Tag: Trends

The 5 Definitive Fashion Trends of Spring/Summer 2019

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Although the inclement weather lots of us are currently experiencing may not agree, spring is well and truly here and the warmer days will (hopefully!) be on their way soon.  With a new season, comes a whole load of new fashion trends, and we have some fantastic looks on the way this season and well into the summer. While you may currently be wearing your turtle necks and 50 denier tights, here’s a look at what’s hitting the shops in preparation for the warmer weather to come.

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Top Fashion Trends to Revitalize Your Look

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Let’s face it! Fashion is a serious business. But what takes even more effort is keeping up with it. Fashion changes with time. What looked fabulous last year seems boring today, because fashion is just getting better and more edgy with every dress that you change. You need to follow these top fashion trends if you want to stand out amongst everyone this season. Not only this, but also these trends will revitalize your entire look and make you feel like you can conquer anything.

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2019 brings such chic trends that are indeed hard to resist are here is just a short snapshot of it.

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Kitchen Minimalism Trends

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Surely everyone knows that the most common space where the family spends time together is in the kitchen. Don’t be fooled, a kitchen should not merely be a room where we only cook and eat, but a stylish and cozy ambient where we feel safe and welcome. Here are some excellent minimalism trends that have been overwhelming kitchen-lovers all over the world.

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How to Update Your Wardrobe to Keep Up with the Summer 2018 Trends

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Despite the chilly weather conditions that have been tormenting us this spring, the warm weather is finally here to stay, and this means that you can now safely organize your wardrobe to prepare for summer. Now is the time to decide what stays and what goes, and what new items you need, to keep up with the latest trends. In the following lines, we will give you a few tips on reusing old clothes, and we will also discuss the new trends that are worth investing in. 

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Dresses

Most summer dresses rarely go out of style, but there are some models and prints that you should avoid this summer. If you own a Club dress, you should get rid of it as soon as possible, as it is unlikely that it will ever come back in style again. Bandage dresses are also not recommended this season, although you can keep them, as they might make a comeback in the following years. Try to avoid tight dresses altogether, and instead opt for flowy flower dresses, or for elegant pinstripe dresses. Gingham check prints are also very hot this season, and so are bold colors like yellow, fuchsia or neon blue. If you have outdated dresses that you are still attached with, you can try to update them with belts, or you can try to wear them in an unconventional way like paired with a masculine jacket. If you want to invest in new models, opt for polka dot prints, shirtdresses, baby dolls, and oversized dresses.
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Pearl Power: 2018’s Hottest Trend

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Contributed by Richard Anderson 

Photo by Cornelia Ng 

Sorry, Liz Taylor. Diamonds might not be a girl’s best friend…at least not anymore.Fashion is embracing a new gemstone with open arms. The good news? You probably already know the new front runner well, and you may even already have some in your jewelry box.
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Top Coffee Health Trends

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Contributed by Jennifer Dawson

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Coffee is an adaptable and versatile drink, which can have health benefits if prepared in the right way. It can be consumed black or with added milk and sugar, but in recent years, the popularity of alternative flavor combinations has increased. In the USA, coffee is a $40bn a year business, but the benefits of drinking coffee will depend upon how it is prepared. Below are some recent trends that can make your coffee delicious, while improving your physical health.
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The No-Makeup Trend: The Surprising Power of a Natural Look

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After keeping a close watch on this year’s fashion weeks as well as the current trends that have taken over such platforms like Instagram and beauty blogs, the verdict is in – the no-makeup look is the reigning look of the season. Who knows whether the trend was set by fashion designers or inspirational figures like Alicia Keys, but we’re definitely glad it’s here, alive and in minimum to no coverage.
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The Top 5 Moroccan Home Decor Trends you Should Check Out!

Posted on by April Stephens

Guest post contributed by Julie Austin

Morocco’s rich culture is reflected in its appealing stylistic layout, highlights a mix of resplendent examples, lively hues, and metallic accents for a common vibe. Extravagantly cut wood furniture sets the background for striking reds, oranges, blues, and greens. The Moroccan pattern is a class of configuration not for the swoon of heart because of its Strong, colorful and dynamic styles. Moroccan outline is a tempting worldwide development that has vigorously affected today’s most on-pattern interior settings. To decorate your home with an influx of Moroccan impact, consider fusing the following outline components in your rooms:

1. Bold Colors and Patterns

Morocco is a place that is known for impeccable culture and dynamic shading. Be its tranquil populace or amazingly rich adornments. Vivid materials, upholstery demonstrate Moroccan impact.

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