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summer velvet?

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is it ok to wear velvet on summer? i saw a cute velvet top but i'm bit hesitant on buying it...i assumed that velvet is a summer no-no.
 
I think that if you like something and you will be comfortable do it. why not? life is short!
 
i'm afraid velvet its not a trend for ss06 but if the colour is 'poetic' >see dusty or uber pale range< and it firs your mood/wardrobe, why not?

i strongly believe that fashion 'rules' as we knew them are a thing of the past
 
well, I do wear my chocolate blazer at night time... I guess it depends on the weight and the cut? I'm always hesitant.
 
well I don't think fashion rules are a thing of the past...I think they're good guidelines..but once you develop your own personal style and you know yourself what works for you and etc. then you possess the power to break and bend all those rules.
 
i've worn a heavy cardigan during the summer
during a fairly warm summer
and i was walking outside :lol:

i got weird looks, but oh well...
i find it would be pretty amazing to see someone wearing wool or velvet or leather (or be all decked out in black) in the heat and be comfortable! :flower:
 
^ what a revolutionary attitude, i like this (as a forward esthetic)

i'm afraid i can't wear 'heavy' during summer, it's too hot over here and somehow it doesnt fit the 'summer scenery'

silk velvet chiffon qualities can be as light as muslin, so in light colours or black light silk 'summer velvet' could somehow work if it's translated to something 'naked'
 
Velvet for hot summer days? No thanks.

Velvet for fun summer nights? Why not? You'll stand out for sure!
 
Lena said:
^ what a revolutionary attitude, i like this (as a forward esthetic)

i'm afraid i can't wear 'heavy' during summer, it's too hot over here and somehow it doesnt fit the 'summer scenery'

silk velvet chiffon qualities can be as light as muslin, so in light colours or black light silk 'summer velvet' could somehow work if it's translated to something 'naked'

perhaps esp a bit of "burn-out" velvet might work for summer ...
 
^ burned velvet.. hm, great 'velvet' alternative for summer

and due mainly to Cavalli.. totally huge for fall winter 0607 :ninja:
 
Stylebites said:
Velvet for hot summer days? No thanks.

Velvet for fun summer nights? Why not? You'll stand out for sure!

agreed...i'm planning on wearing velvet johnson shorts with a sheer flowy top and heels out this saturday night! vive la difference!
 
velvet is a terrible idea here during the summer-- temperatures reach 100+ degrees, with 99% humidity... :yuk:

i tried it once a couple years ago, i was a baked potato by the end of the day
 

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