Monday, September 3, 2012

Wear Randolph Duke Convertible Fashions

Randolph Duke convertible fashions take you from day to night easily!


If you're a busy fashionista, then convertible clothing by designer Randolph Duke could be the look for you. Duke, originally a swimsuit designer who created his first line in 1987, eventually made his way into ready-to-wear clothing that could be converted into several different looks. You can go from day to evening in just a few simple steps by mixing and matching pieces from his Spirited collection.


Instructions


1. Convertible clothing gives you options when you're in a hurry!


Create different looks using the Randolph Duke Spirited Embellished Tunic Dress by adjusting the drawstring sides to easily change your look. It's a comfortable pullover that comes in several colors and patterns, including animal print. This style can be worn with a great pair of leggings or by itself. If you're ready for a night on the town and want to show off your legs, take the strings and pull the bottom shorter in just one cinch! Add a belt or a band of bracelets, and you're ready to hit the streets!


2. Randolph Duke is known for clothes that flow with your body and movement.


Adjust the length of the sleeves on the Spirited Convertible-Sleeve Tunic by pulling on the little drawstrings found directly on the shoulder. The bodice flows yet still fits close to the body in a flattering way. Wear it draped over just one shoulder for a more casual, effortless look.


3. Drawstrings allow shoulders and the length of a tunic to be adjusted with ease.


Convert the length of the Spirited Ruched Tee with Chiffon Mock Sarong by taking the two separate pieces and fitting them together to make a dress. It can be worn as a separate tee with ruched, flexible material on the lower half. That same material can be found in the mock sarong and can be worn alone as a skirt or together with the top to create the dress. This is a great look for a woman who likes to wear classic pieces in her wardrobe.







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