It’s that time of the year when your makeup bag needs some fresh items. The Fall 2018 trends predict that you can keep wearing vibrant colors, but that doesn’t mean we are ditching darks for good. The vampy lip will be alive and well this season together with a bunch of other exciting hues. Check the hottest fall lip colors we are stealing from celebs in the upcoming cold months.
Being seductive is all about how you feel. Whether it is alluring, mysterious, playful, sexy, beautiful, or a bit of everything, seduction begins in the mind then it is enhanced by our appearance. The way we look makes us feel more confident and confidence is sexy. Remember, a sexy and attractive woman is a force to be reckoned with. Here are some simple tips on how we believe you can become the most beautiful seductress any man has ever laid eyes on!
1. Talk With The Eyes.
Seduction typically begins in the eyes. It is a glance, a stare or a gaze, that attracts someone to you. So amp up your eyes with a smoky look by using brown eye shadows, liner, mascara and a full set of lashes! We recommend KAT LASH Milady and can be purchased HERE.
Red is such a hot color this season, and when you pair it with other shades of red you are sure to have an eye-catching look. I spent a day roaming around in this effortless ensemble of a red coat and red over the knee patent boots, then broke it up with a wide black belt and black bag. Not only was this look very comfortable, it could be easily transitioned from day to night.
Wearing red does more than just grab attention, it goes much deeper than that. Red is a popular color that has ongoing studies in psychology. Women tend to wear red obviously when they want to be bold and make a statement, but many women wear red both consciously and subconsciously when they know they are going to be around a male they are trying to attract. It’s believed that red is the most passionate color on the spectrum, and is the color that is most associated with love, seduction, sexuality, but also often associated with anger and aggression.
Not sure what shade of red best fits you? Some reds are more flattering on some than others. Finding the correct tone for yourself is key here. Blondes and brunettes tend to be more striking in the bold “cherry” or “tomato” tones. Redheads best don the warmer, darker, more burgundy shades with purple undertones, avoiding shades that fall under the orange scale.
When wearing red as your “centerpiece” color, I feel it’s best to keep the rest of your pieces/accessories within the neutral tones. I.e. if you are not going to go red-on-red, keep the pieces outside of the main garment tan or black. In my particular outfit I found this beautiful wool-blend coat at H&M, the patent leather boots from Zara, and accessorized it with a wide black belt from Zara, and my “So Black” Birkin bag. I chose a slightly bronzy face and went red with the lips as well for double the impact. These are all timeless pieces that can easily be replicated and reused in various ways, with countless looks for years to come, something I feel is very important when choosing staple pieces for your wardrobe. If you want a more low key version of this look while keeping the chicness, then just reverse the color of the pieces and wear an all-black ensemble with a red belt, bag, and red lip. Below are our picks to recreate my look. Now, I want to see how YOU rock it. Tag us in your best “red on red” photo on Instagram!
Shop this red coat from ASOS here.
Shop this red coat from Boohoo here.
Shop the Halogen wide black belt here.
Shop this suede sash belt from ASOS here.
Shop these ALDO red over the knee boots here.
Shop Miss Selfridge Patent over the knee boots here.
Shop Topshop Red Crawler over the knee boots here.
Shop the BOYY Bobby black leather tote here.
Shop the Celine black sunglasses here.
Shop these Oliver Bonds black circle earrings here.
Shop these Whistles black semi-circle earrings here.
