Below Pictures are taken during Sao Paulo fashion week . Their new collection was presented by industry leading models and received a good feedback during the entire catwalk show .

Shirt is used in combination with the trouser , Black trouser with matching shirt in combination looks stunning .

Its often said that Red color is the choice of most women and this time we see a good red dress from Animale .

There are couple of other Dresses as well but the dresses which were in main focus are published above , Hope to see a good response this Winter for Animale .

Every fashion-conscious shopper who wants to look good understands that the golden rule to dressing well is to know your body shape; the same applies when searching for the perfect jacket. With a growing number of retailers specialising in fashion for curvy women like JD Williams’ plus size jackets, women of all shapes and sizes can have fun with fashion.

TV style gurus Trinny Woodall and Susannah Constantine recently claimed that our figures are no longer confined to the classic Pear, Apple and Hourglass, but to twelve body shapes. These include Apple, Hourglass, Skittle, Vase, Cornet, Lollipop, Column, Bell, Goblet, Cello, Pear and Brick. It may be tempting to opt for a jacket that you love the look of which doesn’t necessarily flatter your body shape, but it is important that you avoid doing this. After all, the more compliments you get from wearing a perfect coat, the better you will feel.

If you are an hourglass shape – meaning your chest and hips are in proportion but are larger than your waist – you may find that a coat in a classic cut that nips in at the middle allows you to get the most out of your look. Belted coats are also good for showing off beautiful curves.

Alternatively, you might be a pear shape: where the widest part of your body is the hips, bum or thighs. The key here is to balance out your bottom half, to make your figure appear in proportion – this will also have a slimming effect. Coat designs with detail and structuring in the top part of the garment, like coats with fur collars or buttons through the breast line, are best for pear shapes. If you want to save money and instead create this look with an old coat, why not invest in winter accessories like a faux fur stole or collar to the same effect?

After a surprisingly mild November and December, mid-January seems to have finally ushered in a real winter chill. Those who haven’t yet got to grips with their winter wardrobe might find themselves looking for some direction, as there are plenty of winter trends to choose from. As a simple rule, it’s best to remember to try and combine style and practicality, using the three elements below which can help you with online clothes shopping .

Outerwear isn’t just about coats. In winter 2011/12 a host of options pitched themselves as garments to wear instead of coats. In addition to the ever-present chunky and fine knit cardigans form reatilers such as La Redoute, there was also the shawligan and poncho, giving ladies plenty of ways to keep out the cold. That said, for those wishing to make a solid style investment, the wool coat still reigns supreme. Whether you choose a princess coat, or traditional long belted style, wool coats return season after season.

Layering is essential in winter to help you transition between warm and cold environments. To avoid looking too bulky, try and keep your layers thin and plentiful. For example, you may want to try wearing a fine knit cardigan over a fitted blouse and then finishing the outfit with a thicker woollen coat when you head outdoors.

Accessories are key to keeping you warm and dry, but should still add rather than detract from your overall look. This season look for faux fur stoles, collars and headbands to add an instant touch of glamour and keep out the cold. For an ultra-practical on-trend look, pick up a Fair Isle inspired matching hat, scarf and glove set and be snow-ready at all times.

Those who have oval face has no problems with the different structures of glasses, because all will suits them , either they are round or square, colorful or neutral they will suits you . For an oval face you have to choose glasses that are wide and short cut, no tiny glasses or excessive, Just you need to cover the entire area of the eyes and slightly below the eyebrows.

Goggles for small faces are bit difficult to choose , a small face with large glasses takes a disastrous effect, but not required, only use a size that looks best and suits with the face size , it is also important that they are small and rectangular cut because it gives the impression that is a slightly larger face. For large faces big glasses are fanning the sense of large and small face too, the best is a couple of glasses of medium size with straight cut.

Glasses for long face and square face, easing a long face is easy with a pair of long mountings that give the impression of being shorter face. And for a square face, the square and rectangular mounts work miracles to make it look more oval.

Perhaps its easy to judge which trend is going on , most of the people visit branded stores and see the upcoming coat designs , which I think is not the proper way of judging the latest trends . Every designers present its design in its own way and many people have different perception on this , So if we compare all of them then you must notice some similarities but not exactly the same .

In this season you will see Double breasted coats , long coats , Fur coats , Faux fur coats , Maxi Length Coats and Wide lapel coat in a new and exciting designs . Long Coats look very romantic and are the favourites in winter season .  However we can not ignore the importance of classic double breasted coats . Whatsoever is the design , I am excited to see this winter blooming with good colours around .