www.femside.com Your Feminine Side Wed, 18 Mar 2020 09:21:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.3.17 A Tribute To L’Wren Scott https://www.femside.com/fashion/fashion-trends/a-tribute-to-lwren-scott/ https://www.femside.com/fashion/fashion-trends/a-tribute-to-lwren-scott/#respond Sun, 30 Mar 2014 10:46:17 +0000 https://www.femside.com/?p=1421 Read More →]]>

Fashion icon, L’wren Scott, tragically passed away recently and it sent shock waves throughout the fashion world, and my heart goes out to all her loved ones and to her partner of ten year, Mick Jagger. As a model, stylist and designer, she will be a real miss to the world of fashion and red carpets may never be the same without her influence.

Long ebony hair and legs that even Naomi must have been jealous of, she was one of the world’s great beauties and her beauty will be greatly missed by so many. As a tribute to her supreme skills as a fashion designer, I have recreated five of my favourite looks form her final collection, Spring/Summer 2014, which was extremely well received at London Fashion Week last year.

Rocking Red

L’Wren was never one to shy away from bold colour, just as this vibrant red ensemble shows with crisp white accessories to break up the red. The mixture of textures adds an extra dimension to the outfit, with leather and tweed working so well together. Legs really do go on for miles with super short shorts and extreme platforms – who is brave enough to try this look out?

Rocking Red: 1) Viyella Tweed Jacket, John Lewis; 2) Yumi Cross-Over Front Shorts, Debenhams; 3) Barts Goulburn Hat, ASOS; 4) Kipling Delphin Small Bag, House of Fraser; 5) White Metal Plate Waist Belt, River Island; 6) Pose Suede Wedges, ASOS; 7) Nail Paint in Bright Red, Barry M.

Mellow Yellow

Daffodil yellow is one of the hottest colours of the season, which is great as it suits all skin tones, however, those with pale skin should choose a really saturated colour to avoid appearing washed out. Break up the colour and add definition to the waist with an interesting belt and elongate the legs with a pair of skyscraper platforms.

Mellow Yellow: 1) Yellow V Neck Scuba Prom Dress, River Island; 2) Swirly T-Bar Platform Shoes, Topshop; 3) Gold Aztec Print Teardrop Earrings, New Look; 4) Daniel Sander Luxury Matte Lipstick in Nouveau, ASOS; 5) Paul Smith London Multi Swirl Skinny Belt, House of Fraser; 6) Carvela Blast Clutch, Debenhams.

The Jumpsuit

Every girl needs to have a jumpsuit in her wardrobe for this upcoming season and although it will be hard to find one as stunning as this striped one from L’Wren Scott, but there are some great monochrome jumpsuits out there. Team with contrasting accessories or shoulder robed jacket to add a pop of colour and add a sun hat for French Riviera chic.

 

The Jumpsuit: 1) True Decadence Cinched in Cami Jumpsuit, House of Fraser; 2) Coral Unfastened Dolman Cardigan, River Island; 3) Floppy Hat in Wool, H&M; 4) Suede Loot Waist Cincher Belt With Bow Detail, ASOS; 5) Faith Cadburys White Heeled Court Shoes, ASOS; 6) Nails in Bittersweet, Topshop.

Smart Tailoring

The L’Wren Scott Spring/Summer 2014 collection was filled to the brim with clean lines and sharp silhouettes as shown in a gorgeous cobalt blue suit. Tomboy tailoring is set to be a key trend over the next few months, so it is worth investing in some well tailored separates, to wear together, or too mix and match. A belt in a contrasting colour will add definition to the waist, and a bright scarf tucked into the jacket will make a bold statement.

Smart Tailoring: 1) Damsel in a Dress Blue Seychelles Jacket, Debenhams; 2) Damsel in a Dress Blue Seychelles Trousers, Debenhams; 3) Fulton Tiny 2 Tile Motif Umbrella; ASOS; 4) American Apparel Red Belt with Gold Buckle, ASOS; 5) Bebo Faux Suede High Heel Platform, Shoebou; 6) Gingham Check Scarf, Topshop.

Eastern Delight

There is nothing wrong with wearing more muted tones in the Spring and Summer seasons, they can be worn all year round, simply add some brighter accessories and show a little but more skin (within reason of course) for a seasonally appropriate look. The kimono has exploded on the high street in the last month and not just to be worn as a cover up at the beach, but to be worn on all occasions.

Eastern Delight: 1) Kimono jacket in Tonal Floral Maroon, Motel Rocks; 2) Link Platform Sandal, Topshop; 3) Leather Obi Waist Belt, ASOS; 4) Zipper Yellow Flower Brooch, Etsy; 5) Fulton Umbrella with Hooked Handle, House of Fraser; 6) Jane Bow Micro Diamond Shirt; TM Lewin; 7) Embroidered Shorts, H&M.

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The Perfect Fashion Tips for the 20-Somethings https://www.femside.com/fashion/what-to-wear/the-perfect-fashion-tips-for-the-20-somethings/ https://www.femside.com/fashion/what-to-wear/the-perfect-fashion-tips-for-the-20-somethings/#respond Sun, 11 Aug 2013 09:08:15 +0000 https://www.femside.com/?p=1705 Read More →]]>

Turning 20 and going through this decade is great. It’s the time for many women to learn more about their fashion sense, decide on makeup styles and start working on that line between the teenage years and maturity. You don’t want to look too young but you don’t want to be too old at the same time and here are some of the perfect fashion tips.

Try Out Stores You’ve Never Been to Before

Don’t get stuck in all the stores that you used to shop in.

Some of the stores that seem “old” actually have some great styles and will be perfect for your needs. There are also thrift stores and charity shops to consider.

Try out the different types of stores and mix and match to create your own fashion style.

Photo: forever21.com

Dresses Are Great for Bridging the Gap

Dresses are an excellent way of bridging the gap between the teens and the 30s. They don’t have to be long or cocktail dress length.

There are plenty of options that stop mid-thigh to give you that in-between stage.

Look for those with lace overlays and in bright colours and use belts and other accessories to keep your own style.

Photo: simplydresses.com

You Can Still Shop in Younger Stores

You can still buy the stuff you did in your teenage years. The trick is wearing it to suit your age.

If you look carefully, you may see women in their 40s, 50s and even 60s shopping in the same section as you! Jackets, tops and trousers are suitable for all ages.

It’s the emblems and detail that you have to look out for.

Photo: zazzle.com

Phase Out Your Younger Clothes

If the clothes don’t fit anymore then you need to get rid of them! If they still fit, try phasing them out.

It will stop you from feeling old before your time and will allow you to enjoy your favourites.

Consider wearing some shorter shorts to bed or when relaxing in your own backyard. You can then phase in the older clothes.

Photo: worldjeanshop.com

Treat Yourself to Designer Clothes

Your clothes will last much longer now so it’s time to look at the best value for your money. Think designer!

As you get older, reward your change in style with some of the designer options around.

It could be a dress that you’ve always loved or a top that is perfect for replacing that strappy bright coloured top in your wardrobe.

Photo: raffaello-network.com (Prada)

Think About Your Shoes

Now it’s time to think about the things you put on your feet. As a teen, you may have switched between sneakers and high heels, depending on the occasion.

Now is the time to invest in comfortable and smart footwear, along with a few heeled choices. Look out for trendy wedges for work or some pretty ballerina pumps for your casual dress.

Photo: shoe-shop.com

Accessorise Carefully

While you don’t want to lose your personality, you need to be careful with the amount of accessories you have.

Opt for a simple chain and a belt. Don’t have the big hooped earrings and large rings that scream young adolescent!

Photo: shop.nordstrom.com

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Top 7 Women Who Have Succeeded and Progressed in Their Chosen Careers https://www.femside.com/work/career-tips/top-7-women-who-have-succeeded-and-progressed-in-their-chosen-careers/ https://www.femside.com/work/career-tips/top-7-women-who-have-succeeded-and-progressed-in-their-chosen-careers/#respond Thu, 25 Jul 2013 10:10:55 +0000 https://www.femside.com/?p=988 Read More →]]> Do you constantly hear that work is still a man’s world? Are you fed up of hearing about the men who have succeeded and built a business from scratch? Well, here are seven women who have done just that. With some determination and skill, you can be just like them.

J.K. Rowling

The first name is one that is famous for the Harry Potter works. She spent years trying to find a publisher to take her works and was rejected more times than many men.

She even went into poverty while trying to create her masterpieces and get them out there. That hard work has paid off.

She is the author of the Harry Potter franchise, which has turned into movies, toys and a theme park! She is now breaking into other areas of writing to continue her success.

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Beyonce-Knowles

Beyonce Knowles

Once part of Destiny’s Child, Beyonce Knowles has reached international stardom as a solo artist. She started when she was just a child, with friends who would sing and dance together.

She has been through breakups, arguments and jealous band members to get to where she is today. Even after having her daughter, she shows no sign of stopping with ad and movie deals.

Coco Chanel

If it wasn’t for Coco Chanel, women would likely still be in the tight and uncomfortable clothes.

Coco managed to get rid of the corsets in fashion and gave women the chance to wear something that they loved. Being born into poverty and being a woman in the late 19th century didn’t stop her.

She brought a man’s style to women’s fashion and was the first to create a jersey for women. She also moved into fragrances; being the first fashion designer to do that.

Photo: biography.com

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Hillary Clinton

Some people may disagree with this but she has definitely proven that a woman can do a man’s job.

She stood by her husband, Bill Clinton, when his affair came to light and has managed to push herself up the career ladder; coming second to Barack Obama in the Democrat leadership vote.

She hasn’t stopped either, with becoming the first female president on her list.

Marie Curie

Marie Curie made science a career choice for women. She also made a breakthrough in cancer treatments with radiotherapy.

She worked day and night to progress in her career, managing to be the first female to become Sorbonne’s Professor of General Physics. She died due to her work – getting leukaemia due to radiation poisoning.

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Madonna

Madonna

Madonna went from leaving home to try and make it in New York to becoming a household name all over the world.

She hasn’t had it easy and it wasn’t an instant number one.

She’s proven that hard work and determination pays off. She’s been through the bad marriages and had to fight for her children but she has made it and continues to progress.

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Rosa Parks

It’s not quite a career but it was a dream.

Rosa was fed up of giving up her seat and being treated like a second-rate citizen because of her colour.

She chose to stand up to “The Man” and refused to stand or move to the back of the bus.

She did go to prison but it started the civil rights movement that she had longed for.

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