Definite kinds of fashion trends

Punk over the years has incorporated lots of subcultures and substyles. Irrespective of these, the core is always a sense of rebellion and controversy; something meant to shock. In today’s rapid world punk fashion, sock is something that is much harder to do.

We like to write about definite kinds of fashion trends at web4fashion.com. Trends that marry all the qualities of an appealing lifestyle, that marry together quality craftsmanship, elegance and an an attitude towards a life that indulges the senses and you know roughly where our tastes lie. Hence there is lots of a trend they opt to basically not push – stand for everything and you stand for nothing. Despite this there’s some fashion trends in 2011 which, despite being unlikely to indulge in ourselves, they basically cannot ignore. And that is because they have an impact on other trends that are important to us.

such trend is punk – a trend that last emerged in 2010 and that will continue to influence the fashion aesthetic of 2011 and potentially beyond. Partially filling the vacuum left behind by done and dusted trends, such as the likes of military, gothic and grunge, it is punk’s ability to impact on other trends, such as 2011′s motorbike stylish trend (the stronger and more versatile of the trends), that makes it worth watching and noting.

Punk Fashion As A Full Blown!

Which is of the things that weakens punk fashion as a full blown fashion trend. Wear punk in the same way that Sid Vicious did and you risk looking like you are playing dress ups as against being something of a rebel.

That is the first issue with punk fashion as a full blown fashion trend. The second is that lots of of the common elements of punk have already had lots of exposure over recent seasons as an element of other trends: leather, military / combat, bondage / fetish, ripped stockings, and tattoos (which are now commonplace) are some examples. There is a lot cross over that, while punk definitely warrants a mention for spring / summer 2011, it by no means stands in isolation.

Hence for 2011, no matter what you read, the punk fashion trend ought to be less about an overall theme and more about mixing punk elements with other seasonal trends. For example, something ultra-feminine with a punk-rock edge.

The answer may lie in a trend that has been around for some time biker fashion trend, but a trend that has not been able to be much over a blip on the radar while in the shadow of military fashion. The trend? Biker stylish.

Trends start, they evolve, and then they fade or basically become a standard. Skinny denims became a standard, the military fashion trend cannot. So as 2011′s fashion trends come to fruition, as they move fully in to a brand new decade, and as military stylish becomes as drawn out as the war that inspired it, what becomes of the military influences that have helped keep the likes of Balmain and Burberry in fashionisers’ conscience? What replaces it?

And we are not the only ones to think so. Take Burberry who, with small ceremony, dwindled the military motifs that they have been known for of late down to a few select elements in their S/S 2011 collection. Much of the remainder of the collection was biker inspired and infused, a lot so that the collection is named Heritage Biker. So with biker fashion elements not exactly being something new for 2011, it leaves to be discovered what elements will help take the style to a brand new level.

Fashion trends for old lady

We all need that vintage vibe in our wardrobe. That essence of an period gone by. & they would like to cherry pick the sleekest, sexiest, & most stylish looks from it. Of late that is given us fashion choices that have included the best of the 20s & 30s, seen the rebirth & fading of an 80s come back, & we are to do it all again. But this time, its the 1970s that are due for a reinterpretation.

While ’70s fashion is making waves & sure to continue on as a 2011 & 2012 fashion trend, let’s not forget that there’s several variants. & you know what that means; all the more ways to get lots of wear out of your key seventies pieces, by taking them from ’70s boho to a more sophisticated look.

 Bianca Jagger Fashion

There’s an underlying confidence to this trend that’s key. Even the more demure looks need to be carried off with an air of sexuality and a sort of defiant independence. There’s a boldness. It’s in the addition of that floppy felt hat, those exotic jewels, that super-high pair of platforms. At night time the hint can snowball into a statement: think Bianca Jagger at Studio 54 in a slinky gown, ivory cigarette holder in hand, and you’ve got the picture. Read on for tips for both day and night time looks.

Accessories are key when it comes to creating a old 1970 look. Some things to keep in mind:

• The right handbag completes a look. Try for smart, high quality bags like a leather satchel for day, and a small bag with a long strap for night.
• Big, statement leather belts slung over mini skirts or maxi dresses add impact and fair to a seventies-inspired outfit.
• A pair of on-trend thigh high boots are probably already be in your wardrobe by now – pair them with hot pants or a skirt for a decidedly sexed-up yet sophisticated ’70s look.
• Wear lots of jewellery – but keep it a little cleaner than for a boho look. Try lots of rings with bold stones, neat piles of bangles, and long pendant necklaces and strings of beads.
• Look to complimentary hairstyles like a sleek longer bob, masses of bouncy curls, or long, flowing hair.