Showing posts with label black ladies clothing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label black ladies clothing. Show all posts

Monday, August 8, 2011

I Counted 32 Shades of Blue!!

Last week I discovered over 11 shades of pink.  This week I counted 32 shades of blue from a list I found through Google!!  I was expecting to find about 11 shades of blue, not 32!!  Whoa!  I'm in my element.  Blue is my favorite color.  Blue is a shade that gives an air of coolness, airiness (as in the light blues), royalty (the deep shades).  I'm not going to list all 32 shades of blue I found (should I?), but I'll list 16 of them.

1. Sky blue  2. Baby blue  3. Cobalt  4.  Neon blue  5.  Navy  6.  Azure  blue 7.  Denim blue   8.  Prussian blue  9. Steel blue  10. Aqua 


11.  Cerulean blue:                                                          

Vintage silk scarf top, www.stylehive.com


12. Brandies blue:                                                  


Slouch bag, Tory Burch, www.toryburch-shoe-sale.com

13. Powder blue:                                                            

Crochet scarf by I Should Koko, www.etsy.com/shop/ishouldkoko



14. Cornflower blue:
 
Pebble Print flats, www.sambag.com.au


15. Night blue:                                                            

by Donna Karan, www.stylebop.com


16. Periwinkle blue:
Men;s vintage 80s Guayaber shirt, www.rustyzipper.com


Till next blog!

Saturday, February 12, 2011

Sophisticated Black Clothing for Any Occasion


"A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn and a time to dance;"  (Eccl.  3:4)

Black is a sophisticated color.  It must be one of the most popular colors next to "denim jean" blue.  Black can be worn for many occasions whether joyful, sad, or business related.  I chose to look at black clothing  in honor of an older generation relative that passed this week.  This is also in remembrance of those in my family born in the early 1900's who passed in previous years. 

by Limi Feu, 2009, http://forums.thefashionspot.com
 
http://woment.fashionbeans.com

Ladies suit, www.aliepress.com

I suppose I'll focus on early 1900's clothing next week in continued remembrance.  Here's to all the seasons of life.  Till next blog...