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man’s accessories

Thursday, March 11th, 2010

Unless you live on a beach, it’s hard to get out of wearing pants, a shirt and shoes on a daily basis. Accessories, on the other hand, are items you wear for one of two reasons: because they perform some sort of practical function, like a belt that holds up your pants, or because they enhance your outfit stylistically, like a killer leather cuff or a bit of bling. When it comes to fashionably standing out in a crowd, it’s the latter category of accessory that can really make your outfit pop.

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From cufflinks to cell phones, the accessories you choose to wear or carry can have a dramatic impact on your appearance; they make your look truly yours. Though many men may not realize it, accessories perk up even the most basic ensembles, making tried- nd-true wardrobe staples look fresh again. So, instead of overhauling your wardrobe several times a year, simply have a quick browse through our accessories features every now and again to ensure your style is always up to date, but that your wallet remains heavily padded.

MEN’S ACCESSORIES ON AM

No matter what style dilemma you’ve recently been beleaguered by, chances are there’s an accessory that will solve it. Having a bad hair day? Sort it out with the latest must-have hat and get compliments all day long. Going away and need some new luggage? Check out our latest picks for every kind of holiday or business trip imaginable. In short, whether you need new shades, cufflinks, neckwear or gloves, or you want to learn all about the rules for wearing socks, turn here to stay on top of what’s hot in the world of accessories.

MEN’S ACCESSORIES FACT

Though in ancient times neckwear often signaled social status, it was during the Thirty Years’ War (1618-1648) that neckties became a thing of fashion. When Serbian mercenaries in the French service of the Military Frontier wore traditional knotted neckerchiefs, the Parisians went crazy for them. Soon afterward, men and women across Europe started sporting fabric around their necks.

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pants

Thursday, November 19th, 2009

With all the different styles and fabrics you can choose from, women’s pants can be fun, comfortable to wear and at the same time give you an elegant and feminine allure. There are women’s pants suitable for all occasions, from pants you may wear to the office, for more formal wear to the casual ones that can be trendy and stylish. Amongst the different styles you can choose from are of course Chinese-style pants, which can be made of silk brocade or other fabrics such as linen and silk.

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These can be elegant, trendy and casual, stonewashed or darker in color, they come in many different hues, shades and patterns. Women who are slightly heavy should choose boot cut pants, which are tapered to the knee and slightly flared at the base and are a perfect choice for the winter season.

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Women with more athletic bodies should opt for skinny pants; these are narrow legged pants, which taper towards the ankle and can also be worn with any of your favorite pants.

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Low cut pants, hipsters or hip-huggers are cut to fit three inches below the belly button and lie on the waistline; these are very feminine and will flatter those women with wider hips, they are usually worn during the summer with top halter to show of the middle.

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Women’s pants can also come in varied lengths, which have a wide waistband and drape down in cuffs attached at the base with a row of three buttons.

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Capri pants are ideal for the summer as they are calf-length pants with a tapered straight-cut. Before you choose the right pants on the basis of the activity or occasion, you will have to consider which is the best style and fabric. It is important to select the style and cut, as well as material, which will suit you most. Remember that long-legged cuts will make you seem taller than you really are, while cut-offs will do just the opposite. As far as patterns are concerned, you may choose them with a certain criteria. In warmer climates, cotton and natural fiber are the perfect choices, while silk, satin or wool-based material are best for colder climates.

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