The fall/winter 2012 collections are making
dramatic statements this season—one of them is the new take on winter whites.
While we’re seeing some beautiful variations in our fashion clothing store,
from stark hues that are pure-as-the-driven-snow to antique shades of cream,
this trend seems to be more about the flair of the entire ensemble, rather than
the exact tone.
One way to wear the winter white trend that is
stunning and classic is the tailored look, which is perfect for South Bay fashion,
and is prevalent among the local boutique clothing stores. The variations we’re
seeing lean a little bit towards the mod, slightly androgynous style of Twiggy
in the 1960s. Sharply defined waistlines, formal shirts and sleek minidresses
are a great way to translate this trend that is perfect for Redondo Beach
clothing styles.
This type of structured tailoring can make the
silhouette of a suit or even pantsuit more feminine and soft. South Bay fashion
mavens are also donning tailored white shift dresses, which are ubiquitous in
boutique clothing stores. Again, the pure tones of white soften any harsh lines,
allowing for a distinct silhouette that still looks soft and feminine.
If you love the trend but don’t want to wear
monochromatic white, there are some fun ways to pair it that we’ve seen many of
the clients of our fashion clothing store try. An easy choice is the classic black
and white combination. You can also take
more of a risk and simply wear a statement piece in black to offset the white
outfit—try a handbag, shoes or necklace.
A great coupling that offers an exciting twist is
white and gold, a combination that evokes a feeling of royalty or aristocracy.
You can do this simply with accents or statement pieces, which is a more
conservative way of adding flair to Redondo Beach clothing. Metallics are a favorite
this season, so also try your hand at styling white and silver together for a
frosty, dramatic look. Silver makes for gorgeous accents, so look for pieces
with silver buttons, cuffs, collars and other cool detailing.
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