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feminine rockstar style -
March 7th 2011, 04:25 AM
 so i like jacoby shaddix's style as well as nikki sixx and synyster gates, i do already dress a little bit like them but with my own spin but i was wondering how do i make it more feminine and make it more rocker and less jeans and hoody for cheap? like one of my favorite looks is the jeans and blazer but blazsers are so masculine  and especially like the rev in this picture the one with the purple tie, i love the blazer jacket type look but i dont know how to get one thats comfortable, cheap AND feminine
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Re: feminine? -
March 8th 2011, 03:21 PM
Accesorise. Jazz the blazer up with feminine things. Badges, broaches, extra materials etc.
Wear feminine but fitting neck wear like a neck scarf or necklace. Try and layer what you're wearing underneath instead of a black t-shirt. Wear a t-shirt, with some form of short sleeved shirt, then the blazer. Adds a bit more... interest to the outfit and normally a bit more femininity. Try and buy a blazer for women too... Mens won't fit properly, womens are generally fitted so they expose your womanly figure which instantly makes it a lot more feminine. Also, try to avoid a t shirt that comes right up to your neck. Get something that hangs a little lower, show a bit of skin. I know this isn't very 'rocky' but this is the kind of blazer I mean: http://images.asos.com/inv/r/7/221/5...y/image1xl.jpg Search boyfriend blazer in Google. |
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