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Hello ladies!! It is that gorgeous time of the year where matric dance hits Cape Town like a wild fire. You may, or may not know that I have an absolute passion to create elegant pieces. So today - I decided to show you some of my most recent dance dresses.....so do you still wonder why I've been so quiet?? :-) Alessia Alessia is a typical hourglass - she is fuller on the bust and hip. We have carefully placed her ranked applique in areas where we gently cover certain parts of her body, and although fabric is completely sheer - we still opted to place the lace in a modest, yet appealing manner.  This Italian woman, is the epitome of glam gorgeousness!  Gilah - (Pearshape) Gilah opted for similar fabric, but we engineered the design to capture her playful, yet strong personality. We built up her front with a sweetheart neck, and dropped her back - to reveal an elegant keyhole detail. We strategically placed her applique to accentuate the bust, howeve...

Do you have a heavy bottom and struggle to hide it with certain style?? Well...here is some help honey! Never fear when help is near!!!! :-) Wear softer, floatier shapes around the hip. I love the way these aline and slightly gather skirts hide the hips and bottoms without clinging! Don't be  afraid of prints either - as long as it is not vertical stripes! Pockets  could be slanted diagonally. Too rounded – could make you look bigger.   Stay clear from...... Bias cuts! Tops that rest on the widest part of your hip – it just make it bigger. Bias cut means the style is cut on a diagonal grain and is made to 'cling'to the body. Mermaid skirts are also not the best as they accentuate the hip and bottom. Avoid plain or patterned/printed pencil skirts... These are fitted as well and also tend to accentuate the bigger areas!

Are  you trying to avoid the obvious 'boyish' bosom this summer? Well....... try some of the following swimwear.............there will definitely be a shape that works for you darling! 1. Ruffle it!!   Ruffles accentuate the bust area play with different types and sizes of ruffles! There are plenty!If you need straps - try and get the detachable kind so you can transform your look as you please...  Try bold colour and the waterfall ruffle as above if you prefer full swimsuits. 2. Printed Swimwear! Bold prints accentuate the bust area. The combination of the colour block on the left bikini and the tie detail on the right also bulks up the bust. 3. Fringed!! Not only is fringing absolutely gorgeous, it adds a bit of sexiness while bulking that bosom! :-) 4. Colourblocked The combo of the coolour block, padding and underwire accentuates and lifts the bust as well as draws attention to it. Remember - its colour block!!! You can afford to play with c...

You can totally rock vertical stripes!!! This elongates your neck, and creates a vertical line. Wear V-necklines or vertical striped wrap overs. This immediately draws the eyes down, which lengthens the neck. Halter necklines, plunging necks and dropped cowl necklines are perfect styles for you. Can you see the image on the right - how short her neck is?  It appears longer because of the styling around the neckline. Wear long fine, dangly necklaces and earrings. Anything that suits your tastelevel. Avoid chunky earrings and chokers! Avoid fussy bows, ruffles, and anything to distracting around the neck, as below..... these are beautiful shapes, but they will just make the neck appear shorter!

Over the next few blogs - I will give you advice on what to wear for specific areas of your body.....You may struggle to camouflage or accentuate specific areas, so I will give you some small tips which may make a HUGE difference!! Help! I have a long neck!!..............   Wear styles that will divide the neck in two, like foldover turtlenecks.   Collared shirts, with contrast detail like prints or embellishment are great for you!     W ear large choker style necklaces. This immediately shortens the neck.  Horisontal stripes around the neck  is great for you hun!  Try and steer clear from  - Long thin, necklaces,   V or plunging necklines, as well as dangly long earrings.

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http://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/fashion-articles/things-you-can-only-wear-in-your-20s?src=spr_FBPAGE&spr_id=1447_53221298 10 Style Moments Best Reserved for Twentysomethings While there's always exceptions to the rules, these fashion and beauty looks are better left to the under 30 set...      BFAnyc.com 1) Belly-baring tops: While crop tops have been trending the past few season, wearing an abbreviated top with your navel exposed is a post collegiate right of way. 2)  Wearing tops with no bra: Who else would take a cue from Rihanna? 3)  Jeans everyday to work: Especially when working in a creative enviornment, wearing a suit just doesn't feel right—until one day it does. 4) Hot shorts: This cheeky look is only for a girl under a certain age, lest you look like you're employed at a roller rink. 5)  Hot pink or orange lipstick: You run the risk of looking garish unless you're a fresh-faced twentysomething. 6)  No ma...