Look Chic With The Whole Range Of Womens Leather Jackets

The length matters

Women’s leather jackets can be long or short. There are a number of jackets that finish right above the hips, while others are long and these are used for daytime wear. Women are lucky that they have so many options to choose from. The natural colors for the women’s leather jackets include tan and black. For other colors, the leather needs to be dyed.


There are a number of finishes for the leather jackets too. Women’s leather jackets are fashioned out of crocodile and alligator leather, camel leather, cow leather, sheep leather, bison leather and many more.

Embellishing the jackets

Leather jackets can include both buttons and zippers. For a really cozy and a snug fit, most manufacturers or producers provide zips to the women’s leather jackets. Another option for the jackets can be pockets. There can be 2 pockets in the front or side pockets or the jackets can be without the pockets. The jackets can also be tapered around the waist to give a more fitting look to the wearer. The jacket can also have a belt made of leather or any other material.

Women’s leather jackets can also be embellished, especially the biker women’s leather jackets with skulls and studs. The collars are made of fur and this can sometimes be detached. This allows the wearer to create a stylish as well as a more casual look when they are wearing the leather jackets. For a sportier look to the women’s leather jackets, you can opt for jackets that come with hoods.


Styling of the jackets

Trench coats are equally popular and are quite long. The various procedures of distressing, waxing and embossing the leather jackets add to the gloss and the finish of jackets. Women’s leather jackets can be made of nubuck or suede and they look equally good.

Prices and styles that are hot this season

Good women’s leather jackets will cost from $250 and the jackets that cost more than $500. These are durable and can be worn for a number of years. The designer leather jackets are very expensive but are known for their quality and workmanship. They can cost more than $1000. However, you will find that some of the stores offer good discounts so you can check out these stores when you wish to buy women’s leather jackets. Online stores and catalogs give major discounts.

Some of the styles that are still hot this reason for the women’s leather jackets are distressed leather jacket, which has the vintage looks and looks slightly worn out. Fur trimmed leather jacket is the dream of every girl to own. You can opt for a detachable fur collar trimming.

Taken from http://antiquedress.blogspot.com/

Absolute Vintage

What is it ?

I visited this place just this week, it's wonderful. Absolute Vintage stocks men & womans clothes from the 1930's to the 1980's, so there is lots to choose from. Inside you will find a huge selection of vintage shoes, & lots of scarves & bags aswell. They also have vintage Chanel here, in display cabinets. They have thoughfully placed lovely old leather seats around the shop, so you can rest your tired feet after a long day of shopping... If you are in london vintage hunting you must pay a visit!

Taken from http://antiquedress.blogspot.com/

07/02/06

Today marks the third year of our marriage! What a wondrous trip it's been. I can't express well enough how lucky I feel everyday to have found him, my best friend, to spend my days with. Landon is endlessly inspiring, supportive and kind and I'm so glad to have him with me always. I'll share with you a bit about our wedding day since I so love talking/thinking on it! Initially we plotted a private union, possibly even a date at the courthouse followed by an extravagant party sometime later in the year however about two weeks prior to the date that we set I got swoony outside of holt renfrew and declared that I needed a lady friend by my side for this event to which Landon responded he would need a man friend and that man friend would bring his ladyfriend and my ladyfriend would bring her man friend and so our little wedding party began! During the next two weeks we invited friends we happened to bump into and who did not have plans to leave the town for the holiday weekend. In the meanwhile sneaky father of mine caught wind of our growing party and booked us a glorious yacht complete with open bar and delicious grub for post-vow partytime. I was now in need of a dress and so I drew up a little sketch and sent it away with my wonderful talented friend who sewed up my adorable little dress to perfection (even adding a "something old" - her grandmum's buttons). It had all come together - only I was missing my bosom buddy who had recently moved out of our home and back to ottawa, I couldn't imagine the day without her and we spoke on the phone two nights before lamenting her absence. The night before the big event we had a joint bachelor/ette party/canada day party and in the middle of our festivities a very familiar face came through the door! My darling Rebecca had joined us after all! My sneaky dad delivering the best wedding present of all. The morning of we went for brunch and then lazily made our way home to prepare. I was dizzy with excitement and hardly remember getting ready at all except for making up my ladies faces and drinking a good amount of the wine our friend had made for us. I rode to the beach with Rebecca and my dad and I'm pretty sure as the three of us made our way towards our spot people thought that it was Rebecca and I being married that day as we were both in white and dad was looking suspiciously priest like (save the badass skull tie). The rest of the story is better told in photos I think (but also because it's time for me to go and make eyes at Landon). It was magic, I wish I could live this day over and over again! The best advice I can offer any bride to be is relax. I think people get their panties in a knot about this day but it's way too wonderful to worry about anything other than maybe having enough food?

why yes, that would be my tooth trying to escape my mouth.


me and "momai".





we were hopeless at taking any "nice, traditional" style photos so we took ones like this instead.








 (hehe, WHOOPS, after reading this a year later I realized how riddled with errors it was! While I can't say anything in favor of my grammatical choices I will say that I hope I've caught (or rather, the little squiggly red lines have) all the spelling mistakes! :D)