All About Belts S/S 2006
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No one can doubt that it was the Yves Saint Laurent belt from Fall 05 that really catapulted the wide belt into the spotlight. It has been used in COUNTLESS editorials over the past 6 months. I'm sure that this style is well on its way to mainstream shops.
Personally I
the look of the wide belt, or any belt worn at the natural waist or above. My guess is that the boho, hip slung belts are over like last year's Uggs.
MAKE SURE to check out vintage stores before you go out and spend all your cash on a designer belt. I've picked up scores of cool, one-of-a-kind belts from the 60's-90's at my local second hand shops for a dollar a piece. Besides, most of the belts that have been posted here look like they were directly inspired by the funky 80's styles that we all gagged at a few years ago.
...how things change.
(Photo: YSL FW 2005/2006 Style.com)
Personally I
the look of the wide belt, or any belt worn at the natural waist or above. My guess is that the boho, hip slung belts are over like last year's Uggs.MAKE SURE to check out vintage stores before you go out and spend all your cash on a designer belt. I've picked up scores of cool, one-of-a-kind belts from the 60's-90's at my local second hand shops for a dollar a piece. Besides, most of the belts that have been posted here look like they were directly inspired by the funky 80's styles that we all gagged at a few years ago.
...how things change.
(Photo: YSL FW 2005/2006 Style.com)
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Lena said:ditto miss Dulcisima.. low waist seems a bit 'over' for ss06
Yeah I guess no more low waist for this season...beautiful collection though...Fendi's belts are outstanding
Diorella...I am sure all belt types compliment ur figure and ur amazing fashion taste...I envy u with ur B belt from Fendi, excellent choice
P.s : whats ditto?
Dulcisima said:Yeah I guess no more low waist for this season...beautiful collection though...Fendi's belts are outstanding
Diorella...I am sure all belt types compliment ur figure and ur amazing fashion taste...I envy u with ur B belt from Fendi, excellent choice
P.s : whats ditto?
Thanks Dulcisima
You have awesome taste, too 
Ditto means sort of I think so too 
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I love the Fendi belts!
I wish I could pull off this whole waist cincher thing.
I wish I could pull off this whole waist cincher thing.
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zrzava said:No one can doubt that it was the Yves Saint Laurent belt from Fall 05 that really catapulted the wide belt into the spotlight. It has been used in COUNTLESS editorials over the past 6 months. I'm sure that this style is well on its way to mainstream shops.
Personally I
MAKE SURE to check out vintage stores before you go out and spend all your cash on a designer belt. I've picked up scores of cool, one-of-a-kind belts from the 60's-90's at my local second hand shops for a dollar a piece. Besides, most of the belts that have been posted here look like they were directly inspired by the funky 80's styles that we all gagged at a few years ago.
...how things change.
(Photo: YSL FW 2005/2006 Style.com)
DEFINITELY check the vintage stores first , that is what I always do when I want a new belt. I bought a high waist belt the other day but I'm a vegetarian and I stupidly didn't realise it was real leather till I got home so now I feel uncomfortable wearing it.
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Grill said:I put my name down for this Chloe belt. Giant (sorry!) picture courtesy of Style.com
Kind of safe I know - a sort of preppy classic. I love the B Fendi belts too - Diorella if it's not too rude how much did yours set you back??? -
You can get a very similar belt at Marc by Marc for 15 USD.
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