What are The Standards of Cute Fashion?
By Olga Davydova
Posted 31 July, 2007 in The Standards of Cute Fashion
Before Fashionably Cute welcomed its first visitors Cute Fashion movement had not been governed by any kind of code. Anyone could call a fashion item “cute”, but what was meant by the word “cute” in relation to fashion? No-one could be sure.
Inspired by Cute Overload’s “Rules of Cuteness” Fashionably Cute has defined “The Standards of Cute Fashion”. Now you’ll have a specific set of recommendations for incorporating cuteness into your style.
We’ll be adding new Standards on a regular basis. Please watch this space!
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Fashionably Cute is an online magazine about all things cute in fashion, food and art. The website is an eye candy for people with a passion for cuteness, where they can keep track of the latest trends in the land of kawaii, admire rare (but aways cute!) discoveries from all over the world and even learn how to incorporate cuteness into their style seamlessly, without looking tacky.
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