Showing posts with label Fashion Accessories and Staples. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion Accessories and Staples. Show all posts

Sunday, July 18, 2010

2010 Fall Trends: Ankle Socks

We're seen ankle socks in sandals last season, but now since the Fall/Winter 2010/2011 season in fashion has already started, seems likes sandals are replaced by ankle-boots, yet still the socks remain. They come a bit different, but what's your take? How long will this trend remain? Until then, let's see all about it.


A major sensation was brought up last season in Spring/Summer 2010 collections when the major trend that took over the runway, was the socks into sandals. We sure loved it, and not long after that, the street style did too. Everywhere this summer we are going to see socks even if the sun is up all day. There's no true fashionista that hasn't already tried out this trend. It sure is a hate it or love it idea, but still we say to keep it for these seasons as long as you know how to wear it. Don't know yet? Well we are going to show you next all about it.


John Galliano
Erdem


Not anyone can pull off a trend like this one, and seems that the socks into sandals or ankle-boots is here to stay for the next season too. For summer it may be useless but for fall it's not like that. We love it, but we hate people that don't know how to wear it.

A major problem that comes with this trend is that unfortunately, the short girls are disadvantaged by wearing socks into sandals or ankle-boots because it cuts a lot out of the overall look. Also the ones with a few pounds extra come in the same situation, because it adds a lot of attention on the feet. You need to be skinny and tall to wear them.



Rag&Bone
John Galliano
Rag&Bone
Marc by Marc Jacobs

If you're a shortie, yet still you love this trend, there is a way to look good in them if you style them up right. Take a short casual dress and a pair of killer pumps plus those socks and you are good to go. Don't forget about the accessories of course. Try to not use anything oversized, like the dress, clutch, necklaces etc. Straighten your hair too, because that will make your outfit look fluid and make you look taller. Try to avoid wearing those ankle-socks with shorts, skirts, belts over dresses and choose an outfit with very less details.

Photos via Style.com


Erdem
Rag&Bone
Marc by Marc Jacobs
Marc by Marc Jacobs

resource:   http://dailyfashionandstyle.com/newfashiontrends/2010_fall_trends_ankle_socks-612.html

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

Socks with sandals are on trend for spring/summer 2010


resource: Telegraph
Socks featured in the spring/summer 2010 collections of Christian Dior (left) and Marni. Centre: Alexa Chung, as always, gets it right
Socks featured in the spring/summer 2010 collections of Christian Dior (left) and Marni. Centre: Alexa Chung, as always, gets it right Photo: AFP/ REX
 
Pull ‘em up to your knees; or push ‘em down around your ankles. It’s all about socks appeal this spring. Whichever way you wear them - tight and neat, or as wrinkled as the sad, saggy scraps of yarn that once drooped around Ena Sharples’ tired old legs - a pair of socks is the instant way to update your foot-looks.
Socks-and-shoes; it might sound a bit too uncool-for-school, but it’s a catwalk trend that has been doing a slow burn for several seasons.
Ankle-socks and knee-highs have long been a favorite look to accessorize the flat lace-ups, platforms, wedges and stacked heels on the catwalk for Milan’s Consuelo Castiglione of Marni, and London’s Margaret Howell, as well as the high-priestesses of style, Miuccia Prada and Rei Kawakubo. Burberry’s Christopher Bailey clearly regards socks as the new tights, while John Galliano made glitter-ball socks the finishing touch to his strappy 40s-style wedges and lacy little wisps of dresses in Christian Dior’s spring/summer 2010 runway parade.


First of all, don’t even try this at home if you’re over 30; this is very much a girl’s game - and a girl with great pins, at that. Mind you, socks are not such a bad idea for disguising thick ankles - as long as you choose a dark color and you don’t suffer from thick calves, as well. (Great for avoiding blisters in new shoes, too).
The trick to getting it right rather than warped or naf, is to play it casual. It’s the funky, slightly geeky contrast that makes the look work.


Socks have not been such a big deal since the days of the 1950s "bobby-soxers" - teenage fans of Frank Sinatra and the like - who wore white socks, rolled down to the ankle, with their saddle shoes and full "poodle" skirts. The comeback became big in Japan in 2000 and was given a boost by Prada and Sex And the City’s Carrie Bradshaw in the original television series.


It’s far from being just a spring/summer fling this time around; socks continued their grip on the calves and ankles in the designer catwalk shows for next autumn/winter. Rag & Bone, Miu Miu, Marc Jacobs, Daks, Antonio Marras, Hussein Chalayan, John Rocha, Sportmax, and Alexander Wang, who mixed leg-warmers and socks, are just a few of the names adding socks to the accessories repertoire.

Monday, May 3, 2010

Accessorize for Spring /Summer 2010

Women with high standards in fashion would never be satisfied with only fashionable clothes! What completes your clothes and make you fashionable are your accessories.

Don’t think only jewelry- your handbags, bow tie, scarves, watches, pins, belts, sunglasses, stockings, necktiex, leg warmers, leggings, suspenders and tights are also some accessories that makes you attractive and fashionable!

Using some fashion accessories with your clothes shows your  rich style! They add color, detail and energy to your outfit. Surely these accessories do more than enrich your clothes! For instance, a handbag is indispensable for a woman! You can hardly see a woman without a handbag! Handbags help us to carry our personal items –such as our wallet, keys, cosmetics, mobile phones and whatever you like.And what’s more- we feel comfortable with our bags, they’re the best friends that we never leave home without.

Likewise, our watches show us the time, sometimes the date and the day, but at the same time they are really beautiful accessories for our wrists. Conversely, you can use some accessories to reveal your attitudes about religion or cultural affiliations with some symbols. Crucifixes, Jewish stars, Islamic headscarves, skullcaps and turbans are some examples that can easily be seen everywhere. Your social status can be understood by the label of accessories you choose.

When you enter a mall to buy some clothes sometimes you can see some fashion accessories near the pay desk. But also there are some individuals who create their personal brand and exhibit their own accessories.

The beginning of each year is important for fashion, because all the brands exhibits their new year creations and all of them tries to catch the trend of the new year. This rule is the same for the accessory trends! For this year, 2010, the Spring fashion is said to be full of fun. Because the season itself is warm and energetic, your accessories will project the season of blossoming flowers!

This spring will create a new shoes fashion. We will see ankle straps decorated with thick chains, studs and beads in a few month. For this year, designers converted platforms and flip flops which are printed with wild animal figures like snakes and leopards.

Handbags are not boring or serious anymore. Carry your ideas in your bag! This spring, handbags will be more amusing with printed messages or meaningful figures. These prints which contain humor, meaningful messages or cute connotations will reflect part of your personality. If you want to create a compatible style with your shoes, you shouldn’t neglect animal prints and adornments.

Imposing jewelry for the spring 2010 is sure to be used and highlighted. We will see necklaces of multiple layers and bows, dripping dangles and trinkets. Necklaces in bib-style will be fashionable in embroidered, beaded or sequined designs. We will say hello to chandelier earrings again! The bracelets will be in all sorts of designs such as thick chunky bangles, stacked skinny bangles, twisted leather straps and beaded creations. The straps of the watches will be made with different layers of mixed fabrications like chain with leather and they will wrap around the wrist.

In the sunny days of spring 2010, your eyes will be protected by sunglasses with thick white acetate frames. Classical sunglasses will be framed with aviator style. There will be leggings above the knee or just below the knee length with light colors and some prints. Animal prints will hang around on this season’s fashionable belts.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Fashion: Tie-Dye Bags Spring Summer 2010

For Spring we have already showcased two major handbag trends, denim bags and perforated leather bags. A third bag trend that we continue to see, and possibly the trend for Spring 2010 that will be seen most frequently, are tie-dye bags.


Tie-Dye has made its way into Spring collections by contemporary and premium designers alike, each using different techniques to add the trendy effect. While some used a tie-dye-like effect accomplished by folding leather of two tones, other designers showed multiple color dye compilations.


Spring generally signals a fresh start; not only does the weather get brighter and warmer but also people give their homes an annual cleanup. Don’t neglect your wardrobe each spring, as it too needs a refreshing change. If you decide to go tie-dye, pick a versatile purse shape that you can imagine using for various occasions. Big, roomy hobos and totes and small, compact evening clutches are always a safe route.
Below are eight of my favorite tie-dye picks for Spring:
Lauren Merkin Diana Rainbow Clutch ($195)

One of the most recognizable clutch designers is Lauren Merkin, who designed a tye-dye clutch exclusively for ShopBop that caught our attention. The glazed, snakeskin-print leather is adored with a colorful and playful rainbow pattern. For the shopper looking to try this trend without breaking bank, this clutch is the perfect starting point.
Rebecca Minkoff Easy Rider Clutch ($375)

Rebecca Minkoff is continuously on-trend, showing both perforated leather bags and tie-dye bags for Spring 2010. The Easy Rider Clutch is my pick, giving us a Bohemian-inspired tie-dye leather with studs and zipper accents on the outside.
Coach Embossed Exotic Ombre Large Charm Tote ($598)

This bag is a little more ombre and a little less tie-dye, but still fits into the trend. Coach continues to design a wide range of handbags and accessories to appeal to a large range of shoppers. From the new Charm collection, this tote features embossed leather with a deep gleaming ombre color which adds a colorful effect.
Katherine Kwei Donna Clutch ($700)

Known for using an ancient knotting technique, Katherine Kwei’s designs always stand out. The Donna Clutch, a favorite among the PurseBlog team, has been recreated in a black and white tie-dye pattern for Spring as well. Her treatment leaves the bag looking like a smoky white/grey/black combination.
Be&D Garbo Satchel ($1,090)

When I saw this bag and other Be & D bags processed in this manner, the sumptuously soft calfskin still stands out in my mind. The wash technique Be & D uses to perform their tie-dye like effect is called an Ikat wash. What I can tell you is that the process and materials used will not disappoint. There are darker blue/black combinations as well, but the light neutral treatment catches my attention. This specific bag is at Saks Fifth Avenue New York City, Dadeland, Beverly Hills, and Houston.
Donna Karan Eldridge ($1,495)
Donna Karan Eldridge
The Donna Karan Eldridge is one of the first tie-dye bags that we saw for Spring 2010 online. The Eldridge is a stand out bag because of its four-ways-to wear and pleated leather. This version, exclusive to Net-A-Porter, features pleated crease-print with black and white coloring.
Bottega Veneta Superlight Aquilone ($1,550)

Right after this Bottega Veneta bag hit the runway, the handbag world was a buzz about the Superlight Aquilone bag from the house of Bottega Veneta. The leather is folded randomly and then the skin is pressed. Once the skins are ready they are dyed and when dry opened to reveal the two-tone effect which shoes varying shades of the color and white. This bag is a testament to Tomas Maier’s innovative brilliance.
Jimmy Choo Robin ($1,595)

Not just known for shoes, Jimmy Choo continues to expand into the handbag world. Also on trend, the Robin from Jimmy Choo was recreated in a colorful tie-dye leather on an exotic Elaphe snake bag. This tie-dye bag gives us an unstructured, Bohemian vibe.
Derek Lam Nadia Hobo ($3,950)

As previously reviewed on PurseBlog, the Derek Lam Nadia Hobo uses neutral hues in its color palette. The tie-dye effect is evident yet so subtly used that it works beautifully. Some of the tie-dye bags show intense colors, but the Derek Lam Nadia Hobo is so subtle in its execution that it is one of the best true tie-dye bags of the season. For this version, contact Derek Lam NYC.












resource: http://www.prweb.com/releases/PurseBlog/SpringTrendTieDyeBags/prweb3805044.htm
Fort Lauderdale, FL (PRWEB) March 30, 2010 -- PurseBlog.com, the web’s most active fashion forum devoted to authentic designer handbags, has released their list of top picks for this year’s major spring trend: tie-dye bags. Contemporary and premium designers alike have incorporated the tie-dye trend into their spring 2010 lines, using an array of different techniques, fabrics and colors.
News Image"This season’s tie-dye handbags are perfect for bringing an interesting refresh into your spring wardrobe,” said Meaghan Mahoney Dusil, Founder and Editor of PurseBlog. “With a variety of shapes, sizes and price points on the market, tie-dye has definitely become one of the trends we are seeing most frequently for spring.”
PurseBlog’s full review of this season’s nine best tie-dye handbags can be found at http://www.purseblog.com/spring-trend-tie-dye-bags/. Their top picks, which range in price from $195 to nearly $4,000, are as follows:


Lauren Merkin Diana Rainbow Clutch
Designed exclusively for ShopBop, this tie-dye clutch has glazed, snakeskin-print leather with a colorful and playful rainbow pattern.
Rebecca Minkoff Easy Rider Clutch
Featuring Bohemian-inspired tie-dye leather with studs and zipper accents on the outside, this clutch is one of the tie-dye options from Rebecca Minkoff’s Spring 2010 Collection.


Coach Embossed Exotic Ombre Large Charm Tote
From Coach’s new Charm collection, this tote features embossed leather with a deep gleaming ombre color that adds a colorful effect.
Katherine Kwei Donna Clutch
Known for using an ancient knotting technique, Katherine Kwei has recreated her Donna Clutch in a black and white tie-dye like pattern that leaves the bag looking like a smoky white/grey/black combination.
Be&D Garbo Satchel
The sumptuously soft calfskin is processed with a unique wash technique to create the tie-dye like effect, which is available in darker blue/black combinations and a light neutral treatment.
Donna Karan Eldridge
This version of the Eldridge, exclusive to NetAPorter, features pleated crease-print with black and white coloring.
Bottega Veneta Superlight Aquilone
A testament to Tomas Maier’s innovative brilliance, the Superlight Aquilone’s leather is given a unique treatment, creating a two-tone effect that shows varying shades of the color and white.
Jimmy Choo Robin
The Robin from Jimmy Choo was recreated in a colorful tie-dye leather on an exotic Elaphe snake bag, giving us an unstructured, Bohemian vibe.
Derek Lam Nadia Hobo
While some tie-dye bags show intense colors, the Derek Lam Nadia Hobo uses neutral hues and is so subtle in its execution that it is one of the best true tie-dye bags of the season.


About PurseBlog
PurseBlog.com is an online fashion magazine and social network dedicated to designer handbags. Combining a unique editorial with an active forum of over 250,000 registered members, PurseBlog is the premier online destination for purse enthusiasts to learn about the latest handbags trends and styles from designers including Marc Jacobs, Chanel and Jimmy Choo. PurseBlog’s family of sites includes PurseForum, PurseBlog Savvy and BagThatStyle.com.

Sunday, December 6, 2009

Jeans for a Flat Butt

By Nina Perlin


Do you suffer from a no butt syndrome? Have you tried squats and other exercises to work out your butt muscles but are still left with no junk in the trunk? You could always spend $10,000.00 or more on butt implant surgery or you could just accept what your mama gave you and find clothing that is flattering for your booty.

Your flat butt's best friend is going to be a good pair of jeans. Unfortunately, some women just don't see their own butt for what it really looks like in a pair of jeans and they do not buy jeans that flatter their womanly figure. Instead, they buy jeans that have terrible pocket placement or too much detail on them, which draws attention look even more flat.

Ok, so this is the part when you wake up and take notes. The first step is to stop buying jeans that fit loosely in the butt. I mean it. If they even show any slight "relaxed" or loose fit in the seat area, then forget them. Of course a simply solution is start buying jeans that are designed to specifically avoid baggy butt syndrome and that were actually designed to lift and shape a woman's body how it should be. The best rated and favorite booty pleasing jean brand is J Brand Jeans.

I discovered J Brand Jeans several months ago and I must say that they are totally worth the hype. They deserve all the great reviews they get because they are simply the best jeans for flat butts. The conform to the body and work their magic to lift and round the backside. You will feel more confident and sexy with these bad boys on.

Skinny models that appear to have no junk in the trunk look bootylicious in a pair of J Brand Jeans. Some well known celebrity butts have been spotted all over wearing J Brand Jeans such as; Kim & Kourtney Kardashian, Brittany Snow, Kristen Stewart, Blake Lively, Katie Holmes, Drew Barrymore, Charlize Theron and Vanessa Hudgens.

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Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Cozy Chunky Knit Scarves



I’m happy to say that I’ve been cold in the morning lately, I’m loving this crisp, chilly air!  One more reason for me to enjoy the season is that I can finally start layering… like a yummy layer cake, pile it on… ward off the cold in style!  A cozy knit scarf is a great layering piece.  Go for a long, chunky cable knit scarf  not only keep you warm but to strut in fab style as well.
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Saturday, October 24, 2009

Fall/Winter 2009-2010 Trends: The Fur Snood

Snoods are this seasons style accessory and an elegant addition to your fall/winter wardrobe.

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Monday, October 19, 2009

Freehands - Gloves Designed for Handheld Device Use - Finger and Thumb Tips Fold Back

Freehands Fall/Winter 2009 Collection by Karen Day
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Back and better than ever, Freehands—gloves designed specifically to keep fingers warm while using a handheld device—are available in new styles for the 2009 winter season. Knits, microfleece, soft shell and liner versions update the existing line of the beloved versatile gloves.
freehands-80.jpg Born out of a collaboration between CH founder Josh Rubin and his father, a glove manufacturer, Freehands feature fold-back thumb and index finger tips, allowing fingers to easily maneuver touch screens on MP3 players, PSPs, mobile phones or any other device that could use the help of free hands.
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Designed for both men and women, Freehands can be purchased from $18-40.

Sunday, September 27, 2009

Scarves – 2009 Fall/Winter Fashion Scarves


Author: Jeff T.
The fall/winter seasons are coming and it is time for fashion scarves. As a beautiful accessory, scarves provide both warm-keeping and fashion functions. That is why women love scarves so much.

In the current market, there are not only traditional long shape scarves, but also thicker super long style and also elegant shawl style scarves. Each scarf has its own style and fashion feature. The most important part is that scarves add more lively and amusing to your winter fashion. You have no more scare for the boring winter days any more with the fashion scarves.

The long size scarves are always a favorite for European. They are happy to wear a warm scarf around their necks layer upon layer. Besides warmth, it can also bring you a childish interest. This kind of scarf looks beautiful if go with a sweater. However, fur coats or sweaters with complex patterns are not good choices for those scarves. If that, you look cumbersomely dressed.

The elegant shawl style scarves exhibit women femininity and elegance. Those scarves can be easily transformed with many patterns. You can either simply wear around your neck or just casually cross in the front. Both ways make you unique. Also, a unique pin could add more charming for you. Among the clothing you could pick, skirt dresses are absolutely perfect choices.

The slender long scarves are one of the most traditional style and also the easiest matching model. You can just randomly wrap around your neck and see how great you can be. From the matched dress, both light and deep colors work fabulously. There are tons of ways to wear slender long scarves. For example, a necktie knot is a great choice for scarf tying. It is the same as necktie tying. If you don’t know how to do that, ask your husband or your male friends.

Another important scarf style is square scarves in the scarf family. By size, the square scarves can be divided into two classifications: small square scarves and big square scarves. The scarf materials cover a wide range including wool, cotton, polyester, silk, and more. The detailed classification also includes whether scarves have embellishment or whether they have tassels. It has many ways to wear your square scarves, such as head wear or down triangle. More and more people like square scarves and even men are very cool with square scarves.

After you find your favorite scarves, another question is how to wear scarves. Actually the answer could be infinite. How to wear your scarves depends on the following factors: your matched dress, occasion, scarf texture, scarf shape, and more. The appropriate way is to know the basic skill to tie scarves first, such as how to fold scarves and some basic knot guide. You can find the tying instruction online with a video or photo guide or articles. Pick an appropriate way for yourself and experiment until you have a perfect match. Remember, you are your own fashion host. Popularity is not always for everyone and you should find your own fashion choice. As long as it matches well, you will win compliments from your family and your friends.

There are no standard code for fashion scarves on how to select scarves and how to wear scarves. Just check out your favorite scarves and play with them. You will find a right way for yourself and show your fashion favor with your own feature.
About the Author:
Search your favorite scarves at tietosuccess.com and also learn how to wear scarves there. Excellent collection scarves including silk scarves are all at a factory-direct price for wholesale and online retail.
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Sunday, August 23, 2009

5 Fall 2009 Must Have Accesories






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What accessories do you need for this season to look chic and stay warm at the same time?

Everyone wants to know the latest fashion trends for this upcoming Fall/Winter season. Here it is, the top five accessories for the season.

1. Colorful Scarves

I'm sure we all remember our moms telling us as children to put a scarf on before we go outside in the winter. Not only are scarves an easier way to keep warm, they are also a quick way to brighten up a plain outfit with vibrant colors and designs.








2. Chain Handle Bags

Yes, the smaller bags are coming back in style. Whether or not we want to admit it, we all remember how much easier it is to find something in your smaller satchel rather than the over loaded totes we use now. This season look out for satchel bags with chains as handles.










3. Vibrant Colored Leather Gloves

Make your everyday standard black pea coat stand out with a vivid pair of solid leather gloves. Wear colors like a bold shade of red or a rich shade purple to emphasize the elegance of your outfit.

4. Low Little Belts

Wrap your waste this season with a slimmer sized belt. The lowered thin belts feature a more modern take on a figure-flattering style. Pay attention for fine details to capture the eye.









5. Platform Bootie Shoes

I think it is safe to say the infamous Australian Uggs will not be returning again for this Winter season. As popular and comfortable as they may have been, it is time for a new trend. Look out for the chunky ankle type boots this season. The feminine crafted style adds more of an edge to any outfit.

Saturday, July 18, 2009

What Are The Best Sunglasses? The Five C's To Think About


















By Carrie Westengate

If you are trying to decide on the best sunglasses to buy then you will be met with a wide range to choose from, so where should you begin? Do you just go for the cheapest pair as you know you will only break them, or do you decide now is the time to get a really decent pair of designer sunglasses. Which are the best and are they worth the added money?

The five C's to think about are Comfort, Colour, Clarity, Care and Cost.

The best sunglasses for you should be comfortable and a good fit. While most sunglasses will be OK for normal everyday use, some activities may require a few extras. If you are buying for some sports, for example cycling, you will benefit from getting padded arms and nose clips as this will stop any soreness from excessive movement.

The colour of your sunglasses is a further consideration as not all colours suit every skin type or the conditions in which you may be wearing your glasses. For instance, if you are driving in really bright sunlight you will find that blue lenses will help with clarity but as an all-rounder you should consider brown lenses. Clarity can also be improved with polarised lenses that are particularly useful for pilots and fisherman.

The primary issue you must be concerned with when considering the best sunglasses is your eye care. There are too many people taking risks by not getting sufficient protection from UV rays. While there are different types of rays, all you need to worry about is making sure your sunglasses offer at least 98% (or over) protection against UV rays.

Now for one of the biggy, how much will the best sunglasses cost you? If you are happy with a $5 pair because you usually sit on them, so be it. However, do not expect your $5 ones to compare in any way with the more expensive designer ones such as Oakley or Electric sunglasses. The reason the designer sunglasses are priced as they are, is not simply because they are designer ones. These glasses are of a higher quality that has evolved over years of technological research and quality control systems. The old adage applies here, "you get what you pay for"!

Now you have the five Cs to consider for the best sunglasses for you, all you need to do is go and find your ideal pair. I particularly like Electric sunglasses but there are many others to choose from and remember, even designer sunglasses can be priced fairly low.

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Saturday, June 13, 2009

Want To Wear That See Thru Summer Top or Wear White?





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Ok so you have some really great outfits. And summer is here, and more than anything you really want to wear them! But there is only one problem…
They are mostly see-thru! So to avoid those embarrassing ‘peek a boo’ moments, try to conceal them. Yes this may sound tricky, but all the stars are doing it! And so can you. Bristol 6 has a great selection of pasties to use that cover up your most ‘delicate’ parts. Aptly named ‘Nippies‘, go for a really natural look and dare to wear your favorite white tee. Try their Nippies Natural, an ultra thin matt silicone that blends seamlessly into skin. This offers great coverage under tees, tanks, and dresses.
Or if you intend on going swimming a lot this summer. They also offer waterproof Nippies to wear under your swimsuit or bikini top. Though if you wanted to be sexy, you could just wear them alone…
Or for the blushing bride, they have their exclusive and sparkling Nippies, which easily functions under any wedding gown for the ultimate coverage.