Find Perfect Jeans for Your Big Booty…A Classier You!

Posted by oreo | Accessories, Beauty, Fashion, Fashion Brands | Tuesday 22 June 2010 6:14 am

Purchasing the best jeans for your big butt can be a bit of a pain if you don’t know what styles suit the shape of your … booty.

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8 Tips for Finding the Perfect Jeans for a Big Booty:

1. Stretch is your friend!

By “stretch”, I’m referring to jeans that have a combination of cotton and spandex. No, not a lot of spandex. A little dab will do, we don’t want you looking like you belong in an 80’s workout video! How much? 99% cotton, 1% lyrca is a good blend. Just enough to give. We don’t want it getting all out shape to the point it makes you look like you’re the next size up.

2. Dark colors will brighten your day!

If you’re a truly bootilicious woman, you’re probably conscious about your size on occasion. Wearing light blue is the equivalent of wearing white. You will look at least 50% wider in the hips, if nothing else. We want to embrace our booty – cos, let’s face it, big booty is sexy – but we don’t want people focusing on it too much. Dark blue has a nice slimming effect. I personally recommend avoiding black, as it has a tendency to go yuck when it fades. Not flattering.

3. Buy the smallest jeans with stretch that you can *fit* into.

Yes, you read that correctly. And by “fit” into, I mean get all the way zipped and still be able to walk. I say this because stretch jeans WILL stretch a bit. If you buy your regular size, by the end of the day they will be too big in some areas. If you buy the next size down, they will stretch as well, usually resulting in a nice, sexy mold of your body. I am not recommending you wear skin tight jeans and be uncomfortable. I personally hate that look. I’m recommending you buy a tight-ish fit, bum around your house in them for an evening, and then put them away in a pre-stretched mode. Next time you put them on they should feel nice and form fitting, but not uncomfortable.

4. Stick with a classic Boot Cut

If you have a big booty and you slip into some Skinny Fit, Flare or williamrast_jeriultraskinnyotherwise obviously styled jeans, that is going to draw attention to your jeans, which will only make your booty look bigger. Your best bet is a simple boot cut jean, that straightens your leg and doesn’t draw too much attention to the contrast between thin legs and a big booty. Nor do you want to draw attention to big thighs by wearing something tight around your knee and calves. I see a lot of people recommending a flare leg to even out a big booty and wide hips. My advice is to take each pair of jeans as they come – because this advice often draws people’s attention straight to the waist, hips and thighs – and keeps it there. Which probably isn’t where you want it.

5. Low rise jeans are not as bad as you think.

This style does wonders when you have a normal sized waist, normal hips and thighs, but a big booty. As I mentioned earlier, finding jeans that fit the booty often results in extra material gapping at the waist. Low-rise jeans prevents that for obvious reasons. Just make sure you check the rise – if you are petite from the waist down, a regular low rise jean might still reach your hips, causing the same problem.

6. We want high pockets set close to the center.

You don’t want pockets set low, they will make your booty look saggy. You also want them set close to center, cos the more lateral they appear, the wider your booty will look!

7. And now, the most important part!

The “yoke” is the key factor in the booty coverage. Look at the pic up there and you’ll see a nice example of what I mean. The part below the waist and above your pockets – that strip of fabric there – that’s the most important part of the booty coverage! A lot of jeans have a thin, rectangle shape there, which results in little coverage for the arc of a big booty, resulting in the dreaded plumber style. You want this part to form a wide, soft V shape, coming to a point over your pockets. This will help your butt look more curved from the top, and give it a lifted look.

8. Lastly, my jeans recommendation:

You don’t have to spend 200 bucks on a pair of jeans to get good coverage. I have tried countless brands over the years, and nothing suits my booty like The Gap’s Stretch, Low Rise, Straight waist, Boot Cut jeans. I love them, and they are highly affordable. Do you some booty exercises, and your jeans will look even better. Alright, ladies, go out there and get you come booty lovin’ jeans and don’t forget – real men love curves!

How to Look Like a Victoria’s Secret Model

Posted by oreo | Beauty, Cosmetics, Fashion, Fashion Brands, Lifestyle, Magazine Covers, Models | Monday 21 June 2010 2:51 am

If you’ve ever seen the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, then you will know 82355just how gorgeous and confident the models are. Wanna be like them?

1. Exercise, Exercise, Exercise! At least 60 minutes a day. Some exercises that a few VS models have mentioned are kick boxing, jump rope and jogging. All are very good and burn a lot of calories. Also, try yoga.another remedy, is chair lifts,they get rid of arm fat!

2. Learn to apply makeup well. Get clear skin with a good routine. Apply little to no skin makeup (foundation, bronzer, concealer, etc) Unless you need it, such as you have bags under your eyes, uneven skintone, etc. If youre in a position where you cant wear moderate to heavy makeup such as eyeliner, apply a light shimmery white/cream eyeshadow or highliter in the corners of your eyes for a bright-eyed look, and use the same eyeshadow/highliter on the bow above your lips to make them look more shaped and full. Then apply a light pink shimmery gloss.

3. Eat healthy. Eating healthy will make you feel great, and also make you look great. Try to stay away from greasy foods like French fries, etc. Also try to stay away from sweets and sugar. Stick to fruits, vegetables, complex carbs, and drink a lot of water! But make sure to treat yourself to a small salty or chocolatey treat every once in a while, It’s better than going overboard all at once.

4. Learn how to curl your hair. Unless it’s naturally wavy. You will see that the models have their hair wavy/curly and down.look on youtube for great help. And it’s fairly long. Make sure to get your hair trimmed every once in a while to keep from ugly uneven ends. For accesories in the hair, keep it minimal, maybe to a black or gold headband. But if you have a job that requires hair to be clipped back, wear your hair in a messy bun or high ponytail.

Victoria+Secret+Models+Receive+Key+City+Hollywood+V3CdyOdz7-Cl5. Wear clothes that make you look and feel beautiful. Don’t be afraid of pretty lingerie! But for everyday, try to wear clothes from Victoria’s Secret. Wear things like dark fitted jeans, low heels or cute flats, and cute t-shirts or pastel/white button downs untucked with the sleeves rolled up and the first couple of buttons unbuttoned. Wear simple accesories like a charm bracelet, small dangly earrings or simple studs, or a pendant or locket. Wearing your favorite bra and panties makes you feel really good.

6. Be confident. You are beautiful, so work it!

Dark Poetry

Posted by pim | Fall trend, Fashion, Fashion Brands | Friday 29 January 2010 5:50 am

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A poetically nocturnal palettes with deep black, slate gray, inky blue and deep purple completed by flaming garnet, blushing pink and hallucinogenic green.
Flashes of copper and gold.

Sumptuous materials are deteriorated to evoke the wear of time. Accent on natural mixing “patched” effect. Some ultra feminine materials: dobby silks, quivering acetate etc.

New parade jackets, Rock spirit, Patchwork grunge.

Nocturnal, muffled colors from night blue, cold brown and Cyprus green all
the way to grayed parma and intenser touch of oxblood. Base color remain in the somber register of deep blue, almost black.

Emphasis on sophisticated, warm, light, soft-touch fabris like wool and cashmere blends or brushed and sanded suitings.
Mat or slightly shiny looks for synthetics. Knits are thin and generous.

Wool shawl-collared, dark and strange prints, product focus on bloomer and punk style jacket.

Affos

Posted by took | Fashion Brands, Hair, Models | Friday 9 October 2009 7:11 am

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Valerio Mezzanotti for The New York Times  

Have many peples loved this explosion of Afros, captured during the finale at Louis Vuitton. On the runway have super models walk fashion shows, Designer want models enter affos hair for look like difference and for call attention from visitors.

Madoma for Vuitton, High Street Fashion Week at London

Posted by took | Bag, Fashion Brands, Fashion week | Thursday 8 October 2009 7:24 am

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Madonna for Louis Vuitton A/W 2009, courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Madonna in New Vuitton Ads (WWD)
“Marc Jacobs was so pleased with this spring’s Louis Vuitton campaign featuring Madonna and he was eager to do an encore.  But he want very quickly and want something  different,’ related Antoine Arnault, Vuitton’s communication director.”

Plus-size fashion: style for the fuller figure (Telegraph)
“On Sunday night, as the British soul singer Adele commanded the stage at the Hollywood Bowl, her faultless appearance in a form-fitting, black, silk taffeta, box- pleated cocktail gown was yet another style triumph for fashion’s new generation of plus-size heroines.”

New Bangladesh textile protests (BBC)
“Thousands of textile laborer in Bangladesh have clashed with police for a third consecutive day in a protest over pay and conditions.”

West End to capitalise on London Fashion Week fever (Drapers)
“For Fashion retailers at London’s West End will host a High Street Fashion Week in early September to promote shopping in the capital  to London Fashion Week.”