Michelle Obama wearing a bell-sleeve top There are several reasons that the above photo warms my heart. While Michelle and Barack Obam...
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| Drew Barrymore debut FLOWER Eyewear |
I've been a fan of actress Drew Barrymore for years and now she has added eyewear designer to her repertoire. It's no Hollywood secret that Drew has played many iconic characters and with her new Eyewear designer titled she is reminding us of that.
Drew Barrymore’s line of FLOWER Eyewear is affordable and stylish! The collection is available in sunglasses, optical lenses and readers with the prices ranges from $19.94 to $88. Each style in the collection is named after one of Drew’s movie character names. So, who was your favorite Drew Barrymore character? My fav is the Casey from Mad Love and the glasses.
FLOWER Eyewear is available for purchase exclusively at Walmart stores across the U.S.
Below are pics from FLOWER Eyewear preview in NYC:
photo credit is: Rachman Photography
Drew Barrymore debut FLOWER Eyewear I've been a fan of actress Drew Barrymore for years and now she has added eyewear designer to h...
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| Edward Enninful the editor-in-chief of British Vogue |
When Edward Enninful was named Editor in Chief for British Vogue, my social media timeline blow up. Edward is originally from Ghana, raised in Great Britain and have been stylings for fashion magazines since he was a teenager. Mr. Enninful has put in work for decades styling and consulting and he still to manage to remain humble. He has worked with all the major models, campaigns and magazines, stays out of the drama and the reality shows that many people dive into for fame reasons. Here's the thing, the everyday Joe or Jane may not know who Edward is, but that's ok because he's styled some of my favorite editorials. See below of my 10 favorite editorials/campaigns that Edward styled.
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Edward Enninful the new Editor-in-Chief of British Vogue + 10 Favorite Editorials/Campaigns
Edward Enninful the editor-in-chief of British Vogue When Edward Enninful was named Editor in Chief for British Vogue, my social media t...
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| 7 Inspected Trends from the Fall/Winter '17 Collections |
Fashion Month came to a close not that long ago and what I love doing on here is combing through the collections from New York, London, Milan and Paris to inspect the trends. After looking at what it seems like a hundred of shows and attending a few shows in New York, it's hard not to notice the common thread with a few of them.
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| Slouchy Boots |
Expect these boots to be everywhere think to Rainbow to Saint Laurent in the next few months. Talking about Saint Laurent those damn knee-high silver glitter boots that Instagram went crazy about and Rihanna wore fresh off the runway will sure be in heavy rotation in store windows.
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| Large Totes |
Have a lot of baggage? Carry them in these massive totes that can carry you from the morning to the night out on the town. Just pack all you need and you're ready to go.
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| Business Suit 2.0 |
Being a woman has it advantages and rocking a business suit that was initial made for the purpose of man is one of them. However these suits flipped the coin in construction and fit. Whether it's a wide leg pants to sculpted sleeve, we have the choices sashay into any meeting looking chic.
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| Metallic Silver |
Silver made a unexpected come back in a major way for fall '17. Mega shows like Chanel and Saint Laurent really used metallic for shoes to capes to gasp this inspiration of a "futuristic" theme. There's nothing wrong pushing us to the future.
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| Deep Red |
Yes the color red has been around for forever. But I want to touch on something here, because of the political climate and the success of the Women's March made wearing red a statement again.
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| Tracksuits |
The Hip-hop 90s tracksuits are back! So if you wanna channel your Run-D.M.C. or pull out a piece of cardboard and breakdance on it, you have the pieces to do it.
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| Shearling Coats |
What is your favorite trend from the Fall/Winter '17 collections?
7 Inspected Trends from the Fall/Winter '17 Collections Fashion Month came to a close not that long ago and what I love doing on he...
Denim, a very practical and utilitarian piece of clothing that everyone pretty much has in their closet. While most of us wear some kind of a denim basically everyday, we don't treat this material with the best of care. Whether you have a pair of jeans you love or your go-to jean jacket, you still want to make sure they're in the best looking and feeling condition.
In order to get the run down on denim care, I ask Evelyn Ober, the creative director of STS Blue, a denim line is inspired by the casual LA and Southern California vibe. We all know people in the California loves their jeans! Here's what Evelyn said,
"Personally, I soak my denim in a bathtub of cold water and white distilled vinegar for 45 mins. They lay flat to dry, the vinegar smell will go away once dry. It maintains the color and locks the original indigo. Did you know water itself will wash away denim dyes over time? And add soap or commercial chemicals found in detergent to water and it will effect and essentially ruin the authentic wash or color you originally bought. I suggest you do this vinegar dip every 2-3 months."
Evelyn indulged me into another cool trick... no pun intended!
"Here is a trick not many people know of…you can FREEZE denim! Put the jeans direct in the freezer unprotected or on a ziplock bag. Freezing kills some bacteria and it gives a quick refresh!
NEVER wash jeans with hot or warm water, and never add bleach because it fades denim. Ideally hang jeans to dry."
Well there you have it, cold water, vinegar and freezer are ways to take care of your denim.
You're welcome! :-)
If you want to shop some of STS Blue pieces and use Evelyn's tip, here you go...
Denim, a very practical and utilitarian piece of clothing that everyone pretty much has in their closet. While most of us wear some kind ...
