Fashion 2015: Must have items for Summer

Fashion 2015 - Summer is coming. It's time to go around streets, fashion webs, blogs,.... to find out the summer trends this year. Summer fashion 2015 have a lot of choices for everybody with various style.

The below items should be in your summer wardrobe. They are basic fashion ones and never out up dated. Now check out and choose the best things that suit for you.

A Striped Shirt

A Striped Shirt is still hot in summer fashion 2015. Let's start off with an easy one—a striped shirt. Yes, it's big for  fashion 2015, but it's also so classic that we plan on keeping the look in rotation forever. Style it with everything from a party skirt to blue jeans. Start a collection with your favorites and it will quickly become an obsession. 

A line skirt

A line skirt is "a friend" you should dress when going picnic or go office. It brings active and charming for you. Wear your denim a-line skirt with a simple white shirt and tan leather wedges. You can mix other clothes with it easily.

Bucket bag

The bucket bag is a core silhouette continued this season with Louis Vuitton making a strong statement with their appliques, embossing and metal accents giving a new look to the bag. The bucket bag also reduces its shape, becoming a more condensed version of what has previously been seen, with the exception of Dior and Moschino, who drift toward a much larger carryall shape.

 

 

Cropped top

The cropped top is major direction in both woven and knit tops this season, and various shapes appeal to the womenswear market. The item is featured in diverse themes ranging from athletic-inspired Phys Ed to minimalist White Collar. Newer options range from racy bra tops to fitted midriff styles. Otherwise, boxy or dropped shoulders are favored styling details on mid to longer cropped lengths.

 Flower Short

Cool-girl cutoff shorts should be one of your staples this season. Choose between a solid-colored or patterned pair, but if you ask us, we think these floral Romance CutOff Shorts by Nastygal, $75, nastygal.com, are pretty sweet.

Wedding Trend 2015: Natural and Simple

Wedding trends 2015 - There are a lot of romantic choices for couples.. This year, wedding trends 2015 is the rise of nature theme and outside party. Check out the best wedding trends 2015 and decide if they fit in with the concept of your wedding.

British Inspiration

With “Downtown Abbey” becoming a huge cultural phenomenon, more and more weddings are taking cues from traditional and elegant British events.

Lace is a big part of it, but so are hanging floral centerpieces and dining al fresco. Add a few Victorian touches to your nuptials and you’ll manage to create an elegant look on a budget.

Peace, Love and Macrame

If your style is totally laid-back and casual, use boho-chic music festivals, like Coachella, to inspire your wedding. Think: a backyard or open-field setting, complete with kitschy details like striped tepees, cocktail hour lounges and picnic-style dining. Keep the colors bright and festive, yet earthy (try sunny yellow and teal paired with terra-cotta). Must-have elements include hand-drawn maps with your invitations and fun, not fussy, wording on your invites (instead of "accept" write "you in?") to really drive home your theme. For the fashion, a gauzy and modern take on the bell-sleeve wedding dress evokes a '70s, Woodstock vibe. Intentionally mismatched bridesmaid dresses will keep the look effortless and easy.

 

The Flowers

Photo Credit: Tracey Sanders

Top blooms. English roses, peonies, hydrangeas, dahlias and ranunculus continue to be go-to favorites among brides. “They’re dramatic, they’re romantic and they’re versatile, so they look perfect whether you’re planning a traditional affair or something more relaxed,” says New York City event planner Shawn Rabideau.
Gaga for greenery. “My brides can’t get enough greenery,” says Laesser-Keck. Herbs like rosemary and mint, lemon leaf, magnolia leaf, ivy, smilax and maidenhair fern are being strung together and used in surprising ways — as table runners or chair swags, to frame cocktail menus, to redefine tent ceilings or to give chandeliers a soft edge.
Fresh pickings echoing the farm-to-table trend in dining, brides are building their arrangements around seasonal blooms that are grown locally or at least regionally. it’s not only budget-savvy, but it also lends itself well to the “just picked” effect that’s also trending.

Photo courtesy of Flower Blossom Farm

Free-spirited arrangements rather than building arrangements around one flower or one color, florists select blooms that look like they were plucked from the same wild garden, or that fall within a color palette, placing non-floral items — such as berries, fruit, acorns, even paper cutouts in the arrangement. the finished look is unstructured but magical.
Look up. Centerpieces are no longer confined to the center of the table. in fact, clever brides will be hanging their showcase blooms from above — no more peeking around a tall vase to talk to your table partners! Floral chandeliers are another way to give your space an ethereal feel, whether indoors or out.

How to make a Mermaid Braid

How to make a Mermaid Braid - It's very simple and easy to do with following steps. You can make a mermaid braid greatly.

So named because it’s wide and flat like a mermaid’s tail, there are as many variations on this braid style as there are fish in the sea. No matter how you choose to style it, the general technique is the same: a very fine French braid, incorporating delicate strands of hair into the plait as it flows elegantly down your back or over one shoulder.

How to make a Mermaid Braid: simple and pretty

Although Mermaid braids LOOK complicated, the truth is that they’re actually really easy: all you need is our simple how-to guide and some practice! If you’ve got the French braid technique down, you’ll have no issues embracing your inner Ariel. Our favorite way to wear this was inspired by Blake Lively: slightly messy and over to one side, and perfect for under winter hats.

(As with the French braid, we recommend you NOT do this in a mirror when you’re just starting out. Mirrors can be confusing when you’re mastering a new braid technique; you’re better off going by feel at first.)
How To make a Mermaid Braid:
1. Deep part your hair to one side, pulling all the hair over to the “heavy” side (the side that has the most hair from the deep part on it).
2. Divide out a 2″ section of hair on the “heavy” side towards the back of your head.
3. Split this section into three equal pieces for braiding.
4. Cross the back strand over the center strand, then the front over the center strand. This is just like how you’d do a regular braid.
5. Cross the back strand over the center again, this time incorporating a narrow piece of hair from the back (below where the braid began) in with the section you are crossing over.
6. Cross the front strand over the back strand, now adding in another narrow section of hair from directly in front of the braid.
7. Keep repeating these steps, pulling in small pieces of hair and adding them to the braid until the plait reaches the end of your hair.
8. Secure the braid with your hair tie of choice. Voila! You’re ready to charm the handsomest sailors who ever sailed the Seven Seas.

Fashion Trend 2015: top items you should wear

Fashion trend 2015 has a spectacular comeback of the old ones but it still is very unique and attracting. Fashion trend 2015 will bring a lot of elegent and charming choices to shine everywhere. 

Let's go around Fashion weeks and street style on the first days of year to find out the hot fashion trend 2015 !

Fashion week 2015

Flares

Fashion Trends 2015: Flares is one of favorite items

Take a break from the skinny silhouette and pull on some flares instead. Elongate your legs by wearing them with high heels or chic wedges.  Flares make you have charming look.

Cool-Girl Gingham

Gingham prints aren't anything new, but for Spring fashion trend 2015, designers are honing in on a new way of presenting them. Presented in a range of colors that best any picnic tablecloth, they're likely to find fans beyond the more traditional wearer. Anything but precious, this print — whether blown up in size or sexed up in sheers — is primed for a street-style-worthy comeback. 

The '70s Vibe

 

If you feel like reliving the last days of disco, now is the time to do it. Designers looked to the decade that brought us Saturday Night Fever for inspiration this fall, which means lots of flares, as we mentioned, plus knits and boho silhouettes. Can you dig it? 
 

Out-of-the-Ordinary Animal Prints

Leopard print, although a classic, was a big trend on the Fall 2014 runways. This season, though, it's all about the wildlife less ordinary. Chameleons and creepy crawlers – from crabs and scorpions to seahorses and jelly fish – found their way onto sweet dresses, and instead of tiger stripes, gowns showcased the face of the beasts.

Street style 2015 

Street style, more so than the red carpet or any other celebrity stomping ground, is the largest indicator of whether last season's runway trends have actually taken off—or if the style set has simply gone rogue. See the top 8 ideas that reigned on the streets of New York, London, Milan and Paris.

Fringe Factor

 

A leading trend on the Fall 2014 runways, boho-leaning showgoers embraced the look with fervor.

 

 

Loyal Fans

 

The bag most likely to succeed was Chloe's Drew bag in any range of fetching hues, while the shoe of choice was Stella McCartney's towering brogues—some star spangled, some not.

 

Not Over It

 

Overalls are surprising purely for their staying power. Girls continued to embrace the all-in-one—and look concurrently cool and playful at the same one.