Bright fashion

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It's no secret that we may have a slight obsession for vintage dresses, so when we flipped to the dress section in our Eaton's catalogue, w...

The ’80s were all about pushing the limits in terms of colors, prints, and geometric shapes. People weren’t afraid to mix materials, patterns, stripes, polka dots, sequins, and the list goes on! 1. Neon Believe it or not, in the ’80s, fluorescent (or simply neon for those in the know) was a sign of good taste. We wore it from head to toe, mixing colors without shame. The most important thing was to be seen—from afar! 2. Shoulder Pads For some unknown reason, in the ’80s this “coat-hanger”…

Beyond the basic 'suntan' shade of nylons, vintage 80s tights & pantyhose came in lots of colors and patterns. See some retro women's legwear here!

Nothing adds pep to our step quite like wearing bright, fun colors. Luckily, this fall, there are lots of terrific new color combinations worth trying for work, going out at night, and for casual weekend jaunts. Jewel tones, warm spicy hues and bright neons (yes, really!) are on order. So it's time to expand your color palette and give some these combos a try! Navy + Green Something Navy Dip your toe into the color pool by mixing classic fall hues, like navy and hunter green. Red + Pink…

In the summer of 1980, Esprit (of San Francisco) designed by Susie Tompkins, launched a summer collection that embodied both American chic and sportwear. Using traditional Levi styling (a nod to the original San Francisco apparel company) this fashion group showcased bright primary colors, sexy 'short shorts', tube tops and skinny belts. A bit of a 1950's influenced design, these outfits captured the leading edge for wearable, young sportswear fashions. In 1979, Esprit began to have their…

Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling were photographed on Monday while filming the much-anticipated Barbie movie, rollerblading alongside America Ferrera and Will Ferrell