Style Qs: Fashion experts advise how to translate runway looks into a real-life wardrobe

EDMONTON - Q: Life With Fashion Week in Western Canada behind us, we can look some of these start and runway and translate them into real? A: "I think the first and foremost thing is to think about your size and your shape and where you are going and your age, you can help determine how to translate the look into a track something that is portable for you," says Sandra Sing Fernandes. CEO of Fashion Week in Western Canada has worked in all facets of business modeling to retailers. The trick is to avoid it, these trends do not work for you - how many birds with a fat woman in the chest - and to avoid, while the integration that you particularly like, she adds. Chanel Outlet Online Impressions color blocking and mixing are examples of two major trends that are easy for most people to do themselves, and for many women very flattering, she added. "We want people ... I think the most important thing is for people to look at their body types and what is best for them." Often it only takes a picture of women silhouettes, colors and patterns that inspire the fashion of the season with the opportunity, the local designer Derek Jagodzinsky Luxx ready-to-wear. "It is really difficult to remove these views because they almost look like doll clothes," he said. "It's a spectacle. It's more theater in a sense, but if you parry things down, there are many things that could carry many people." For his part, says he tries Jagodzinsky wearable their own creations, comfortable and fashionable with many easy-care fabrics draping styles make. "I'm no longer on the classics," he said. "Forms of modern classics with an edge -. Timeless pieces" Sometimes a simple pin, a scarf or a pair of shoes enough to get a taste of the new season is to bring in your closet, he says. "You can elements of what is happening now and mix only in your real life." Sing Fernandes is also an advocate of mixing accessories and other small pieces fresh with what you already have. Mixing and matching of different eras is a big part of the current fashion, she added. There are people much more freedom to work with the styles they like best, said Jagodzinsky. "I think people should keep themselves and take what they want from the track -. Be an individual, and not just follow everything"