Hair color and clothes Vol.3

Don`t be afraid to play with tones! White, black and gray suit everyone and you may also try to contrast these with your hair color! Try to highlight yourself in everything that you do!

Do you want to look charming all the time? Play with colors, don`t be dull, use pieces of clothing that aren`t so fashionable, in outrageous colors and you`ll attract everybody`s eyes! To be in trend, doesn`t mean to have the last pair of shoes appeared on the market but whatever designer! It means being you, feeling good in your skin and wearing things that make you sexy, and make you feel good in them! Don`t forget! Accessorize your hair a good costume that suits perfectly to its color

Hair color and clothes Vol.2

If you are a blond person, the clothes that suit you most are in bright nuances, such as: orange, gray-taupe, color of the brick and white! These colors are fit for you, but it doesn`t mean you can`t use other colors! Try mixing the colors mentioned above with other and be happy, because these nuances inspire happiness!

If you are a brunette, you certainly have where to pick from! Every color is suitable for you: orange, pink, green, blue and brown; if you are a red-haired person you can use all the colors mentioned above! They are also suitable for you too!

To highlight your image try wearing a monochromatic costume, eventually choose a color that suits your hair color the most! This kind of clothing helps you create an elegant aspect in every situation! Dark-haired women should wear chocolate and blonds bright variants of brown!

Hair color and clothes Vol.1

Our hair color hasn`t always been a criteria for choosing clothes. Most of us buy certain pieces of clothing only because we like it very much, or we saw it on another person and it looked marvelous. Question: do clothes that look perfect on another person, look the same on you? The answer may be yes, but most of the times it`s no! Well, did you match the clothing with the hair color? That`s a think you certainly must do from now on!

When we go shopping we must correlate the piece of clothing to our skin color, hair color and to the other piece of clothing we want to use it with! If you`re determined not to change your hair color, then you should pick your clothes by your hair and skin color!

Carmen Electra And The Pussycat Dolls

Carmen Electra (birth name Tara Leigh Patrick) was born on April 20, 1972 in Cincinnati, Ohio. She is an American model, television personality, actress and singer. Her family is of Irish, German, and Native American (Cherokee) descent. She attended Princeton High School for four years in Sharonville, a suburb of Cincinnati. She is not related to adult film actress Tera Patrick, who’s birth name is Linda Hopkins Shapiro.

She lived in Minneapolis, Minnesota and worked for Target Corporation , before moving to Los Angeles in 1991. After moving to California she met the singer Prince (a Minneapolis native), who persuaded her to change her name to Carmen Electra. Soon after, she signed a recording contract with Paisley Park Records, Prince’s company, marking the start of a short-lived singing career. In 1995, before moving to Los Angeles in 1991, started appearing in various television programs. Then in May of 1996 she appeared in Playboy magazine. This led to an increasing role as a television personality on various shows, including regular roles on Baywatch and MTV’s Singled Out.

She has appeared in several films, such as Good Burger (1997), The Mating Habits of the Earthbound Human (1999), the horror spoof Scary Movie (2000), and the remake of the 1970s TV show Starsky & Hutch (2004).

She also regularly performed with the exotic dance troupe The Pussycat Dolls. She also created the highly successful Carmen Electra Aerobic Striptease series of DVDs which combines classic stripping moves with a low impact workout.

Carmen Electra’s most recent movie appearance is as Eugene Levy’s trophy wife in Cheaper by the Dozen 2. Her acting work is regularly derided by critics; in the Roger Ebert review of the film Dirty Love, he states: “The Carmen Electra character, meanwhile, struts around like a ho in a bad music video, speaking black street talk as if she learned it phonetically, and pulling out a gun and holding it to a man’s head because she thinks, obviously, that pulling guns on guys is expected of any authentic black woman. A scene like that would be insulting in any other movie; here it possibly distracts her from doing something even more debasing.”

Outfits that have at the base leggings Vol.2

Here’s a nice combination of styles! Gray leggings, an ivory cashmere top, a cashmere tunic and a hooded anorak jacket. We simply love the combination and we thought that you may want to hear about it too! We start with the leggings, which are made of silk, so they look shiny; they are really tight on the legs and look gorgeous.

The next element we would like to talk about is the cashmere top, which is white; it has a ballerina neckline and long sleeves and the cashmere tunic has the same nuance, it has a scoop neckline and slightly cut-in shoulders. The anorak is also white as the other pieces of clothing, besides theleggings, it has a front zip, long sleeves with elastic cuffs and an accentuated waist line.

All in all, this combination of sport and elegant goes really great as you’ll see the final result. The final piece of this combination of styles is the pair of high-heel sandals in neutral colors and with nice models on it.

Gothic Clothes Styles - From Romantic Goth to Cybergoth

 

Gothic Clothes Styles – From Romantic Goth to Cybergoth By Liza LeeTraditional period Goth garb usually consists of mostly black clothing along with some white and are often accessorized with silver or pewter. The stereotypical gothic outfit sometimes referred to as the romantic look may include elaborate gowns and corsets, veils, full skirts, neck corsets, fishnets, lace and velvets. Also popular are tight-fitting trousers, pointy boots, flouncy poet or pirate shirts and footwear with buckles. I find the simplicity of traditional Goth style lends itself to variation, and is can be combined with fetish elements to give it a dark and romantic edge. 

Closely related to the Romantic (Victorian, Elizabethan, Renaissance) Goth style is the Gothic Lolita style that emerged from Japan, usually a combination of black and white, often black with white lace and typically decorated with ribbons and lace trims. Frilly, ruffled or lace-trimmed Victorian blouses are also popular with Gothic Lolitas and designs are usually modest, sometimes with long lace-capped sleeves and/or high-necked blouses. Some additions may include mini top hats, parasols, and lace headdresses. Most recently, Goth fashion has been infiltrated by forward-thinking styles that are more futuristic, science fiction and youthful. UV-reactive colors and materials, progressive fashions, huge shoes and boots, wild hair extensions using artificial materials, often with an undercut shave, goggles, cybernetics, androgyny, the influence of cyberpunk or anime themes and body modification are some of the elements of Cybergoth. A full-spectrum of bright or neon colors are an exciting addition to black. 

For example, a popular combination is black with hot pink, a flattering color for most skin tones. Of course, you can borrow elements of one or more gothic subcategory and sometimes this is dependant on the occasion. For gothic theme parties, you may combine elements of vintage, Victorian and fetish to create a costume that is intentionally spectacular and fantasy-oriented as an artistic display.