Tuesday, 24 May 2016

RIGHT NECKLACE FOR YOUR NECKLINE



The Right Necklace For Your Neckline
a visual guide to necklines
Finding the right necklace to wear with your gown can sometimes be a little daunting.
Often so much energy goes into designing or choosing the perfect gown for your special occasion, that your accessories can get forgotten about.  But your special occasion deserves extra special jewellery.
Jewellery has become the focal point for wedding and formal occasions, as designers are leaning toward simpler gowns, but teaming them with statement jewellery.
Contemporary jewellery is exploding onto the scene.  Don’t be afraid to express yourself through your special piece!
Here are a few tips to help you in choosing the right necklace for your neckline.

Strapless
All styles of jewellery will complement a strapless gown – however, just be aware that a strapless gown exposes a lot of skin & can call attention to your bust if you have a larger chest.
Necklace styles to consider:
*a choker in small, translucent glass beads, crystals & gems:
*an elaborate drop necklace to complement your gown;
Statement Design:
*a black onyx choker for a sleek contrast to a traditional dress.
Take into consideration the embellishment that is  already on your gown & select jewellery that will work with it.

Halter & V-neck
The trick with a V-neck gown is to repeat the shape of your neckline & draw attention to your cleavage.
This makes it perfect for showing off your most treasured pendant.  Make sure the necklace is the optimum length – you need for it to finish about 5 centimetres (2 inches) above the “V”.
Necklace styles to consider:
*a family heirloom;
*a “Y’ drop necklaces in pearl or crystal;
*a strand of beads or pearls;
*alternatively, if you want a little sparkle, look for something special in Swarovski crystal.
Statement Design:
*add a tiara – or twine a hair vine accessory through your tresses – for that extra sparkle!
The designs of the halter neck gown does not really lend itself to a necklace.  If you have chosen a halter neck look for a fantastic pair of earrings that suit the style of your occasion.
If you’re able to carry it off, without feeling self-conscious, you could consider a necklace that falls down your back – the halter provides the perfect opportunity and frame for such a piece of jewellery.

Sweetheart
The neckline on a sweetheart gown is eye-catching all on its own – so be careful not to over-do your accessories – keep it simple.
Necklace styles to consider:
*a princess length necklace;
*a simple choker;
*a gold or silver chain with a delicate drop.
Statement Design:
*add a decorative clasp to your necklace – that way you are still keeping it simple, but added a little glamour.

Scoop
This neckline is another that will be complemented by a variety of necklaces.
Necklace styles to consider:
*a dramatic multi-strand necklace in pearl, gemstone or crystal;
*single or double strands;
*chokers;
*a delicate “Y” necklace;
*a stunning pendant.
Statement Design:
*antique timepieces – think SteamPunk – are the design element of the moment…

Off-the-Shoulder
Again, a dress which will show a lot of skin – but which will let you be as simple or dramatic as you want with your choice of necklace.  Just remember…. select jewellery that complements your fabric and any embellishments on your gown.
Also, you don’t want the necklace to end too close to the neckline of your dress.
Necklace styles to consider:
*chokers can be very flattering.
Statement Design:
*an elaborate collar necklace that complements the embellishments on your gown.

Square
The square neckline really draws attention to your neck.
Necklace styles to consider:
*chokers are particularly stunning – contemplate a wide, multi-strand choker;
*a dramatic single or double strand necklace.
Statement Design:
*cameos and lockets are very in vogue this season.

Bateau
The neckline of a bateau gown is very high, with the back of the gown being either very high or very low.
The height of the back of your dress will help determine the right necklace for you.
Necklace styles to consider:
*if you have a high back, consider a choker.  If this necklace style doesn’t look or feel right, opt for earrings and a bracelet only.
*if you have a low back, consider a lariat or necklace that falls down your back.
Statement Design:
*try cultured freshwater pearls or zircon briolettes, that drape down your spine.



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Saturday, 21 May 2016

RAINY SEASON IS HERE

THE RIGHT WAY TO DRESS THIS RAINY SEASON



There are few things worse than getting caught in the rain without notice. Hopping around in soggy socks, muddy shoes and drenched clothes can put a damper on what should be a bright day.

Although rain can be incredibly challenging to dress for in a country like Nigeria where summer clothing stay in fashion all-year-long, there are tips for getting that simple, smart rainy day look.


Keep it sturdy in dark colours

At this time of the year, wearing white shoes may not be the best choice. To stay clean all day, pair darker coloured pants with shirts or dresses. Go for black, as it will show little signs of debris. Long-sleeved outfits and lightweight sweaters in quick-to-dry materials should also be a frequent choice, especially when living in a city like Lagos where the cloud turns dark at the snap of a finger.

Stay dry in longer jackets

Ever been walking in the rain and seen a car splatter water on everyone using the side walk? Upsetting right? Exactly! While the umbrella can fend some of the rain away, it can’t cover the entire body, so try a jacket for full protection. Since classic trench coats are not popular this side of the Atlantic, a trendy mid-thigh jacket will shield the body just fine.



Wear comfortable boots

Traditional rain boots can look a little awkward on the streets of Nigeria especially as rubber does not breathe as well as other materials such as leather and can leave your feet feeling smelly. However, it helps to stick to covered shoe-styles that are short and sleek to keep the feet out of puddles.

Carry the right accessories

If well selected, accessories can be a lifesaver on a wet day. Trade in soft leather handbags for an all-weather nylon-based satchel, invest in a strong umbrella and tone-down the number of metal jewelry to prevent them from rusting quickly.
 
CREDITS: Jovago