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Women's shorts spring/summer style 2010

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The summer sun is well on its way and with the warmer weather hem lines get shorter, say good bye to your trousers and bring out your pins. Paying some attention to the fashion weeks to see what those much loved designers have in store. Catwalk collections for spring summer 2010 are set to turn heads, get tweeters twittering and bring back golden oldies but with a modern twist. Start digging through that box of memories which only comes out with a bottle of wine when the girlies come round. The days of reminiscing are well and truly over; you always knew they would be back so bring out the denim and recycle bicycle shorts.

Short shorts
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Short shorts

Boy shorts or short shorts

They were extremely popular in the 70’s, worn loose on the hip and hang lower on the leg with a neutral hemline that sits just under the cheek. They generally have a low waist which is great for those feminine curves. Though, those with the fuller bum are well advised to stay clear. They look fabulous with a boyfriend blazer, feminine blouse and fabulously sexy high heels. To achieve a more ladylike look wear more on top, sleeves, layers and blazers for balance and style. Asos.com for soft stretch denim with rips and chain detailing, or try couturecandy.com for a wider variety of style and colour.

Denim shorts
Denim shorts

Denim

A classic pair of denim shorts teamed with a sharp boyfriend blazer and casual t-shirt is a look sported by celebrities. Being extremely versatile when the style of shoe is in question, both flats and heels work great. And why buy new, recycle your old jeans and jazz them up with some glitzy gemstones for some added crafty funkiness. Bunnyhug.com have white rips, net-a-porter.com have black mid-rise distressed and the outnet.com stretch denim turn ups.  With a pair of gladiators and a stripy t-shirt you are sure to look stylish with comfort.

Cycling shorts
Cycling shorts

Cycling shorts

Giving thanks to Gaultier, Prada and Louis Vuitton the classic 90’s trend is back. Gone are the days of coyly wearing those Lycra shorts under your dresses for safety, use them to replace your jeggings. Wear them loud and proud; use them to make a statement with bold colours over tights for that layered look. Or use those patterns to peak from under a dress, skirt or everyone’s favourite denim shorts for an added cheeky twist.  Coming in a variety of patterns, colours and with added textures such as lace, experiment with layers. So go girlie or glam them up for a fabulous night out look.  Bankfashion.co.uk has a lacy black pair, Bluefly.com also and Boohoo.com is going print.

Hot pants
Hot pants

Hot pants

These are definitely shorts for the less self conscious lady, hot pants have a mid to high waist and reveal a little or a lot of flesh. The leg is cut up the outer thigh giving them a negative hemline. Use them to create that nautical look and for the more daring or why not try the underwear for outerwear look and add a sexy feminine slip. Topshop. com offers an eclectic collection and shopstyle.com for stripes, spots or tie-dyes.

Linen shorts
Linen shorts

Linen shorts

A classic must of everyone’s wardrobe. Wear for a relaxed easy look that is cool and stylish. You can never go wrong with linen shorts. Having a wide variety of colours, patterns and styles for choice, there is something for everyone and they suit all body shapes leaving you to enjoy the summer in style. For a revamped twist, Allsaints.com has given them a crinkled finish and rolled hem whilst Jigsaw-online.com has gone with a vintage safari look. Take on the neutral shades look, add a pair of Espadrille wedges and a feminine linen shirt for comfort and style in the sun.

Regardless of your shape and size, be proud of your pins. Try a few different styles and you will be sure to find something that makes you feel comfortable and confident. Team them up with a nice blazer, a skirt for layering or maybe a slinky slip for that seductively hot underwear look. This season says skin is most definitely in.

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