Sunday, May 6, 2012

Fashion Trends 2012

Would you like to know what are the Top Fashion Trends for 2012?, including the top Jeans Trends for 2012? Then you've come to the right place! The 2012 runways were fraught with colorful lace dresses and very short shorts, as advisable as shiny tops, bold striped patterns, one-piece swimsuits and 70's inspired jeans and also colorful beautiful skinny jeans.
Not only the coloresmade of a huge formation, but so have funny and colorful floral prints, as well as color blocking and mixing mixed print pieces together. Designers this season actually moved out of the circle with fearless combinations of bright colors in bold prints on everything from dresses to shoes to handbags to swimwear Also, look for colorful shoes to be a big trend in 2012, as they were recently seen all over Paris Fashion Week and represent a top European Fashion trend right now.




Summer-Spring trends 2012 Mint green



This spring and summer you will hear yourself wrapped in immortal fabrics, adorned with awesome pure coloers, as advisable as soft neutrals, and pastels - most common existence quiet mint green. Seem again this spring to find lots of red, and dozen of lace,not to mention floral and coloerful prints.
As ever... Black and white fashions dare time, and keep booking their earned position as very important coloers for the fashion season of 2012.
Black and whitefashions were very important and present on the runway this season,alot of fashion designers showed black and white in some of their designs,we all know that you can't go wrong with black and white outfit.The designers know that and they keep earn cash on it.

This season dresses, and skirts give remain most haves... But this season fashion designers they also showed us all sorts of fun fashions. Fashions that give us wonderful pure prints, stripes, and geometric prints - not to refer to some awesome new takes on animal prints... The main idea this season is somewhat plain, and artist, but with a taste of temerarious, and edgy.













Mint IT's So Hot For Such A Cool Color










Thursday, May 3, 2012

Tips for After the First Date





Tips for After the First Date thumbnailBe honest after a first date to open yourself up to the possibility of a relationship.
First dates can either leave you looking to see the person a second time or hoping to never see the person again. Whatever your experience, it is important to behave politely after the first date, whether or not you had a good time. The way you act after that first meeting can make or break a relationship, so you need to be prepared to be kind and receptive in order to see the other person for another date.
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  • Open Yourself Up to Future Dates

Let your date know you enjoyed the time together before ending the date. You can call to thank him within the days following the date to let him know you are interested in seeing him again. Call once and allow him to contact you afterwards. He will contact you if interested. Try to avoid coming across as needy or moving too fast and remember that you barely know each other and it may make the other person uncomfortable if you act too comfortable too soon. Avoid acting as if you need or miss him; instead, just respond with an interested tone and be friendly when he contacts you.



  • Make Plans for Another Date

If your date appears to be interested, you can ask to make the second date. Sometimes a date may be confused about whether or not you are interested and may hold back on asking for another date. If he's given you signs that he's interested in the days following your date, such as initiating phone calls or text messages to talk to you, ask him if he'd like to go out again. Let him know which days you are available and ask him which day works for him for a second date.





  • Don't Set Expectations Too Soon

Remember that you've just started dating the person and it may be too soon to jump to conclusions or set expectations. Even if you got along well, people often put their guard up and act a certain way until they are more comfortable around someone. If he's said something you don't agree with, let him know. He may be nervous and just trying to be funny, or saying what they think you'd like to hear. Often, telling your date that you didn't like what he said can help him learn what to avoid saying in the future.


It helps to avoid daydreaming about the future or setting expectations after the first date. Perhaps you can see yourself getting serious with this person, but maybe they are looking for something different. Go into the beginning of a relationship with low expectations, and build your goals with the person when things become more serious. Otherwise, you may be setting yourself up for disappointment if they turn out to be different than you thought they were.



  • Move On If It Doesn't Work Out

If your date makes it clear that he didn't enjoy the date and isn't interested in seeing you again, move on. Sometimes, people feel as though they can somehow convince their dates to become interested and see them again. Such attempts usually push the other person away and make you come across as needy. First impressions are important, and if someone makes up his mind about you on the first date it will be difficult to change that impression. It is best in these situations to move on and meet new people to go on dates with.



  • Be Polite in All Situations

If you didn't enjoy the first date, try to politely let the other person know that you don't want to go out again. If you barely know him, you can kindly tell him that you just didn't feel a connection. You may wish to tell him the exact reason you don't want to see him again, but sometimes it is nicer to just spare his feelings if you don't feel that your words will help him somehow. You can politely email or phone him to let him know that you had a good time but aren't interested in building a relationship with him. It is best to do this over the phone instead of in person to avoid any confrontation with the person that you've just met.


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What's Your Least Favorite Look On A Guy?


My old roommate once bought a leather jacket that was sold out of the trunk of some guy's car in the streets of New York.  It was an "Armani" jacket.  But upon closer examination, the tag read:  "Armandi".  Some guys don't care enough about what they wear.  Sometimes they'll just buy whatever from wherever.  I'm in the middle of a wardrobe upgrade.  It's a long and painful process.  As Autumn approaches, I see a glimmer of hope because I seem to look best in sweaters and jeans. 

I hear women complain all the time about what their guy wears.  They'll say it's "unfortunate" that he's such a bad dresser, but they get over it.  But, are there things that guys wear that you just can't deal with?  I've listed some possibilities below:

MandalsMandals

Don't get mandals confused with flip flops or any other kind of non-controversial sandal.  Mandals, AKA men's sandals, have to be obnoxious enough to make you do a double take and question whether the guy should be wearing them.  I've never worn any kind of sandal/mandal in my life. 


Wife Beaters

These are sleeveless, ribbed, form-fitting undershirts.  But sometimes, guys don't use them as undershirts.  They are worn as actual shirts with jeans or shorts.  I've never worn one, but I know people that bust them out sometimes.  They are polarizing, so I'm wondering what you think of them.

Capri Pants

There's no way I can get away with those male capri pants.  Aren't capri pants for girls?  I'm simply not secure enough to pull them off.  I'll never do well wearing something that was originally designed for women. 


Turtle Necks
CapripantsI see no place for turtle necks either, unless I'm critiquing art in the West Village in the late '60's.  Well, I guess they are good for keeping your neck warm during the winter months.  But, really, there must be a better use for that extra fabric used to make a regular shirt into a turtle neck.


Skinny Jeans
Yes, I try to wear skinny jeans.  It is a huge battle that I have with my body that is too big to fit in the jeans, and those jeans that mock me as I split them while trying to get into them.  If I am lucky enough to get into them, I'm usually "adjusting" throughout the evening and figuring out how to sit down without splitting fabric.  But, boy do I feel like I look good in them!


His Favorite Thing That You Hate
Guys have plenty of things that they insist on wearing that drive their girlfriends nuts.  My buddy Bryan insists on keeping (and wearing) a huge velour puke-green shirt.  And, I think he loves it because he busts it out for important social events.  It's a conversation starter as people struggle to understand what material he's wearing.  His girlfriend just sighs, and tells me secretly that it's a shameful and unnattractive shirt.


Styles
Full styles can fail too: preppy, the sport coat with jeans, an "urban" look, punk, goth or hipster.

Do any of the above looks or articles of clothing bother you on guys?  What article of clothing or style is a deal breaker for you?  What piece of clothing would you elimiate from your boyfriend/husband's wardrobe if you could?

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