FASHION RELOADED

It’s the 21st Century but sometime we long for the good old fashion days of the 50's and 60's. From polka dots to skinny tights, from short Kurtis's to anarkali dresses vintage fashion makes its mark again moving from west to east. A large number or women and even men from the city or town are opting for retro style. It is bold and eye-catchy. The popular fashion styles from our past fashion industry has created fascination of the 50's in the hearts of 9o's or 21st century.

Reconnecting with the past is a way to make trade marks of our past where the young people of today have not experienced. While it may have been over a decade ago, 50's -60;s fashion styles continue to influence the way people dress.This fashion and styling throwbacks combine the retro with the revolutionary. The Fashion gurus are always talking about previous trends making a comeback.It’s not simply the wardrobe that matters, when getting in for a retro look. There are lots of other things which need to be taken care off. The make up, the hair style, the shoes, the accessories, the jewelry and then comes the “attitude”.

The retro back in the 50’s and 60’s had it all, from bell bottoms to skinny tights. Leggings and cropped jackets which are commonly worn by college students was a vogue then and has the same impact even now, when worn after ages. Retro clothing is nostalgic!!! 

Baggy short sweaters look shoddy and frumpy. Semi-transparent leggings gives a sexier look to the whole attire.Gals can go for fishnet stockings or the neon coloured ones, jeans which accentuate the knock knees, knee length print dresses, with wide belts to show off there thin waist.Team these with chunky bracelets.Sailor stripes, striped skirts, shorts, and dresses are the current trend with the retro look. The baby doll dresses, mini skirts and leggings are simply everyone’s pick. 

Vintage never fades away. dig into your mum's wardrobe and get those authentic vintage items out and you can be sure to get that attention in the crowd looking the best from the rest.

 
POST BY - SWETHA JAIN