Have you ever looked at your wardrobe and thought, “I have nothing to wear”? We have all been there! It’s easy to get stuck in … Continue Reading...[...]
Have you ever looked at your wardrobe and thought, “I have nothing to wear”? We have all been there! It’s easy to get stuck in … Continue Reading...[...]
There’s no denying that Detroit is home to some very talented people. This past Friday, Michigan Fashion Week hosted its 10th-anniversary fashion show, which featured … Continue Reading...
In my opinion, two-piece sets are a closet staple. They allow you to create effortless looks. Not only are they versatile, but the possibilities to mix and match are endless. Two-piece sets can be worn together or mixed with other pieces in your closet. They're one of my favorite go-to looks this season. Perfect for those who have a hard time putting looks together, coordinates are the way to go. Top/Bottom: Off Shoulder Ruffle Trim Ruched Top & Pants Set l Shoes: Leopard Print Ankle Str[...]
When I find a pair of great-fitting jeans, I usually stick with that brand. My go-to place for jeans is Express. I've been purchasing my jeans from them for over the past 10 years and have yet to be disappointed. Recently I've been stepping out of my comfort zone and taking more risks with my fashion choices. Skinny jeans are my jean of choice, but I decided to switch it up and try something different. So my search for a pair of wide-leg jeans began. Finding the perfect pair of wide-leg pant[...]
When it comes to Target and their designer collaborations, I'm here for it. Target's Designer Dress Collection, featured pieces by Christopher John Rogers, ALEXIS, and RIXO, which dropped on May 16th. I had my eye on the floral long sleeve ruffle dress by Christopher John Rogers. But after spacing on the date, most of the dresses were sold out by the time I logged on to Target's website. Luckily I was able to snag the last floral ruffle dress my local Target had in stock which was a size 4.[...]
Now that the world is slowly opening back up, I can finally put on something other than leggings and a t-shirt. Don't get me wrong, I love my leggings, but I missed getting dressed up and having somewhere to go. This week I wore a snakeskin blazer with a lace bodysuit, some high-waisted black stretchy jeans, and a pair of Badgley Mischka pumps. Black is my go-to color, but I like to mix it up with prints and pops of color. What are some of your go to looks? Snakeskin Bla[...]
Jon Haggins was born in Florida in 1943. At the age of 15, he headed to New York to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology. Shortly after graduating, he opened his studio. Within two years, his first collection sparked the interest of popular fashion magazines due to his different type of designing style that stood out from what was considered fashionable at the time. Haggins changed the fashion game with his soft, draped matte jersey designs. As his career took off, his clot[...]
Black people have had a huge influence on fashion and beauty throughout the years. Many of the trends you see today have been influenced by black culture. If you’re interested in learning more about influential black people throughout the history of fashion, and the impact they have made in the industry. I have compiled a list of books to checkout for Black History month and beyond. Vintage Black Glamour Vintage Black Glamour celebrates some of the most glamorous, inspiri[...]
Ola Hudson may not be a household name, but she has made some contributions to fashion. Many black designers do not get the recognition they deserve. So today's black history post is about Ola Hudson. Ola Hudson was born on October 12, 1946, in Los Angeles, California. Before pursuing her career as a designer, Hudson was a trained dancer. She studied at the Lester Horton School of Modern Dance. Shortly after, she went on to study at the Institute of Dance in Paris, at Le Loft[...]
From illustrator to fashion designer, Alvin Bell developed his love of drawing and fashion at a young age. At eight years old he entered and won a Philadelphia citywide drawing contest. Bell attended the Philadelphia Museum College of Art, where he studied illustration and was mentored by Margaret Caravera. While taking advanced courses, He met future fashion designer Willi Smith, who became one of his closest friends. When Bell graduated from Edward Bok Vocational High School in 1964, h[...]