Look Beautiful in Clothes that Suits your Body Structure

"I think that whatever size or shape body you have, it's important to embrace it and get down! The female body is something that' so beautiful. I wish women would be proud of their bodies and not dislike other women for being proud of theirs!" These beautiful words have been penned down by a famous singer and actress Christina Aguilera.  Every word put together holds a strong meaning. No matter in what shape and size your body is, just feel beautiful about it to look beautiful.


A human body is usually categorized into extra small, small, regular, large, extra-large and plus size. Plus size is a term referred to a size larger than normal. They are also known as super size, full size or outsize. 3X-large size and above usually falls under this category.
The women body are four types.
Pear Shaped: The upper body is slender than the lower body.
Apple shaped: The waistline is larger than rest of the body.
Hourglass: The hip and bust are of same size with a narrow waist.
Rectangular shape/ Banana Shape:  Where in there is no defined curves.
With a clear understanding of your body shape you can dress appropriately and look fashionable. Next you need to understand the type of colors, cut and patterns that you should wear to draw people's attention towards or away from your figure.
Dark colors tend to hide the extra fat where as light colors highlight them. Big patterns will make you look bigger while small patterns will make you look smaller. Prefer vertical stripes over horizontal ones. Avoid flared pants or jeans. Instead go for straight legged jeans or well fitted jeans in dark wash to look great. Pair it with a loose tunic in flowing fabric like crepe with small patterns/embroidery on it.

Now talking about sleeves, always prefer 3/4th sleeves and full sleeves instead of going with sleeveless.
An A-line skirt will just do wonders for a plus size female instead of a short or knee length skirt. Further you can enhance your look with endless accessories like colorful scarves, stoles, caps, earrings, handbags, bracelets and shoes. Fuller sized females can carry bold jewellery and big handbags very well over small framed women.
And the most important tip is to wear your confidence and smile in pride that will complete your look no matter what and how you wear.
Mustard, one of the few handful brands, manufactures ready-to-wear plus and regular size clothes for females. They offer variety of styles and designs in regular and plus sizes for ladies and girls. They sell ethnic kurtas / kurtis, casual and formal shirts, T-shirts, tunics, jeggings, trousers, capris, tights, skirts, overcoats, jackets, pullovers, cardigans, long coats, scarves and stoles. Log on to www.mustardfashion.com and pick your style.

Stradivarius opens its Japan flagship store in Osaka

07/11/2014

 

Today, Stradivarius, the global woman's fashion and accessories brand, opened its flagship store in Osaka's Shinsaibashi shopping district. This marks the brand's 900th store worldwide and the seventh in Japan. The new store has a retail space of 720 square meters spread over two floors and will feature Stradivarius's latest A/W collections.

The new store will showcase the brand's latest image which brings together opposing styles – including industrial and romantic – in an open, modernist space. Light is one of the most important aspects throughout the store and on the façade – bright, tall windows of over seven meters in height invite the attention of passers-by. The space dedicated exclusively to accessories has been especially highlighted. A unique component designed specifically for the Shinsaibashi store is the striking central staircase leading to the upper floor. Architectural leadership has been used to create this key feature which is made of Yugoslavian white marble with iron balusters and wood railings.

To celebrate the opening of this flagship, Stradivarius invited fashionable young women to preview the new bright space. The soundtrack to the night was provided by DJ HICO and DJ Fanky Kow and guests were given a first glimpse of Stradivarius' new in store magazine The Event Paper.
About Stradivarius and Inditex

Stradivarius is the global young women's fashion brand of Inditex Group. Stradivarius's fashions suit a lifestyle full of trends and creativity. Its stores are feminine and magical and create a unique shopping experience. Stradivarius's garments and accessories are designed in Spain and are distributed exclusively in its stores worldwide. Stradivarius is present in 60 countries, and with the addition of the Osaka flagship there are now 900 stores worldwide.

Stradivarius is owned by the Inditex Group, one of the largest fashion retailers in the world. In addition to Stradivarius, Inditex has 7 other brands: Zara, Pull&Bear, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Oysho, Zara Home and Uterqüe. Inditex has more than 6,600 stores worldwide in over 88 markets.

Zara launches its online store in South Korea

Zara's online store opened today, 24th September, in South Korea. The Zara website, www.zara.com/kr, will offer online shoppers the same full range of merchandise for women, men and kids as that found in high street stores with the arrival of new products twice per week.

The www.zara.com/kr site is designed to offer an outstanding user-friendly shopping experience and works with all web browsers available in South Korea. Items sold online are priced the same as those found in Zara's stores, and customers can choose home delivery or have their purchases sent to a store of their choosing for pick up.

Zara in South Korea
Zara opened its first store in Korea in 2008.  South Korea is a major market for the brand where it now has 39 stores in big cities such as Seoul, Busan, Daegu, and Kwangju.  In South Korea, the Inditex group operates a total of 58 stores under five of the group's brands including Zara, Massimo Dutti, Bershka, Pull&Bear and Stradivarius.

Zara online
Zara began selling its products online in 2010 in several European markets, following in the footsteps of Zara Home, which launched its online platform in 2007. Next came other major markets, such as the US, Japan, China and Canada. Today Zara's customers can shop online in 26 markets including South Korea.