Prints and neon yellow are the trends for the New Year's look

The G1 provides professional tips on what to wear on New Year's Eve.

Slits, lace details and brightness to give air more glamorous pieces.

 

Enter the New Year with the perfect look. This is the concern of many women who do not want to err on the bets to expect in 2016 in style. Thinking about it, the G1 brings fashion consultants tips on trends for the New Year's Eve, as neon prints, animal print and yellow, instead of the traditional white(formal dresses).

 

A fashion consultant Monica Marreiros reveals that people are opting for clothes that fit to the turn of the year and carnival. One of professional gambling is the pattern with neon themes of fruits, flowers and animal print, both dressed as shorts and high-waisted skirts.

"They are exclusive prints, limited number of pieces, especially in pink colors and green cane. The pieces combine with colorful New Year on the beach and then can be used in the carnival. The cutouts on the sides and slit in the leg are a charm, but for those who have the body fit. Otherwise, use models that can hide the extra fat, "said the fashion consultant.

For those who do not give up spending the New Year's white, Monica Marreiros suggests long clothing and fabrics, ranging in leaked income and brightness to bring an air more glamorous. It highlights the shoulder to shoulder trend, which came roaring back and promises to be the feel of Summer 2016 as well.

"Income is ideal for indoors and at the same time for a party at the resort, po example. Another key piece is the bikini with cutouts on the sides, which shows the curves and can become blouse. The look is completed with the output white(evening dresses) which matches any beachwear, and rubber sandals with exclusive prints, stones and hardware, "said Monica Marreiros.

'Yellow evident'

Unlike other years, the shopkeeper DuCarmo Fontenele claims to have sold more yellow than white pieces for this New Year's Eve. For her, people are looking for more color because of the economic crisis in the country and wanting money in 2016.

 

"Customers have staked a lot in yellow, I believe, by the time we live in. People are clinging to anything that might bring luck and this is also broadcast on New Year's clothes. Wealth is also seen in pearl necklaces and brightness of the sandal, "suggested DuCarmo.