February 23, 2012

Popular Fashion Era Costumes

Getting ready for your next costume party, dance or at-home party?

The options for purchasing your favorite go-go boots or tie dyed T-shirt are only minutes away.

Online sources such as costumeexpress.com offer the wearer an upscale party fashion. Other sources for purchase may be your nearest garage sale or consignment shop.

But before you shop, consider the styles typically worn during the era:

1950s clothing for men includes dress shirts, knit sweaters and square toed dress shoes. Women enjoyed wiggle dresses, pencil dresses and sunglasses with flowers.

Clothing for the 1960s includes dress shirts and pullovers for men in colors like pumpkin orange and blue. Try a shag wig to compliment the look. For women, a hippie costume and go-go boots will make you a hit.

Clothing for the 1970s offers men and women endless disco attire. Wear a flower power hippie dress or tux-out in a purple velvet suit.

1980s clothing keeps men in the game with warm up jackets, baseball shirts and Lee Denim Jeans, while women prefer the crop jacket or disco denim jeans.

1990s clothing hits pretty close to home but there is still some variety when it comes to men’s and women’s clothing. Check out  what Nike and Adidas had to offer men and the over-sized sweaters and narrow jeans brought to women.

Getting the best fashion era costume for your event depends largely on you and less on knowing where to purchase them. Get help from online sources who carry everything you need. Or try a thrift store; someone may have just cleaned out their closet.

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What’s Your Favorite Designer Brand?

Finding your personal sense of style and fashion is a lot more than just seeing what you like. There are a ton of little choices that make up your personal style. Sometimes understanding what your view on fashion is can be difficult without any direction. That’s why you need to determine just who your favorite designer is.

It might seem arbitrary, but finding out the answer to the question will help you formulate just what your style is, and it can streamline it, as well. Plenty of people have a designer they can identify with. It’s the one that makes clothes that speak to them. It’s the one that makes the kind of style that is just right for them. You might find a designer that creates clothes that you adore for every occasion.

Picking your favorite designer isn’t always about taking every piece of clothing they have and putting it in your own closet. Let’s face it; you might find that they are pricing some of those clothes way out of your own financial picture. But that doesn’t mean you can’t replicate the style. Try searching on Canada 411 for clothes inspired by that designer, but for a greatly reduced cost.

Your style means a lot to you, and why wouldn’t it? It says something and who you are and how you choose to express yourself. If you can find a designer that speaks to you, then you need to follow that designer and his or her style. It will help you shape how you present yourself.

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