Thursday, July 14, 2011

Fashion Dresses Bold Patterns and Flowy Feel






A gorgeous variety of fashion dresses are in style for summer. With the warmer weather finally here a wider, A-line silhouette dominates this season in all styles. Halters, tunics, strapless, and even camis follow suit with a soft, flowing feel and plenty of skin showing to soak up the summer sun.



Even mini and ultra mini dresses have a fuller look and drapey feel. Long-waisted, empire styles are particularly sophisticated.



Retro detailing, from designers like Juicy Couture, Rachel Pally and Young, Fabulous & Broke makes this season’s fashion dresses distinctive. Accents from the 80s currently dominate in the form of ruffles, tucks, pleats and bows.



Asymmetric one shoulder styles and tiered or layered details add interest for the eye. Fabrics with a watercolor, painted feel like tunic dresses from Nanette Lepore also command attention.



The season’s colors range from vivid hues of cobalt and violet to soft creams, bright yellows, pinks, coral and the classic summer white.



Bold prints, stripes, and patterns define the season with long maxi dresses.  The ideal dress for summer catches the eye with the full expression of large prints on a long, flowy canvas.



Other interesting fashion dresses this season incorporate the softness of silk and chiffon in draped goddess dresses of both short and long length. Kimono-sleeved dresses transform into tunics when worn over leggings or pants and help make the transition from summer to fall.



As fall approaches, tighter fitting knit sweater dresses are on the horizon in navy, chocolate, dove gray and big, bold stripes. Turtle and cowl neck details add classic style but also warmth as the weather turns chilly.



High-waisted pocket dresses and ultra minis easily pair with opaque tights and knee high leather boots for great style with the coziness of warmth. Ruffles, fabrics with distressed washes and bold blocks of color will give this fall a distinctive look.



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