Fashion for 2011
All of the top fashion sources are stating that 2011 will be another year that capitalises on significant vintage fashion trends from years gone by. The most fashionable clothing available in 2011 will take inspiration from the 70s and there are a number of sunglasses that have been said to be on trend.
High street stores are full of 70s classics such as oversized sunglasses, bold retro colours, headscarves and even flares. Top stylists all over world recognise that 70s fashion has made a comeback this year and sunglasses should be and oversized as possible with exaggerated shapes made famous by stars from the 70s being the height of fashion in 2011.
Although reliving the seventies has brought some amazing sunglasses designs that were once extremely popular back into the spotlight, it has also brought with it every animal print imaginable. Leopard prints aren’t the only animal print found in high street stores, tiger, zebra and even giraffe have found their way into the market to really emphasise the vintage era of the 70s. However don’t make the mistake of thinking that animal print sunglasses will go well with such as outfit. Conservative brown and black sunglasses have been recommended for those wearing animal print, with the exception of some tortoise shell offerings.
The colours that are making a particular impact in 2011 will be white and orange, continuing the strong 70s theme throughout fashion. The bold colour has made its way into sunglasses too with many high end designers providing frames that are full of bright colours and strong frames.
If you want to stay in style and on trend this year it is essential that you know what sunglasses are going to be most suited to this year’s big fashion statements. 2011 is the year of vintage 70s fashion and the bolder and brighter the sunglasses the better, unless of course you decide to go down the route of animal print!
Find out more about styling designer items such as D&G Sunglasses and how to match these with designer watches from Guess Watches.
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