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Archive for October, 2009

This chemise is sexy sheer, cut on the bias and is fingertip length. Adjustable straps help ensure proper fit. Made of 70% silk and 30% rayon.

On what occasions do you wear casual clothes? For some it may be running errands, attending kids soccer games, parent/teacher meetings, going to the movies, the gym or hockey games etc. It seems that, many women don’t put as much energy into building a casual wardrobe as they do a professional wardrobe and are left with nothing to wear. Take the time to build a casual wardrobe and you will always feel more put together and comfortable.

1. Choose your outfits in your best colors. Start with 3 colors that look great on you and build around those.

2. For workout clothes buy a sweat suit that suits you in color and shape. You will always look great leaving the gym and won’t be too embarrassed to stop into a store on the way home.

3. Jewelry should not be worn with a bathing suit; both perfume and jewelry should not be worn at the gym.

4. Jeans are a great casual item and look better if they are in good condition and are more slimming if they are in a darker color.

5. Women find it difficult to get jeans to fit well and often wear jeans that are not very flattering. To find the perfect jeans for your body type takes a little work, time and patience and you may have to try on a good number of pairs before you find the right fit.

6. Stay away from tight fitting pants or jeans if you do no have slim thighs. A looser fit is much more slimming and flattering.

7. Match your accessories to the theme of your outfit. A casual outfit calls for casual accessories.

Wear this coat with a long plum coloured lightweight jumper and a pair of black leggings. Complete the outfit with black leather flat knee high boots and a brown plaited handle shopper bag. Pencil skirts and jeans would also go with this coat.

Coat Description

The perfect little car coat. A great length for running about –keeps you warm in the hardy Harris Tweed but still short enough and light enough for real comfort. This coat has such girlish charm and has been a classic for Sara Berman since 2004.

Lise Charmel Intrigue a Venise Shorty Fall 2009
This gorgeous shorty is part of Lise Charmel Fall 2009 Collection, called “”Intrigue a Venise”".
Designed in France; Made in Switzerland.

Material: 67% Polyamide; 17% Polyester; 11% Elasthane; 6% Cotton

Available Colors: Fuscia

Lise Charmel Paris Diva Black Bustier

The lingerie of her dreams combines the most beautiful materials.

The Lise Charmel client is not a slave to fashion but one that marries elegance with romanticism.