fashion statement all the way

Everyday is a new day we see differrent fashion trends  making a statement the next thing we  see  is ourself adapting to such trends . what intrigues me the most is that old trends are making waves in these days as the are changed to enhance the modern look .A perfect look boost your confidence and your self esteem but sometimes gets difficult to choose a perfect outfit for a specific occasion how do we do it? here are ten tips on how you can do it

Wear something that you look forward to wearing!

Dress for the day, how you feel, no one wants to see someone uncomfortable in what they are wearing. Your outfit should be a reflection of your mood!

If you have a curvy figure try outfits where you can cinch in the waist with a belt, it        creates the perfect hourglass figure and shows off your best features.

If you've got a crush, and you want to look cool, but that's not the way you usually look, then do NOT do it. If he likes you, then he'll like you from the inside and outside.

Wear colors that look good with your natural coloring.

Don't wear all one color or your outfit will clash.

Embrace your style.

Don't be afraid to try unique outfits.

Cardigans are always cute.

For a spring look, try a 60's skirt with a matching tank, a crochet top over it, and some pastel colored heels.

Phindile strikes a pose

this day i saw this this young woman on the street i stopped her just to snap a pic of her .The look was simple yet glam ,A look that can be worn on a nice chilly  day you can also have your view on this look tell me when is the perfect day you can wear this .www.marieclaire.com/fashion/trends

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Hot Date

True, there are times when you want to show off, project your personality, and get noticed. That Tom Ford Chinese emperor coat, perhaps, with contrasting embroidered boots? Or Tom's animal prints for prowling around? More 1980s shout-outs at Balmain, where the designer Olivier Rousteing might have been in diapers during Madonna's early derring-dos, but he can still cut a mean sharp shoulder.
Pictured: Balmain Fall 2013

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Explicit Sexiness

Why not? What's wrong with full-on sexy? It may not be every liberated woman's choice, but the clothes are there for those who dare: Marc Jacobs at Vuitton, with semisheer 1920s flapper dresses, like an X-ray take on The Great Gatsby costumes. Or Burberry Prorsum's cheeky rubber skirts, paired with heart-patterned knickers. Donatella Versace cannot resist a flourish of flesh as a curving line of sheer fabric tracing the body. For further revelations, Joseph Altuzarra's splits go nearly all the way. Newbie designers Anthony Vaccarello and Fausto Puglisi offer sliced-side dresses with a similar opportunity to prove that underwear is barely there.
Pictured: Louis Vuitton Fall 2013

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A Man And A Woman

Can you be both masculine and feminine at the same time? You can, if you go for Dries Van Noten's potent fashion fusion, a stirred-up assortment of gender-specific looks. Think of a mix of menswear-inspired pieces with feminine embellishment—crystals studding a camel coat, feathers wafting on a tailored skirt, a striped collegiate scarf against an embroidered cotton shirt. If only they made fusion shoes: high heels that screw onto flats for an instant change of needs and desires.
Pictured: Dries van Noten Fall 2013

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Textile Message

You aren't up for a big fashionista statement but want to look subtly feminine? Playing with textures does the job. Lanvin's Alber Elbaz is a master of female-friendly clothes, pairing a silver fox stole with a sleek silvery dress or creating a 3-D pattern by attaching appliquéd butterflies to a butterfly print. Also in this leading category of tactile textures for Fall 2013: Tomas Maier of Bottega Veneta, with embroidered silks recalling rough paint down the front of a wool sheath, and Fendi's melding of fantastical fur and leather fringe.
Pictured: Fendi Fall 2013

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Keeping It Cool

Your body may undulate beneath a sober dress from the Row or a monastic Valentino gown, but there's hardly a hint of flesh. Sometimes it's cool to be calm. Long sleeves may partner with a scooped-out back, putting bared skin out of immediate sight. Or you may not feel like giving too much away. Modest clothes are not unsexy; they're just not in-your-face. They go with other low-key options: a Bottega bag with no hardware or Prada's reasonable heels. And Miuccia Prada's lineup of women in disheveled sobriety, apparently returning from a tryst, shows that sensuality comes from within.
Pictured: Valentino Fall 2013