Clothing:

• Shorts - especially to stay! The city remains in the short mode, even in the shorter variant.
• Female bloesjes and transparent materials.
• The 70s with lots of floral prints.
• Luxurious and ultra-feminine clothes, these two words are entirely this summer.
• Extra short mini dresses, preferably in gold and silver! Yes, we do not receive enough of the Bling Bling trend. And to think I was laughing to Suriname when I was 10 years. Koeli koeli called them that!

Shoes:

• Thin elegant high heels (are there ever been?)
• And the sleehak has not had time.
• The trend of the previous summer continues.

Bags / Glasses:

• Super Size glasses and super-size bags - what a relief for women who prefer to carry their entire home.

Make up:

• Less is more.
• The key players this summer, the eyebrows and eyelashes

Nepwimpers: If you still do not know how they need to make it is really time. Unless you are blessed with beautiful long black lashes yourself.

• On the lips very pale shades such as pale pink, and of course the gloss!
• For the eyes dark natural tones
• On the cheeks a hint of blush

Tip: Want to know what color you blush is the best? Check out the natural color of your lips and then choose the color that it seems best to squeeze your cheeks and see what color it is.

• Matte foundation, matte eye shadow and a mat for a foot up

'Where's the make-up look?

Hair:

• Also for the new hair trend is true: less is more
• The curls are back fully. Not so much the permanent curls but more for volume creation. Entire soft lines and smooth falling hair.
• Blond in all shades is the summer color. I just think that we Hindus not wane as a good hair is. Choose a color closest to your own hair is or stay in the browns
• Colored jobs and trails in it really.

Swimwear:

• Finally! It wins the swimsuit the bikini this summer. What a relief for many women and girls because those extra pounds you can hide in a swimsuit.

I hope you all make sense in the beautiful weather (still to come).
But ... .. hope life.

Warm regards,
Aarti Baldew