Women's parka in blue

Initially, such a model as a park was produced as a uniform for American military pilots; it was supposed to be comfortable, warm and windproof. The basis of the fashion designers took Eskimo clothes soaked in fish oil to give waterproof qualities. Later, as is usually the case with army uniforms, parks began to be worn not only by pilots, but also by the civilian population of both sexes.

The classic colors of modern parks are khaki, sand, green, black, cherry, and, of course, blue. The traditional style implies a knee length or slightly higher, a hood and many additional elements, such as pockets, buttons, zippers and drawstring.

Nevertheless, modern parka jackets are not only representatives of the classic style, but there are also sports models, as well as glamorous and even luxurious ones.

Warm blue parkas of a sports type differ from the classic ones except for a shorter length; here, the length to the middle of the thigh is more common. If a hood is present, then it is usually comfortable, deep, often insulated with fur. It can be a transforming hood, folding with two zippers with the help of a vertical zipper and turning into a wide collar.

As for the glamorous blue parkas, it can not do without decorative elements such as frills, shuttlecocks, bows, decorative cords, zippers with rhinestones, as well as a brilliant flickering spraying on the fabric. Often you can find a combination of the main material of a parka jacket with leather elements, as well as with long-haired fur, for example, a fox or a raccoon.

The blue color is quite versatile - it is great for both winter and fall and cold spring. If initially parks were created exclusively as a winter wardrobe item, now such jackets without a lining, or even without sleeves, are worn even in summer. Summer options are usually sewn from natural materials, mainly from cotton. Stylish blue parka-vests with a tightening on the belt can be made of denim or fleece, they are very fond of young teenage girls.

Autumn parks are usually made from durable moisture-resistant fabrics with a thin lining or without it at all. Fur, if present, is usually loose artificial, and it is located only in the hood and on the back about the waist. Beige and brown fur blend well with the blue parka.

The winter park of most European manufacturers is designed for a mild winter, in the middle zone of Russia it will be comfortable in them. But for residents of the northern regions and the Far East, you need to choose parka jackets designed for frost.

Designers of well-known brands from the Nordic countries are constantly developing new and improved materials that are resistant to low temperatures and moisture, but, despite this, light and thin. A high-quality membrane fabric is the best from which a winter sports park can be sewn.

A classic version of the blue women's winter parka is a model below the thigh on a diagonal quilted lining containing modern synthetic filler, or on a lining of light faux fur. Elongated winter parks are a good competitor to down jackets. The winter parka has an overstated stand-up collar that covers the lower part of the face from frost, as well as a deep hood, a couple of patch pockets, an inside pocket and often an additional pocket on the sleeve, fastened with a hidden zipper.

In many modern versions of winter parkas, a number of details can be unfastened if desired, this is a hood, fur lining, and sometimes even sleeves. The detachable lining of the winter female park-pihor is usually made of sheepskin, rabbit or chinchilla. The hood trimmed with lush natural fur will come in handy in winter, it not only adorns, but also serves as additional protection against the cold. For a blue winter parka, red fox fur is best suited as a bright accent.

There are many shades of blue. It can be cold (steel blue, azure, sea water, blue dust, cornflower blue), and it can be warm (heavenly, sapphire, jeans, royal blue), it can be clean and saturated (cobalt, indigo, ultramarine), or it can be muffled and blurry (blue pastel, gray, niagara). The color shade of the parks can be bright and piercing, and can be light and delicate, almost blue.

Blue is a great alternative to the already boring black and brown colors. For winter parks, the most worthy choice will be dark shades of blue - blue-black, gray-blue, cobalt, blue steel, blue night and the color of Prussian blue. They slim, stretch a not too tall figure, combine with almost any other colors of the women's wardrobe, in general, they can decorate a girl and a woman of any age. In addition, the dark blue color is quite practical, it does not need to be washed or dry cleaned often.

The park, like any other item of outerwear, is designed to emphasize the existing advantages of a female figure and mask the possible flaws in the silhouette.First of all, you need to determine the shade of blue, depending on the type of appearance. It has long been known that only a part of existing shades adorns any appearance, some colors enliven the look and refresh the face, while others, on the contrary, highlight wrinkles and circles under the eyes.

Four main color types are distinguished: winter, summer, spring and autumn. A characteristic feature of the winter type of appearance is dark hair. The colors of the parks are best chosen cold and clean - black and blue, night blue, steel blue, ultramarine and cobalt.

The summer color type, characterized by ash-blond hair and light eyes, looks advantageous in outerwear of muted and warm colors. Cornflower blue, lavender, gray, indigo or sapphire park will do just fine.

The spring type is recognized by thatched hair. Muted and “powdered” shades are not recommended here. Warm and clean tones of blue are what will adorn the spring woman. A gray-blue, azure, sea wave, denim or sapphire shade is the best choice.

Autumn color type is not common, but it is very easy to determine it by bright brown or red hair and green or light brown eyes. Warm, muffled and natural colors - this is the main rule for choosing clothes for "autumn" girls. It is worth recommending the sky blue color of the parks or the shade of niagara.

Blue women's parka is combined with almost any casual wear. In summer, the sleeveless parka is worn on a plain top or plaid shirt. You can safely combine it with your favorite safari shorts or short skirts. We recommend wearing sneakers, slip-on sneakers or moccasins on your feet with a light summer parka.

With a blue parka, skinny pants in gray shades or jeans look great. Upstairs you can wear a loose-fitting sweater. As shoes for fall and spring, we recommend boots and low shoes without heels, oxfords or brogues made of natural materials. With glamorous parkas, tight-fitting turtlenecks and heeled ankle boots look good.

In the cold, do not forget about the headdress, the ideal option is a light knit hat with a large pompom. A long knitted scarf or snood, tied over the hood, will be a good addition to the winter look. In winter, a Timberland-style boots or flat boots are a perfect match for a blue parka. A bag is better to choose a voluminous, not catchy neutral shade.

As for color combinations, accessories can be blue, black, beige or gray tones. But as a bright color accent, you can choose one of the elements of a bright red, yellow or even green shade.

Stylish demi-season women's parka in a pleasant dark blue shade, just above the knee, is insulated with soft plush fur. Laconic cut is diluted with brown leather stripes on the cuffs and in the upper part of the parka, as well as oval stubs on the drawstring.

The winter parka is gray-blue, warmed by goose down, specially designed for extremely low temperatures. High-tech fabric protects not only from wind and moisture, but also from dirt. The hood warmed by fleece is trimmed with removable coyote fur.