10 things of Flair

Outerwear Fall/Winter 2007-2008

These images are from the Core Action Sports Winter Fashion Flurry - check out coreactionsports.com if for more information on any of these items.

We liked the texture of the Lole Alta Pants. Cute sweater too.

Parkas with furry hood continue to be popular, no doubt because of their ability to be worn stylishly on and off the mountain.

 
Betty Rides has some fun patterns this season - this is the Krystal Parka.
These pants might look like something out of Star Trek, but the subtle checked pattern brings them back to earth. Click on the image for a closer look.

The perfect "spectator at a contest" outfit: cute skinny jeans, boots, and a shorter jacket, matched with goggles to let you check out what's going on at the top of the pipe without frying your eyes.
We covered these awesome Nikita pants in our Tacky pants blog (shredbetties.com/blog). But we might as well mention how awesome they are again, just in case you missed it.

Roxy's Hard edge rocker look. Baggy denim inspired pants look like they would suit you just as well well in a mosh pit.

Is plaid ever going out of style? Not for quite some time, it appears, as companies continue to bring us fresh variations on the popular pattern. This is the Lux Shell by Roxy. Click on the image for a closer look.
More of the Betty Rides Fauxsace print, this time in a vest. And pink pants to match!
White on white. Always cute, as long as you stay away from mud. And hot cocoa. And probably chairlifts.
The Roxy Twiggy pant - nice and shiny in the bright runway lights, and it's hard to see, but they have a subtle checkered pattern.
My friend Shana wants this: a one-piece with a built-in fanny pack. It's pretty much all of her outerwear dreams in one complete package.
At last, companies are making super cute softshells for us to wear on warmer spring days. We love the shorter length on this one, as it transitions nicely to streetwear!
   




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