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Neighbourhood: RecoletaAddress: Marcelo T. de Alvear 1459Between Paraná and Uruguay streets
We are...

One block away from Santa Fe Avenue .Two blocks away from Córdoba Avenue. Five blocks away from Colón Theatre .Ten blocks away from the Obelisco....

Where we are ?

Neighbourhood: RecoletaAddress: Marcelo T. de Alvear 1459Between Paraná and Uruguay streets






We are...
One block away from Santa Fe Avenue .Two blocks away from Córdoba Avenue. Five blocks away from Colón Theatre .Ten blocks away from the Obelisco.

Monotonas For Fall

Miniskirts and boots are cool. (Color & Design Research Room of Kyoritsu Women's Junior College)
As fall deepens, young women's fashions are turning black and white. The key is a touch of chic: for instance, a white shirt coordinated with a black vest, a black pleated skirt, and black and white half boots. Popular among Harajuku girls, meanwhile, are avant garde gosurori (Gothic Lolita) and punk styles, and their street hangouts seem almost dyed through in blackish hues. Female office workers and career women in Ginza are likewise dressing in elegant combinations like white blouses and black cardigans with pants. One notable characteristic of the trend is that mature fashions are being favored by a broad range of people, with young men and middle-aged women going for monotone looks as wellMonotone As a Resetter.

Monotone refers to expressions using different shades and tones of a single color. In terms of fashion it often denotes styles coordinated only in achromatic colors: black, white, and shades of gray. Widely used in formal wear and uniforms, this type of color combination gives a solemn, restrained, and refined impression. Perhaps for this reason, monotone styles have frequently filled the streets when the trend shifts toward the mature and elegant. Likewise, it appears that monotones are the choice for fall 2006 as a way of resetting the fashion climate, which has tended toward the casual for some time

A 10-Year

CycleThere is a cycle to the monotone trend. The 1980s saw an outbreak of monotone styles with the "DC boom," a craze for designer-brand and character-brand clothes, where character brands refer to lines of clothes in which the manufacturer develops a specific brand image. Sporty styles consisting of logo T-shirts and black pants were in vogue in the 1990s. Conservative monotone looks were favored in the early 2000s, and now monotone is back again. In this way, monotones have come in and out of style roughly every 10 years.

Typically, a monotone wave follows a few years on the heels of a fad for layered, decorative, or colorful styles, such as the layered fashions with denims in the late 1970s, the colorful bodikon (body-conscious) dresses of the 1980s, the vivid colors donned by teenagers in the mid-1990s, and the fluorescents that emerged around 2003. This fall the teenage girls filling the streets of Shibuya, who until recently worshipped colorful fashions, are all fading to blacks, whites, and grays. Along with monotones, a trend for mature, sparsely ornamented, conservative styles looks ready to set in.

japan fashions are also exciting.

MONOTONES FOR FALL

As fall deepens, young women's fashions are turning black and white. The key is a touch of chic: for instance, a white shirt coordinated with a black vest, a black pleated skirt, and black and white half boots. Popular among Harajuku girls, meanwhile, are avant garde gosurori (Gothic Lolita) and punk styles, and their street hangouts seem almost dyed through in blackish hues. Female office workers and career women in Ginza are likewise dressing in elegant combinations like white blouses and black cardigans with pants. One notable characteristic of the trend is that mature fashions are being favored by a broad range of people, with young men and middle-aged women going for monotone

Latest Wedding Fashions show-cashed in good morning america,abc news

wedding probably the most emotional festival a person attends in life.
wedding parties are the place to showoff maximum fashion statement.
when we talk about fashion lets start with the wedding gown news. here the news courtesy is by abc news follows.
Between the proposal and "I do," some brides-to-be consider the dress to be the most important wedding decision they'll make.
Shelley Waln, a consultant for the WeddingChannel.com, showed off her best dress picks on ABCNEWS' Good Morning America. She said brides must consider two important factors before picking their dress: What do they want to look like and what kind of wedding will it be?

The gowns below are listed in their. The first gown featured a halter neckline, an A-line cut and a flowing cathedral train. The beaded halter strap is detachable. By P.C. Mary's $560

2. This is a "Cinderella gown," adorned with Swarovski crystals in a floral motif. The asymmetrical drape of the skirt creates the illusion of height. The matching shawl and purse completes the ensemble. By Maggie Sottero, $1,200. The bride is wearing a necklace called Bouquet by Victoria Lee.

3. This dress featured a lace bodice which narrows, creating the illusion of a shapely waist. The beaded underskirt peaks out from under the organza ball gown. By Casablanca, $800. Headpiece is "Crystal" by Stephanie of Australia.

4. This is a traditional flowing romantic gown made of ivory satin. It has stunning long, bell sleeves and a portrait neckline. It has a detachable train and a lace alencon border. By Demetrios, $1000. The model is wearing a headpiece by Kristina Eaton.

5. This gown is made of silk organza, with just a touch of sleeve. The sweeping wrap skirt and fitted midriff compliment a perfect hourglass figure. By Christos, $1,800.

6. This gown is direct from Paris. It's a silk satin strapless sheath with whimsical wired satin organza swirls, perfect for an island getaway wedding. By Suzanne Ermann $2,900. Headpiece by Debra Fin.

7. This gown features garlands of graduated handmade silk roses and a silk organza empire-style with a silk mikado cascading ribbon accenting a delicate shoulder line. By Richard Glasgow $3,900. order of appearence on Good Morning America

8. This garden dress from Barcelona is linen with stretch illusion tulle. The two-piece ensemble with silk and velvet flowers has an A-line skirt with sweep train. By Bovina $3,000. This dress is exclusive to the Kleinfeld store in Brooklyn, N.Y.

9. This gown is for those who want to feel as if they are in a fairy tale. The silk satin dress features constellations of crystal stars and rosettes on the bodice and delicate tulle sleeves. Nes Di Santo $4,900. Headpiece by Ines Santo.

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