Category: Fashion

How To Add Fashion Influences Into Your Home Decor

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When it comes to home decor, often mixing a love for fashion into the mix can become cluttered and chaotic. However, there are some elegant and tasteful ways in which you can incorporate fashion influences into your home. Think of home decor and furniture the same as clothing items, in that you use them to dress up a room. This way, home decor is nothing but an extended branch of fashion and style. With this in mind, here are some ways in which you can add fashion influences into your home decor.

Choose Unique Pieces and Make Them The Focus

Just as you would with a fabulous piece of clothing or accessory, when it comes to home decor, try to choose a unique piece of furniture or accessory which can then become the focus of the room. Think an elegant chaise lounge for the hallway, or a glamorous lamp for a sideboard. You can do the same with wallpaper or paint choice in keeping the rest of the room plain and simple, but with a bold, stunning feature wall in a bright print or colour.

Use Details and Accessories

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Sunglasses Are the Top Accessory for Every Summer Vacation

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What would the one item you would forget make you return home from your vacation trip? Is it the bathing suit? The sunscreen solution? Maybe it is your favorite pair of sunglasses? If we have to make this choice, then the sunglasses are the top item that we’d go back for if we forget.

Sunglasses today have a tremendous value for everyone going to the beach. Even if your vacation is not by the seaside, and you love the mountains, you still need a good pair of sunglasses. Even if you won’t even spend time enjoying yourself, and you’re going to your cousin’s ranch to help, you still need some eye protection.

Better eye protection will save your vision

There are all kinds of protective gear when it comes to blocking the sun’s rays. Centuries ago, when the first sun protection items were invented, they didn’t even have glass on them. They were a pair of wooden sticks with just a small opening in the middle, enough for the eye to see where the person is going.

They were worn by the Inuit, indigenous people from the Antarctic who had to walk through the fields of snow. Snow and sun …