Winter Teen Fashion

Teenage fashion

Is it good being a clothes horse? Well, just following the latest teenage fashion trends and get pleasure from it! So, what teenage fashion prepared for us?

New Teen Fashion

Teen Fashion Trends for Spring

he New Year is here and with it, the "new look" in teen fashion. This spring and summer's fashion trends are big, bold, loud and proud. The styles are a bit of a throwback to the 1980's, leaving behind everything bad and bringing back only the good. From bold, beautiful plaids in purples and browns, to spangle dangles jewelry, to chunky footwear, teen fashions for spring 2009 have a lot to say.




Colors- The colors for spring 2009 teen fashions are vibrant on the one hand, and classic on the other. Turquoise is the latest shade of blue to hit the runways, showing up in everything from prom gowns to tankinis, hats to scarves. Bright fuchsia is the year's hottest pink. Combine turquoise and fuchsia and you've got an eye-popping, traffic stopping outfit that could come straight off the runway. On the more laid back fashion scene, navy is turquoise's hot blue cousin. Whether a jacket or a swim cover, if it's navy blue it's going to be in demand. Brown is another of the spring's main colors. From handbags to formals, brown continues to be the "new" black for fashion. Coming in the middle of the two color extremes is purple. From deep, royal purples fit for princesses the world over, to more subtle shades of violet, purple stands in the gap, offering you choices that could be either vibrant and bright or laid back or classic.

Stormie Driggers

New Teen Modal

From United States

Victoria Fenwick

New Teen Modal

From UK

Teen's glad : Nikeisha Richardson

TEEN Nikeisha Richardson was the talent the judges were looking for.

The Year 12 All Saints Anglican School student competed against 69 other teenage models at the $100,000 Opal Fashion Bash '08 in Townsville earlier this month.

The 16-year-old caught the eye of the judges, both with her beauty and her clothing designs.

Nikeisha was recognised as the most outstanding model, teenage model of the year and placed third in the best dressed surf-swimwear category.

As well as her successes on the catwalk, Nikeisha took out third place in the best tropical resort wear for her designs.

"I think it was good experience to get my name out there in the modelling industry," she said.

"It was also lots of fun going up there with the girls from school, our teacher and my mum."

When her name was called, Nikeisha said she wasn't paying attention because she had no expectations about the event.

"All of a sudden everyone was looking at me and I couldn't work out why," she said.

For her efforts Nikeisha won a seven-night holiday, a five-day Tamblyn Models course, an opal necklace and bracelet, a $300 cheque and a modelling contract.

The talented teen encouraged others to enter in similar contests to boost their confidence.

"You have no idea what the judges are looking for and so you just have to do it your way and hope they pick you," she said.

"I entered one of my designs in another competition and I spent so much time on it and didn't win.

"I was discouraged but decided to give the Fashion Bash a go and I ended up doing well so I learned not to give up."

Several other All Saints students flew home from the competition with prizes, including Angela Walsh and Anna McMillan, who came first and second respectively in the best hand-drawing section.

Their teacher, Kill Shehab, was not to be outdone by the students, winning the voters' prize for the most outstanding computer-generated drawing.