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What's Hot For Spring 2006 Fashion
from: Jennifer McTigheSpring is here and so are new styles ready for you to jump into. Don't worry, you don't need to be walking the runway to feel like you are in style! So, just what is IN right now?
1. Stripes and color: Anything from your common single color stripe patterns to bold multi-colors.
2. Don't forget your cap! Jazz any cap with glitter and sew on shapes to reveal the fun, funky side of you. Just don't let somebody STEAL your cap when you are not looking! Why spend $200+ dollars when you can make your own cap for a few bucks and look just as fashionable
3. Jeans: Daisy Dukes? Okay, just be sure you look good in them. For everyone else, the to-the-calf style fits and looks sassy and fun. Try adding your own style by sewing or ironing on your own personalized patch.
4. Career Wear: Ladies, Guess what! The shoulder pads are BACK. Just not as aggressive. Wear yours with a blazer with stripes and your sure to get a promotion.
5. A Perfect Spring Purse: Gold, glitter, yellow and lace. These four things sum up exactly what your next summer purse should have. Don't get caught dead holding a brown clunker. Get rid of it right now and get into spring fashion with a trendy purse like the one I described. If you can't afford one, get out your glue and thread and start remaking that disaster of a purse you own now.
6. Belts: Try a new silver accent on your next belt. Shapes of squares and triangles are popular, with most belts of 1 plus inches in width. Try something new, get a belt with silver accents and add that to a pair of your daisy dukes and you'll have a parade of dates for the next 6 months.
7. Finally, Skirts!: Mid length with plenty of stripes and colors. Combine that with a light colored top and your ready for the best spring offers.
Now that you know what is HOT for spring 06 fashion, you'll be sure to be the number one wherever you go.
About the Author:
Jennifer McTighe operates the trendy Pass It On! Gently Used Clothes Store in Minnesota. You can visit her site for more articles on fashion, clothing and getting great clothing deals at http://www.jenninfermctighe.com
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