1. Altuzarra; 2. Chloe; 3. Jason Wu; 4. Ralph Laurel
A comeback from the ‘70s, supple suede emerges as spring/summer must-have fabric in body accentuating shapes and earth tones. Spotted on a myriad of Spring 2015 runways in dresses, classic trench coats, kimono jackets, skirts, culottes and button-up skirts, the soft as buttah luxe material transforms simple shapes into something more sophisticated. The tickling idea that makes this trend worthy of an investment is the fact it can be worn year-round. Wear it all together for a “look” or separately to breathe new life into old basics. Think a wink of sexy without feeling too retro. Team your skirt with a matching top for a monochromatic take on Me Decade, or go for a slouchy silk blouse for a jet-set spin. Sexy, strappy sundress couldn’t feel more of-the-moment. Minimalist sandals, I say flatform will keep the vibe light and plant your feet firmly in the now. For maintenance, invest in a good suede protector spray because unlike its wipe-clean leather cousin, suede is porous and rapidly absorbs the slightest spill that will leave a stain. Check the weather channel for treacherous April showers before leaving the house.
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Fantastic blog! Do you have any suggestions for aspiring writers?
I’m planning to start my own site soon but I’m
a little lost on everything. Would you propose starting
with a free platform like WordPress or go for a paid option? There are so many options out there that I’m completely overwhelmed ..
Any recommendations? Thanks a lot!
Thank you! I’m still learning myself. I had to do a lot of reading online to figure out exactly what I takes to run a blog. Based on the information I have gathered, I believe it is best to for for a paid option rather than free. With a free option, you will have less control over your blog, you run the risk of being spammed, e.t.c. I went with WordPress because it had the template I wanted and I really haven’t had any issue with them. I also use GreenGeeks as my webhost.