Women’s Fashion and Style: What are the five essentials of your wardrobe?

I love talking about fashion. The color that dominates my wardrobe? Same as you: black. I think it's actually illegal to be a New Yorker and not love black clothing.

My five essentials:

1. A white t-shirt. There's still nothing I feel sexier or more comfortable in than a plain, white t-shirt. It was that way when I was 16 and it still that way now at 30. I like the t-shirts from Everlane.

2. A black leather bandage jacket. A good black leather jacket is a staple that will never go out of style, and adds an instant dash of cool and toughness to whatever you're wearing underneath.

3. A good pair of jeans. I've been faithful to J. Brand jeans for five years now; I love their cuts and washes. I like when they produce their jeans in stiffer fabrics. The fabrics forcefully suck your thighs in. What woman doesn't like that?

4. A good, structured black bag. My current bag for the last three years has mainly been a Rebecca Minkoff "Morning After", and it's holding up reasonably well. Classic enough for every day, with enough detail in the gold hardware accents to add interest.

5. Leather leggings. I never thought I would like leather leggings, but I broke down and bought a pair recently and now wear them constantly (three times a week). They add more interest to my daily look than plain leggings, are warm enough for winter, and the black keeps them classic looking enough to pair with pretty much anything; a silky button-down, a boxy sweater, a t-shirt, you name it.

My ideal outfit is a blazer (sometimes a leather blazer, sometimes a wool blend), a silky blouse (or sweater now that it's winter), well-tailored jeans or leggings, and ankle boots with a walkable heel, 2.5" or under. This pretty much the uniform of 90% of the women in New York City.

I love fashion and enjoy trends, but I am NOT willing to suffer for fashion like I was at 18. If it isn't comfortable, I won't wear it; I don't care how trendy/sexy/chic it is.

I'm also currently in the midst of a career transition and am now interning in the fashion industry. So, looking chic is pretty much a work requirement.

It's tiresome sometimes to always wonder if your outfit is 'cool' enough, but at the same time, I know if I was left to my own devices I'd be in sweat pants every day. So, it's probably good that I'm working in an industry where I'm required to look at least somewhat presentable.

Top Trends in Bandage dressing styles

Bandage dresses have been in demand since late 1980s.These days, Hollywood stars are wearing these dresses. That is why people are craving to get a striking bodycon dress for themselves. This dress makes women look slimmer. Numerous female superstars have displayed this dress; some of them are Jennifer Lopez, Megan Fox, Katy Perry,The two characteristic features of bandage dresses are that it's made with materials used to create foundation garments and it outlines the wearer's body figure

It is commonly believed that Herve Leger is the originator of bandage dresses. Though his awe inspiring designs are uniques, fierce, and fabulous he's simply the designer that got the bandage dress recognized as a closet staple in the 1990s but we saw bandage dresses almost a decade before.The tradition was to make these dresses with the help of multiple colorful stripes and fabrics. He used different types of fabrics to craft these dresses.

Bandage Jacket

A bandage jacket in black  is a guarnteed showstopper in the winter. No matter if light black  o such as our Havana Bandage dress all  look fab on tanned skin.

it just look perfect in your body. Its a light weight product so you don't know that your are wearing a jacket

Bandage Dresses – The perfect body shaper

We say that is rediculous and encourage ALL women no matter what age, background or sexual orientation to try out our bandage dresses.

Buying a Bandage Dress

There are different patterns and designs offered in the market. You have to pick the best one from them that goes with your personality. You have to remember the style and color before picking a bandage style dress. In current days, various kinds of fabrics are utilized to craft these dresses. You have to choose the best one that seems to be comfortable and soothing in appearance. You have to get an apparel that suits your character.

• • Fabric: Cheap bandage dresses are almost always made from polyester while a far better quality dress will be made from rayon, nylon and spandex. A cheap bandage dress will not fit like a second skin nor hug your curves as they should.
  • Quality: Read customer reviews on the store's website. Check out their social media engagement. Find out what people are saying. Truly satisfied customers always share their excitement.
  • Free Shipping: Are there hidden costs still to come at or after checkout? Headline prices often do not include the cost of shipping so go for a store that offers free shipping.
  • Return Policies: This is very important. Some return policies are fair others are a headache. A similarly priced dress should always be bought from the retailer with the similar return policy. A cheap dress that can't be returned if it doesn't fit is worth far less than a more expensive dress that can be returned for credit. A simple way to compare return policies is to look at the period a retailer stipulates a return must be made in. The shorter this period the stricter and less valuable the return policy. Try to go for one longer than 30 days.