
The Nasty Gal December 2012 lookbook is an edgy style lover's delight. Have a glimpse of the label's new style alternatives.
Nasty Gal enlists supermodel Bambi Northwood-Blyth to finish off
the year in style with an edgy December 2012 lookbook that sure
brings out the spirit of the label. Edginess and playfulness merge
and the new options are casual yet eclectic enough to ensure
everything stays as interesting and possible. Floral prints might
seem like an odd choice for winter yet the label is creative enough
to make it noteworthy and even worth replicating for bold
fashionistas.
Denim, leather, fab dresses, overalls and fab jackets are some of
the label's style suggestions for the season to come. Bold color
combos are by no means off limits. In fact, they are highly
encouraged and it's easy to see why. From unexpected proportions to
cheerful pieces and creative accessories, everything is carefully
thought through for maximum style impact. Youthful vibes shine
through in each and every outfit presented.
Abandoning caution and daring to be playful require quite some
courage style-wise, yet, as the label beautifully shows, the
results can be spectacularly fabulous. Sure, there are the obvious
edgy choices represented by the spiky bracelets or similarly rock
inspired necklaces yet sunglasses with a retro twist, fun earrings
or eye-popping shoes can be equally great ways of ensuring the fab
factor. The '80s can be a great source of inspiration when it comes
to adding a playful vibe to your look.
The new options are a great option not only as a fashion insight but
also from a hair-styling point of view. The label doesn't shy away
from creating some high volume hairstyles that match the allure of
the upcoming holidays and can sure prove an alternative worth
experimenting with in the festive days to come. The statement
factor will definitely be well reflected with any of these
choices.
Photo courtesy of Nasty Gal
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