Poncho Fashion.

Everyone is going to at least try one poncho on this fall, they look fashionable and they are so comfortable. Here are some do's and don't while trying out a poncho this fall. 

Do's 

Explore: Don't get pushed away when trying on one bad poncho there are tons of different styles of them, test them out try lots on. That way you can get a good understanding of the ones to look for.

Flattering: If you wear the wrong one it can look very unflattering so try to look for one that at least has a flattering neck line.

Frame: Make sure you find a poncho that fits your frame anything too big will make you look very lost.

Match: Be sure when wearing the poncho match it accordingly to your outfit, it's important that it doesn't look out of place. Keep colours in mind!

Don't's: 

Overdone Retro: If your going to try out the retro look don't go to crazy! We love the vintage look but too much is not attractive.

Accessories: Don't wear to many accessories when wearing a poncho because the poncho will grab enough attention even though it's simple.

Ponchos through the seasons:

Season	Poncho Characteristics
Spring	Lightweight fabrics Casual elegance of silks and cashmere Rainbow-bright materials Soft knits and delicate lace Asymmetrical styles Above-the-waist length
Summer	Sheer fabrics that provide minimal coverage to wear over a swimsuit or lingerie Short sleeves and wide necks for breathability Loose knits Shrug styles that expose the arms Delicate lace materials
Fall	Soft sweater knits Thinner wools, cashmere, lambswool, and angora Batwing sleeves that stop at the elbow Longer styles, reaching the hips and below
Winter	Heavier fabrics for layering like wools and knits Long batwing sleeves Longer styles for jackets and coats Faux fur and leather for evening wear