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[F35]Fall Winter Fashion Trend
by Brenna Cleeland, Bre
Fall and winter may have brought out long peacoats and trenches before, but not this year. One of the most sought-after pieces for the upcoming season will be the shrunken jacket, in a variety of styles. The difference between these new, tinier versions of your traditional autumn and winter favorites is their length; cuts are the same as traditional coats, but they hit slightly above the waist and often tie or button under the chest. The beauty of these new pieces is that they provide coverage in colder months without sacrificing sexiness or femininity.

The perfect jacket is one of the most important elements of your wardrobe, and with so many shapes and fabrics available this fall, it would be a crime to choose just one. The ever-present denim jacket is back with a new vengeance. Instead of the washes of last season or bulkiness of years before, this season’s denim jacket is soft, body-conscious and far more feminine than the traditional denim jacket. Corduroy and leather are back again, cropped and ready to be worn over anything from your favorite dress to distressed jeans.

A new take on an old favorite is safe, but take advantage on the amazing new fabrics and styles the end of the year has to offer. Brocade is big this season and some of the most sought-after new jackets are made of the rich, detailed design. Many of these brocaded, boudoir-style jackets are trimmed in rich velvet or lace piping and can be paired with tweed trousers of you favorite jeans. Many of these new jackets are cut at the hip but some are reaching even higher—cropped just below the chest (H & M). Made in rich, new fabrics like tweed and velvet, these jackets have mixed a traditionally matronly fabric with a cut and cling that makes it youthful and sexy. Even faux fur and metallic finishes are adorning the newest trend (Allen B. by Allen Schwartz).

Getting short isn’t the only new addition to a cold weather favorite. Sleeves are getting revamped this season, retro-style. Traditional coat fabrics like houndstooth are being used in a new way. Bell sleeves (think bellbottom sleeves, cut below the elbow) mix cropped length with a traditional fabric and throwback to 70s style (Banana Republic). You’ll also see a mini version of the military jacket this season; a cropped, girlie take on the long, heavy style, adorned with brass buttons and zippers (Bebe).

The beauty of these new jackets is the versatility they bring to your own style: mix them with denim, dresses, skirts and trousers. Since there isn’t one specific style or fabric that will reign this fall, all styles and sizes can take advantage of a new take on an old favorite.

Breast augmentation may appear to be out of style this season when we consider many of the fashions that have grown in popularity this summer season. However, breast implant surgery is not like clothing that goes in and out of style- it is an enhancement for most that leverages a refined image and self -confidence both clothed and unclothed. This is further confirmed by the continued growth in plastic surgery despite America's difficult financial times. In 2006, close to 330,000 women had breast augmentation- a 55% increase from 2000, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons. The age breakdown for 2006 was, as follows:

Close to 10,000 underwent breast augmentation between the ages of 13-19.

Nearly 119,000 breast augmentation patients were 20-39 years of age.

Over 100,000 were 40 years old and over.

If we were to consider the sheer volume of breast enhancement procedures at roughly a half million for 2005 and 2006, it is clear that many women in the U.S. have breast implants today. It's true, breast augmentation is not out of style.

However, there are exceptions to the rule. Some women that have had breast augmentation years ago had decided upon a significant enlargement at the time of initial consultation. These women may opt for revision surgery to decrease the cup size in later years. Others that have had breast augmentation surgery many years ago may have gained weight which may have been due to lifestyle habits or a part of the natural progression of age. This unexpected extra weight on the breasts may be discomforting. Thus, breast reduction through removal of the breast implants or replacement of breast implants with ones that are smaller may be worthwhile.

All in all, though, breast augmentation is usually requested by women with small or misshapen breasts. Breast augmentation using breast implants can be life enhancing in several ways for these women. This is why breast augmentation surgery is fashionable for so many. And not just a fashion that goes out of style.

One decision more and more women are making everyday is to have breast augmentation surgery (a procedure to enhance the size of your breasts by using breast implants - saline implants or silicone implants.Saline and silicone breast implants are indicated for females for breast augmentation where the patient is at least 18 years of age, and for reconstruction of the female breast. By inserting breast implants, plastic surgeons are able to increase a woman's bust line by one or more bra cup sizes. Advances in breast implant technology and surgical technique are making breast augmentation surgery a popular option among women of all ages desiring a change in the way they look. The decision to undergo breast enlargement surgery may result in a more flattering, better proportioned figure, more clothing options, and may enhance your confidence and self-esteem.

Copyright (c) 2008 Dave Stringham
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