Truth: Asa big fan of color, I'm also a big fan of black too, so when I'm feeling edgy, gritty, want an easy go-to outfit, well then I wearall black. But My one key rule is always a pop of color. Today its red, tomorrow its perhaps another color. See that one pop of color draws your eyes to a ...
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Be A Badass With An Antler Chic Weekender Bag
We all want what nobody has. It's the highest compliment to be unique, to own what others covet, and I reckon thischic weekender bag with antler handles does the trick. Available in Black or tan, its simple detail is outstanding.Handmade from leather & wood and polished to a buff natural finish. ...
The Best Faux Leather Skinny Pants Under $100
When I was on the hunt on the perfect pair of skinny leather pants, there was definitelysome criteria that had to pass the test. I had tried all the leathers from goat, cow, lamb and faux leather, but I needed to find the perfect fit within a perfect price range. It was a long a daunting task tillI ...
What Age Do You Get The Perfect Little Black Dress?
My Grandma's name was Mary, and every time I would see her as a child, she would secretly whisk me away to give me 20 cents. "Shhhh" she would say, as she rolled coins into the palm of my hand, and like clockwork she would wake at 5:30am just to be up ready to make breakfast. She was famous for ...
Isabel Marant Silver Fringed Chainmail Necklace
Modern and minimally chic, Isabel Marant's chainmail necklace is one part jewelry and one part scarf. Melding the two forms of accessorizing together is smart, hip, and on point trendy. I mean it's Marant; one can never go wrong.16" length. Brass - Made in France. CLICK THE LINK TO FOLLOW ...
The Yin & Yang Of Styling Vintage Lace Tops
I am a person that loves opposites. So when I style my skinny leather pants, sometimes I wanna feel edgy, sometimes classic chic, and sometimes a little bit feminine. So to soften the look making it modern and not vintage, especially in the case of wearingvintage lace tops. I find the quality of old ...
