Top Fashion Accessories Tips
 
    1. Pick a good vintage
     The second of the three Rs, "reuse," is there for a good reason--granting an existing item a second lease on life, instead of purchasing brand new, means no new manufacturing resources had to be tapped into. As a bonus, we're spared from any additional pollution and carbon emissions.
 
    2. Make it a fair trade
     Shelling out for fairly traded gear supports fair labor conditions and workers' rights, especially in developing countries. Helping producers get a fair price for their labors and promoting self-reliance also empowers them to break the cycle of poverty they're often caught in. Just keep in mind that trade, not aid, is the answer to improving livelihoods everywhere.
 
    3. Repurpose for a purpose
     Because the mining of precious gems and metals from the earth is an environmentally ravaging process, some jewelry designers have been taking a different, more eco-friendly tack. Recycled metals have been making their rounds of late, including a form of silver that is reclaimed from used photographic film. For your green wedding: engagement and wedding rings made from recycled gold and set with repurposed or lab-grown gems.
 
    4. Suss out sustainable
     Accessories made from sustainably produced or recycled materials are lovely to behold and kind to the planet. On the fabric front, choose textiles such as organic cotton, hemp, bamboo, and even soysilk.
 
    5. Beg or borrow
     Plunder the contents of someone else's closetf1emdash with permission, natchemdash instead of shopping for your own. One company, Bag Borrow or Steal, even lets you rent as many as five designer handbags, belts, or pieces of jewelry at a time for a flat monthly membership fee (plus an additional fee per borrowed item). You can sate your desire for straight-off-the-runway ensembles without overtaxing the planet's resources.
 
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Think sea, sand, sun and surf and automatically comes to mind is the picture of hot ladies in even hotter costumes. Yes, the bikini is the quintessential piece of fashion accessory that can be found in almost every woman’s wardrobe. Nothing beats spending a lazy Sunday afternoon at the beach wearing a sexy bikini of the latest fashion.  
# Know your size well. Don’t buy a bikini of a different size just because you like the color or design. Ill-fitting bikinis are the biggest mistake in your wardrobe. If the bikini you chose doesn’t cover as much you want, go in for a different design or style, not size.
# Choose darker colors in matte for slimming effects. Shiny materials in pastel shades don’t really provide a stunning and contrasting contour as dark colors do. Choose from black, dark blue, dark green, maroon, red, etc.
# If you are going for a white or cream bikini, make sure it has more than one lining. Prefer 2-3 linings as you don’t want to be embarrassed if you get wet on the beach. While buying, just place the back of your palm under the fabric.