Okay, so traditionally women wouldn't be caught dressed in a
tuxedo. Tuxedos were strictly for the male audience only but think again,
because times are changing, after all this is the 21st Century not
the 1800’s. The daring women of our time have taken a claim to the tuxedos and,
whether the boys like it or not, we look good. From the likes of Cheryl Cole to
Cara Delevinge (which let’s face it, we all want to be) are seen promoting this
tuxedo look. For those ‘girly’ girls out there who are frowning and dismissing
the idea of the tux in fear of sporting the tomboy style, you may just be
surprised how the tuxedo can pull off the height of femininity.
(Top) Cheryl Cole and (Bottom) Cara Delevinge
However, if you’re not so ambitious on promoting the full tuxedo why
not just add a blazer or bow-tie to your look? This way you can give the
impression of the trend without going full blown ‘tuxedo! Here the Kardashian’s pull off bow-tie’s and blazers:
Blazers - where to get the look:
Topshop £65.00 River Island - £35.00 – going more traditional!
Asos.com £105.00
– pricey
this may be but an investment also! With velvet making a comeback this season
this velvet blazer will have you right on trend!
Asos.com £8.00 – Velvet
alert! Asos.com £10.00
(A definite bonus with this purchase!)
Fashion tip
Your bow tie doesn't have to
be from the high street shops, raid a male wardrobe and steal theirs! If they
have a spare bow tie, why not customize it? Add some jewels or sequins to add
glamour in an instant and vamp up the boring bow tie!
Even these heels are desperately screaming for the tuxedo
with these cute bows!
Topshop £68.00










Cara Delevingne is incredible - i love the masculine silhouette of her tux but how she still manages to look gorgeous and feminine. Sadly, i don't that i'd be able to pull it off! Those topshop shoes are stunning though! The only problem is i would never be able to walk in them, and they'd make me about 6ft 3!
ReplyDelete-Kate, xo
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