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Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Plaid, Can You Pull It Off?


Baby Phat (plus size)

I haven't seen plaid in style since the late 1980's - early 1990's.
"LUMBERJACK jacket with the hat to match" anyone?


Plaid is traditionally seen as a strong menswear pattern.
You may be able to rock this pattern with a few feminine tweaks.

PLAID = any fabric woven of differently colored yarns in a crossbarred pattern.

School Division Houghton Mifflin Company

Tartan


Madras Usually worn during the summer months


Buffalo

Ashley Stewart

Houndstooth

Spiegel

Argyle

Ashley Stewart

Bold patterns can be a bit overwhelming for me.
A solid wide belt to cinch the waist feminizes the lumberjack effect.



forever21

For even more feminine appeal, consider a sheer flowy fabric like silk.

faith21 (plus size)

Look for tailored woven tops to flatter your figure.
Baby Phat


Dereon

Consider a CRISP white blouse or a solid turtleneck with a patterned skirt.


Torrid

If you are not confident or bold enough to get in on this trend by wearing a shirt/blouse. Why not consider wearing solids with just a couple of plaid accessories.


forever21


Spiegel


forever21


Torrid

Remember to ask yourself, "Am I wearing this outfit, or is it wearing me?"
You don't want to come off cartoonish or costumey.

- Keep it simple.
BREAK UP THE PATTERN

Solid top with plaid bottom.

Rachel Roy Plaid Trousers

Plaid to with solid bottom.
Solid accessories with bold clothing.


Just for fun
Check out szuchnic from YouTube's vid.



How will you incorporate this fall trend into your wardrobe?

2 comments:

  1. I can't remember the last time I went shopping for myself but one thing's for sure, I am in love with those ruffly high collard, poofy sleeves and slimming waist type of shirts...uber cute!! Oh and I will ROCK the plaid anyday!!

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  2. I know what you mean. I love those shirts too. I know u could def pull off that look!

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