A New Take on Fashion Tops

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There's a lot of evolution in fashion tops since turtle necks and crew neck t-shirts. Today, there are countless styles within the women's top area of fashion, so many that it can be hard to figure out which one is right for you and how to use it. You might have a hard time keeping up with the women's fashion industry if you're not always reading Vogue. It changes every month. That's where we come in! Our goal is to show you how you can wear some of the newest fashion tops on the market today! You don't have to be a supermodel to use high fashion, you just need to know how to use them every day.

Let's start with the cut-out t-shirt. It's a very simple style that can be mistaken for casual wear only when it's easy to dress it up for an evening on the town. Instead of being fitted and snug like shirts of the past, this t-shirt is made to be quite baggy and loose. There are usually cut-outs on the shoulders so it looks like a tank top, but it drapes down like an off-the-shoulder top. Even though not a lot of skin is showing, this is a very sexy look and it goes great with jeans or miniskirts. The most popular colors for this style are gray and black, but bolder and brighter colors are available too.


Lace long-sleeve tops are another new trend entering the fashion scene and are actually quite controversial. Despite looking see-through, this sexy style is actually layered with a skin-colored fabric for added coverage and confidence wherever you wear it. Lace is hot this year, no doubt about it. Every woman's must-have list should include this feminine material. This new fashion top works to dress up jeans as well as to complete a stunning evening look when paired with dress shorts, capris, and even cigarette pants. There are endless options, but ivory is the most popular color. It wouldn't be complete without mentioning the comeback of ponchos! It's hard to imagine yourself wearing a poncho in the past, but Elan International has created an affordable line of unique ponchos. Stylish short sleeve boat neck ponchos are perfect for casual get-togethers!

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