A Lasting Impression: 10 Sixties Look Styles
102B
We're in love! Why? Because "this blouse"in the stripe print is a fashionable choice no matter where you wear it. The classic menswear style with the button placket, collar and cuffs works overtime. The skirt is found on the next page.
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Oh là là – this outfit is simply très chic. "A Breton shirt" is as much a part of the laid-back French style as the beret, modest make-up and nonchalance. Chapeau!
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It would be hard to find anything better than the sheath dress for pure elegance. Tempered and sophisticated when sewn in a black jersey, there is nothing better to beautifully shape the feminine silhouette. "This style" with 7/8-sleeves also catches the eye with fastidious darts at the neckline.
105A
"A trench coat" is a clothing basic for a lifelong style that never fails. The original, presented by Thomas Burberry, included flaps at the shoulder and buttons. Our version is more feminine and closes with a tying belt.
104B
"Trousers with a side seam stripe" are not only a hot trend. The stripe gives a visual stretch of the leg for extra height as well as lending the elegant trousers a sporty touch and a modern nod. The flexible style is equally great with a blouse as with a pullover or a blazer.
103B
"This is a must-have"for every business wardrobe. Shoes make the difference for this style to change it up: flats for everyday and heels for evening or more formal events.
101B
The gathering at the waist has a stunning hourglass shaping effect for "this unadorned shirt dress" . The full length button placket elongates the look and the knee-skimming hem makes it a dress for every day.