Tag Archives: Styling Fur

The roaring 20’s were a time of luxury, for those who could afford it. World War II had ended and it was time for a celebration, and women took on a rebellious liberal mentality. And since The Great Gatsby has … Continue reading →

One of the obvious reasons women love fur so much is the soft, luscious feel. There’s no better feeling of fur against your skin! It’s truly amazing how fur’s texture can vary depending on its source. No matter how many … Continue reading →

At Flemington Fur’s it’s our job to stay up on the fashion trends and know what’s in, what’s out and what looks good! But when it’s not a part of your job, it can be easy to fall behind and … Continue reading →

What happens when you mix leather, soft fox fur and lace? This beautiful combination of textures and materials is a recipe for elegant edge. Striking the perfect balance is what a true fashionista is capable of! This is the perfect … Continue reading →

The star of this outfit is clearly the stenciled animal print sheared mink stroller! When you have a killer piece like this, you should keep the rest of your outfit fairly simple. Here, we show you how prints AND fur … Continue reading →

You see it on the runways, models decked from head to toe in layers and layers of gorgeous clothing. But how can you pull off the look? The trick to artful layering is to create visual interest without adding bulk. … Continue reading →

Peplum, spotted on the runway scene this spring, has made its way into our Winter 2013 collection – and we couldn’t be more excited! Peplum originates from the Greek word for ‘tunic’ and is typically a short overskirt that’s usually … Continue reading →

When you think of fur, you might think of dazzling outerwear worn over fancy evening gowns with diamond jewelry and intricately designed evening bags. Fur continues to be associated with special occasions and black tie affairs, but today’s fur fashions … Continue reading →

Fur Accents Fur is always present on the runway, but this year designers were more sparing and creative in their use of it. Fur trim, bibs, peplums and sleeves/cuffs were seen on even the most minimalist outfits. If you have … Continue reading →

The temperatures for spring and fall aren’t that different, averaging 50-60 degrees Fahrenheit in March & April, and October & November. So any clothing you buy for spring shouldn’t be excluded from your fall wardrobe. Going into fall is where … Continue reading →