Winter’s most pompous texture is velvet. It’s almost time to pull out those velvet blazers that you thought were a single-occasion purchase. This season not only are we allowed to wear velvet as a casual fabric, but more importantly wear a lot of it. Colors are largely dictated by the frosty weather –navies, emeralds and rich burgundies are en vogue. Total looks are acceptable even for the less daring: go for well-tailored suits or fitted separates. A word of caution to this tale of evening grandeur – velvet doesn’t hide ‘holiday weight’ too well, so portion control is advised.
The drop in temperature doesn’t have to mean a drop in fashion trends also. With designers, world over, introducing new fashion trends every year, it is easy to get confused and commit gross fashion faux pas at social gatherings, especially during the winter season. It is quite a fact that while we all happily go over most fashion catalogues, the winter fashion catalogue is often the one that gets sidelines easily.
If you can relate to it then please remember that winter and autumn fashion trends are equally important; your personal style statement cannot be season-dependent. If you keep your eyes open to fashion shows, magazine and fashion news, you can be well ahead with your fashion choices and create news all the year through. And if you are concerned that such trends change every year then, we have news for you; the change is only temporary as every trend comes back in fashion every few years.
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