BARBiE FASHiON

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nHHVy1AyO98

THE "GiFT GUIDE"- RAVER's FASH

skullcandy.com

dropdeadclothing.com

The Raver style is pretty much just alot of bright colors and anything that glows in the dark or looks totally bitchin' in a black light. Theres alot of random clothing involved, from overly accessorized beaded braceletes to big fuzzy boots- nobody cares what your wearing as long as it's super funkey and bright!

POLYVORE.COM.. TERQUOiSE TEASE

http://polyvore.com/terquoise_tease/set?id13574919

D&C FASHiONABLE SHOW

There was no color pallet found under this designer's fashon show. I love the sexy style of all of these garments. From the lace to the tassels, they are all very well put together in their own uniqu way. Although the shoes and jewelery are all very semilar to eachother, they all go very well with the concept of the selected style.

DESiGNER QUOTE

"Fusia is the navy blue of India"

"It's better to have bad taiste then no taiste at all!"

- Diana Vreeland

iSLAND SUPER FASH- FiELD TRiP

WESTERN KANYE

LOViN' THE LAYERS!!!

- Hoodless navy blue sweater

- Old-school navy [matching the sweater] and off-red plaid shirt

- Sleeve-less vest with an interior off-orange

- Off-orange and red matching the plaid scarf.

- Big gold chain hanging low

- Nice brown slacks [matching the hint of brown in his vest]

Love the way he does, yet doesnt match; and throughing the chain in there was a great way to some it all up.

Reminds me of myself when winter comes around- my fashion since starts getting pretty funky with the many many multiple mix-matching layers that somehow all work together!

- "Nerdish" black glasses

- Gray jacket

- Gray scarf

- Off-white button up shirt

- Brown belt

- Light blue slightly above the knee shorts

- White lace-up Vans

Again, mixing and matching, here he somehow mixes together safistication and class with young and nerdy. Tying it all together with the fast that he is an African American rapper with two very sterio-typical white styles and making it work so very well!

HARAjUKU STAFANi

- Black & Green golfing hat tilted to the side

- Black & White stripped hair ribon

- Black & Red stripped neck tie

- Black, red & white baithingsuit top

- Black suit jacket with white lining

- Blue baggie pants with thin white stripes

- Black belt with a big "ND" buckle

* Cute nice girl/ school girl look

- Baby blue vest

- Plaid skirt over a baby blue skirt with ruffles

- Big black hair bow

- White stalkings with toe cut out

- Ballet-looking heels that tie up the ancle

- Harajuku girls in pin-stripped dresses with tu-tu underneath

- Bright colored knee-high tights with bright knee pads

- White hip-hop tennies

- And big clustered hats & assecories in their hair

i love Gwen's sence of individuality in her style- never wearing what's "in" at that time. Her style is alwasy changing but it is still very clearly unique and made her own.

GRAFiTi iS.. FASHiONABLE?

Graffiti, some see it as discraseful, others as seriously magnificent pieces of art. The truth is that graffiti art is starting to emerge from just unapriciated paintings on the side of a train, to artists being hired to do art on buildings, to becoming another piece of everyday fashion. Seeing the art and hip-hop style on anything from t-shirts, to purses and most importantly.. shoes!

BiLLY's JEANS

Jeans.. SO HOT in the 198O's!!

Jean clothing now, just a bit more mellow but still exsists in the wonderful world of fashion today.

Sources: atozbluejeans.com, onsugar.com