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The bridesmaids dresses are almost as important as the bride’s dress so it is essential for them to look and have the almost the same style. When choosing your bridesmaids’ dresses, the bride has to make sure that the color and design that she chooses will suit all her maids of honor. It can be a really hard decision to make, especially if you have very different maids of honor at your wedding and they are not all suited with the same style.

If the bridesmaids are really different, the best approach is to pick something simple that should suit any body type. Not too long or too short, also you need to make sure that it is also not in a color that might make one of the girls look bad so a neutral color is the best. When it comes to accessories, a good bridesmaid dress should be accessories with little or no jewelry, but if the bridesmaids insist on wearing jewelry, they should be all wearing something similar.

If the bridesmaids are all the same, you should pick the dresses based on their look; if they are more on the slim side, you can pick a short and more revealing dress. However, make sure that it is not too exaggerated, you don’t want them to look like they are heading for a girl’s wild night in a club.

If your bridesmaids are more on the plus size side, you should always go for simple cuts, neutral materials, and no exaggeration when it comes to length.

It is very important to make them all feel better in their dress because they are part of the best event of your life and their outfit should look accordingly.

When choosing bridesmaids’ dresses, the materials are also very important; also go with soft and easy to wear materials for summer, such as silk or cotton. For winter, you can choose even the wildest materials and make sure that your bridesmaids meet your expectation.

There is nothing more fun than a wedding party and without the bridesmaids looking good and smiling, we’re all left with a pretty sad crowd so we need to make them look and feel amazing.

Stockings are probably some of the most common fashion items, but they are also very useful and quite sexy. Every woman worn stockings at least once in her life and they will always be fashionable which is a big plus.

Stockings have been around from the 15 century when they were worn by men also. Today mostly women wear them and the main reasons are fashion and being warm during the cold season while wearing a skirt. There are different types and models of stockings; you can choose from lace stockings, pattern stockings or simple stockings all of them are great if you know how to combine them. A very popular option is colorful stockings which have been a major trend lately, especially in bright colors. Newest trends in stockings announce that you will have to buy some stockings with patterns for this year since one of the coolest patterns is going to be the animal print. Any type of animal print will do, so don’t worry about a certain pattern.

Colorful stockings can be combined with any type of skirt and they can come with really cool patterns like butterflies, geometric figures or flowers. However, make sure that the rest of the outfit is not full in patterns because you might look a bit odd with patterns everywhere.

One of the sexiest styles of stockings is the “stay up” or “hold up” stockings, they look amazing and they probably play a big role in every man’s fantasy. You can match them easily with any type of skirt and they can be much more comfortable than traditional stockings. They also come in various colors and styles so you won’t need to give up your personal taste to wear them.

In the end, choosing stockings is all about your comfort so make sure that they fit and you buy high quality stockings because you don’t want them to get worn out after wearing them just one time.

T-shirt is all: sexuality, worship, rebellion, or simply a vogue brand. Today it is one of the most popular and most comfortable clothing. T-shirt is part of the wardrobe of everyone: men, women, children and even babies. It comes in all sizes, colours and designs. Usually t-shirts are made of 100% cotton, rayon or polyester or different blends of them. The material of the yarns gives it a distinctive texture, softness or rigidity and can fit to the body as a second skin or to be free and loose.

The English name of this clothing  – T-shirt – comes from the way the garment looks, namely the letter T. T-shirt story begins with the Industrial Revolution in England and the rise of the international trade. In the 19th century it evolved from underwear, which was split into two parts – upper and lower. At the beginning the T-shirt was worn as underwear, particularly to protect the skin from the rough fabrics of the clothes. After many experiments, cotton proved to be ideal material for T-shirts and underwear as it was soft and did not irritate the skin.

Miners were the first, who started to wear T-shirts, as they were comfortable dress for work, and even suitable for the environment in which they worked. During the World War I European soldiers started to wear T-shirts as well. They used them under their uniforms to feel warmer in winter. In hot days they used only the T-shirts. U.S. soldiers noticed that the French army used T-shirts instead of woolen uniforms and were attract by the idea. Thus the T-shirts became very popular in the U.S., introduced by the soldiers and the seamen. After the World War II it was frequently seen veterans to wear their uniform pants with casual clothes like T-shirts.

However, T-shirts became very fashionable due to the tennis. The tennis player Rene Lacoste, who in 1927 created a type of shirt with short sleeves and polo, called L.12.12. The way its name was formulated was very interesting: L is taken from Lacoste, 1 is a reference to unique material (cotton pique) and 2 means short sleeves. The second 12 refers to the number of prototypes that had to be produced, so as Rene Lacoste to be satisfied with the final result. The garment was rapidly adopted by the College of Laconia for its elegant and simple design and the free movements, enabled by the cut. This was the first step of the T-shirt to the catwalk.

Lace is mysterious and stylish. It is a symbol of elegance and luxury, as well as the queen of textiles. Some artefacts sow that the most ancient examples of lace appeared 2500 BC in Egypt. These were nets decorated with small pearls and porcelain. The technology for knitting of nets, used for catching small animals, was applied for the “lace” as well. The decorative nets were used mainly for curtains and bedspreads, but not for clothing.

In the 12^th and 13^th centuries lace has appeared in clothes. Lace decorations were only used for the garments of the priests, located high in the church hierarchy. The popularity of lace, however, increased rapidly and it was spread among the cottage industry of Europe. It was the Renaissance, however, which led to the great spread of lace, mainly in Italy. Venetian style lace was extremely popular in Europe and was used even in furniture decoration. The first lace in Europe was actually a narrow strip with pointed teeth. Later on larger and more complicated patterns appeared.

In 15^th-16^th centuries the use of lace was widespread. The information comes from the Decree of Charles V (15^th century), when the laces began to be taught in schools and monasteries of the Belgian provinces. This is a period of renaissance and enlightenment, and the laces quickly enter the field of fashion. At that time in the Belgian provinces were developed many styles and techniques for the manufacture of lace. Lace, knitted in Belgium was coarse and heavy, or light and delicate, with floral and geometric patterns. It cost almost as much as jewelry.

It is considered that Belgium is the cradle of lace. However, three countries nowadays compete to be the birthplace of the splendid decoration: Italy, France and Belgium.

In the 17th century the industry for production of lace in Italy was in a flourishing state. Almost all countries imported lace “Made in Italy”. In France, the lace became popular because of its qualities that make it suitable for scarves, collars, and ruffles. Lace was a favorite of royalty, especially Louis XIV – the Sun King. Although today lace is considered feminine adornment, in former times it was used in decoration of both female and male clothing.

The price of one gram of lace reached one gram of gold! Even though, the passion for lace became a real obsession and the purchase of this product required huge money… The reason was that the two techniques used for production: with a knitting needle and with hammers, were too slow and very expensive. These techniques are used even today, but for hand made production of lace.

In the 19th century a knitting machine for production of lace was invented. This increased enormously the variability in patterns and designs. On the other hand it leaded to fast lose of the skills for handmade lace manufacturing. The easy to find and the lower prices decreased the value of lace as a symbol of aristocracy. Once lace became widely available it was no longer so valuable and rare, and has become part of the clothing of everyone.