Showing posts with label Vintage Sportswear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vintage Sportswear. Show all posts

11.09.2009

ANNE KLEIN - Toutcha Toucha Touch It

Anne Klein
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American - Circa.1970s.

If you feel the need for a stroke then this is the skirt of you, because it attracts attention as everyone wants to pet it. It is silky plush and feels sumptuous to the touch. So wear it and be popular, just expect the unexpected.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When wearing a bold print always wear a solid somewhere to give the eye a place to rest, as well as balance the print.

10.28.2009

CLAUDE MONTANA - Super Sexy Moto Jacket


Claude Montana
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French - Circa.Early.1980s.

Super sexy and hard edged was always a Montana trademark. His designs make us feel powerful and exciting, able to conquer the world, or at least get a table at that hot new bistro.
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Frockology Style Tip:

Always mix in a bit of softness when wearing a very hard edged style. It will earns you additional style points to have contrast as well as texture in your fashion blend.








GIORGIO ARMANI - The Shape That Changed Fashion

Giorgio Armani
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Italian - Circa.Late.1970s.

Armani is the man that took the stuffing out of tailoring, which made us all walk taller and look and feel sexier. Now that is what we call a great fashion moment. It drapes the body and gives it a totally different shape from any thing that has structure. Elegant sensual comfort is what Armani will always be about, try it we promise you will like.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When wearing anything unstructured remember your posture, stand tall otherwise you will have a tendency to look heavy and that is not the ideal. When making a vintage garment modern, the best idea is to pair it with the ultra modern. The idea is to be unique not in costume.



DONNA KARAN - You say Tomato I say Tomato

Donna Karan
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American - Circa.Late.1980s.


We always have a soft spot for anything red and when you add Donna Karan to the mix usually our heart skips a beat. This makes us instantly want to grab a straw bag add a couple of Cacharel print cotton skirts and some raffia slides a bikini and some shades and head to St. Barts.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When working with a sarong skirt or scarf always experiment with different ways to wrap. Think past wrap to the side and tie, find unique and different techniques for more interesting shapes. It will give you a feeling of accomplishment, as well as inspire others in taking a different approach to their look, and we are all about sharing ideas on fashion.


10.27.2009

ANNE KLEIN - Suede Me Up

Anne Klein
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American - Circa.Mid.1970s.

Is there anything more wonderful in the fall than a chic little suede jacket. Something that protects yet emphasises all your feminine charms. Toss it on and make it one of your signature pieces for the season.
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Frockology Style Tip:

Anytime you are working with a suede jacket you tend to quickly pair it with a pair of jeans and rightly so, but also think past the easy way and consider it with plaid trousers or paisley print wool challis skirts. It is a great investment piece and should be mixed and matched as often as possible. Depending on the way you pair it, you will have many different looks as well as a great pair of jeans.


10.22.2009

RIFAT OZBEK - VINTAGE SPORTSWEAR

Rifat Ozbek
British - Circa.Mid.1980s
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Sometimes aggressive and bold
is the best way to go out.
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Frockology Style Tip:
When wearing something bold
always make sure that your accessories
are not suggesting sweet and shy.
Bold attracts Bold.


10.21.2009

DONALD BROOKS - VINTAGE SPORTSWEAR

Donald Brooks
American - Circa.Late.1970s
(click photo for more details)

This is a four season work horse.
Mix it up with different styles
and it will take on the flavor.
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Frockology Style Tip:
Always take any matching two
piece apart so that you will think
of it as sportswear and not as a
dress. The modernity is in the
mix not the match.