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Favorite Pink Dress

The adults used to say to us "Pink to make the boys wink", and traditionally its always been a lovely feminine colour regardless of current fashion trends.

When you wear pink you will feel relaxed about your femininity, and it is a colour of love also so it works well when worn in romantic situations. Even in the work situation pink can be quietly assertive.

There has been a resurgence of pink on the catwalks this season and also in the shops, which yet again is another sign of fashion
wanting to be brighter and lighter during the economic difficulties.

Now with this season's colour blocking trends you have a choice of matching the more girly pinks against the bolder, striking shades of pink. This can be done with a fantastic effect both with other shades of pink as well as other colours.

Looking at New York's Fashion week in spring, the overall feel was kind of sweet, retro with free and easy feminine.


A pink dress is the perfect addition to any wardrobe, and if chosen cleverly should stand the test of time.


Choose a pink dress that accentuates the tone of your skin and the colour of your hair. Look for a flowing, smooth line that can adapt easily to different trends with jewellery, hair accessories and belts.

Ideally choose a dress that has the flexibility to dress up or dress down. Materials such as cotton, jersey, lycra or blends work well. Depending on your personality and lifestyle you may wish to go for floral prints, or bold print, plain pinks or contrast colour blocking.

The softer shades of pink are salmon pink and variations of this shade, whereas fuschias and hot pinks are vibrant options.

So mix in with your chosen pink shade and style, the latest dress styles, such as asymmetrical or cocoon hem. Or choose a clasically feminine ditsy pink print summer dress.

Forget about the traditional association with children and being too young, this season opens up the possiblity to wear pink in new ways. It is no longer necessary to wear pink and be too much of a "nice girl."

Now it's time to wear pink in style, but with some frivolity at the same time if you like!

There are two distinct shade categories; the romantic and the bright and fizzy.

The trick is to have not too much little girly, sickly sweet pink so to balance this out with accessories or colour blocking. Less is more, and the same applies when your main shade is the fizzy, bright pink. Mute this down with a paler shade somewhere in your outfit, whether it be the clothes, shoes or jewellery.

Accessories are always a key ingredient in your successful fashion outfit, so sometimes the easiest way to embrace pink can be with complementary accessories.

Don't forget that there is also a huge range of pinks in make up around, and these make-up shades go from wonderfully bold shades which are great in lipsticks
or nail polish, to the more dewy variations.

Enjoy being pretty in pink.

Evergreen Classic Prom Dresses

As a teenage girl in high school, it’s on of your dreams to feel stunning, classy and gorgeous on your prom night and most if not al wouldn't mind becoming the prom queen. If this is the case then prom dress plays a big role of achieving this.

If you want to convey the sweet and innocent image, then you would like to go for the traditional "Princess" prom dress.
But if you want the cure, fun and flirty look, then its 50's fashion that you’re looking for.

Why Plan An After Prom Party

From the time I enrolled my daughter in elementary school it seemed that the world was out to ruin her innocence. Her know-it-all six year old friends with older brothers and sisters shared the world's reality with her on a daily basis. And I, who was happy living in the land of talking stuffed animals, was in no hurry to debate the concept of Santa Claus.

Unfortunately, that age of innocence doesn't last long enough. Whether we like it or not, reality plops itself on the sofa in our living room and sits there while our children struggle through adolescence. About the time that we're able to find some common ground, they're talking to us about claiming their independence and graduating from high school.

If there's one thing I've discovered in parenting, it's that we can protect our children from many things when they're under our roof. Once they're out of sight however, their own their own. Of course, this doesn't necessarily mean anything bad will happen; unless they're with one of those know-it-all friends they've known since the first grade.

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Picking The Right Short Prom Dress For You

Picking The Right Short Prom Dress For You

One of the most important moments of a young girl's life is attending her high school prom. For an occasion as special as this, you will want to pay extra close attention to finding the perfect dress. The better you know your body type, the easier it will be for you to find the perfect dress.

It has been the custom for girls to have long prom dresses that came to the ankle or lower. But more recently, long dresses have made way for shorter varieties. A short prom dress is now perfectly acceptable as a stylish choice for your prom. A short dress can be just as classy and polished looking as a longer dress.

If you are looking for a short prom dress, it is important for you to remember that not every style of dress will look good on your body type. Dress shapes are as unique as body types; finding the dress that is perfect for you can be challenging. Three of the most-recognized body types are the athletic, the hourglass, and the pear shape.

If you are athletic and have muscular legs, you can show them off with a short prom dress. To flatter your athletic shoulders, choosing a dress with spaghetti straps is a great strategy. Anyone with an hourglass figure should want to accentuate their curves.