by | Feb 15, 2011 | Fashion |
I know that almost everyone wants the snow to melt but seeing this lineup of Fashion picks from Tracy Reese 2011 Runway fall fashion show at the New York Times Fashion website makes me want the snow to start falling right now.
Tracy Reese is an American Fashion Designer who graduated from the Parsons School of Design in 1984 and was inducted into the CFDA as one of its Board Member in 2007. For her fall 2011 runway show she has a flare in her designs that’s appealing to any woman from slim fitting to free flowing she brings it on. One thing about Ms. Reese is that she keeps femininity first in her designs.
Honeysuckle pink is everywhere from fashion to furniture and she nailed it with this slim fitting dress. I really like the dark fuchsia with the light pink petal abstract print on the dress. The versatility in this dress is so easy to see; from work to dancing this dress just works for all body shapes.
Tracey Reese 2011 Fall Fashion Runway Show Credit: Imaxtree New York Times Fashion
Love this look. It’s softness of the Dotted Swiss and satin fabrics meeting the edginess of the fur jacket. I would rock this outfit with a pair of dark gray boots or for a pop of color a dark teal or rust would be so rocker chic. The fur jacket has substance but not bulk so that’s right up my alley because I do not need any bulk. The clutch offers such a great contrast to the outfit that it kicks it up a notch. Another home run.
Tracy Reese 2011 Fall Fashion Runway Show Credit Imaxtree New York Times Fashion
When I saw this dress I was singing singing Caribbean Queen by Billy Ocean. The color looks like a clear blue sea. I cannot rave enough how much I love the flow and color of this dress. Simply Beautiful! Gotta have it.
Tracy Reese 2011 Fashion Runway Show Credit:Imaxtree New York Times Fashion
I wanted to show one more picture that’s sheer eye candy. I constantly hear that animal print is so hot. Well to me animal print has always been hot. Ms. Reese made this outfit edgy but soft at the same time. I would rock this to an evening event and I would also wear this outfit to church. So versatile and I feel that any woman would stand out with confidence in a crowd with this ensemble.
Tracy Reese 2011 Fashion Show Credit: Imaxtree
New York Times Fashion
Tracy Reese’s collection screams individuality and confidence. This collection can easily be the face for every woman.
If you would like to see the rest of the line please go to New York Times Fashion and you can see her whole collection. If you would like to see her website you can go to http://www.tracyreese.com.
by | Feb 14, 2011 | Fashion |
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It was quite cold the day this picture was taken so I loved this outfit because it made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. My favorite accessory is the light blue cashmere Precious Fibers scarf.
30 for 30 Outfit Review
Cardigan – Michael Kors
Turtleneck – Charter
Pants – Terry Lewis
Accessories
Light Blue scarf – Precious Fibers
Bow Headband – Charming Charlie’s
Jewelry
Colored Bracelets – Gift
Turquoise bracelet – Lee Sands
Turquoise Earrings -Gift
Necklace – Sincerely Southwest
by | Feb 13, 2011 | Uncategorized |
Day 7 30 for 30
What a week its been non-stop and time to push pause and take it easy. I serve in the computer ministry at my Church and we have to wear black to be unseen. I do not like wearing all black but I submit to authority. You notice I add a little print to my pants for some pop of color.
Day 7 Outfit Review
Black Turtleneck- Charter
Black Cardigan – Carolyn Taylor
Black Tweed Pants -Jones New York
Jewelry
Burgundy Bead and metal palliettes necklace – Christmas gift
Cross Necklace – Iffinity jewelry
Cuff Bracelet – Judith Ripka
Bracelet – Evil Eye Bracelet
Watch – Adrienne Arpel
Shoes -Wild Diva
by | Feb 12, 2011 | Uncategorized |
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I love color whether it’s in my clothes or in my shoes. Color can brighten your day and make you look refreshed and ready to face the day even if you don’t feel like it.
1. What color dominates your closet?
I have a variety of colors in my closet so no one color is overly massive. I have a variety of honeysuckle pink, red, green, brown. I love all color. I love color in my handbags. It pops a neutral outfit. For my complexion I love jewel tones.
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2. If money weren’t an issue how would you change the color emphasis in your closet?
I would love to have shoes in all colors of the rainbow and in all variations of heel height. I would have a walk in closet that would showcase each one of them. Money is not an issue with color, I would buy more of the color I have right now. I would have to draft drawings for the walk-in closet. He He!
3. What is your mantra about mixing colors?
If I am going with a bright color usually I will create balance and have a darker color if it’s a separate. If the entire outfit is a bright color I will downplay the color of the shoes.
4. For you, how do you incorporate color into your outfits?
I love incorporating color in my jackets, blouses, skirts, and accessories. Wherever I can add color is great to me. But I try to make sure I incorporate it where it’s most flattering to my outfit.
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5. Which blogger(s) do you think do a good job of incorporating color
into their wardrobe?
Bella of Citizen Rosebud and Sacramento of Mis Papelicos have a style that is really cool and they do an awesome job with color and patterns.
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Please check out KatyRose of Modlychic to see how other fashion bloggers are styling with color.
by | Feb 10, 2011 | Uncategorized |
Links á la Mode: The IFB Weekly Roundup
10 February 2011
Fierce, Fresh, & All Fashion
Edited by Ashe Mischief
New York Fashion Week is descending upon us….
We had an amazing assortment of fashion & the business of blogging related submissions this week, but I wanted to get back to what LALM is about. The best of fashion! From the controversy of Michelle Obama and Lady Gaga to breakthrough videos from brands and the industry, this week I wanted to get back to the heart and diversity of fashion blogging. I hope you enjoy these posts as much as I do!
February 10, 2010
- 365 Fashion Rehab: Try before you buy! Beauty samples delivered to your front door and worth every penny.
- Bubbling with Elegance & Grace: Is First Lady Michelle Obama too old and too large to wear a gorgeous Alexander McQueen red gown?
- Debutante Clothing: Sandra of Debutante Clothing interviews vintage expert Doris Raymond of The Way We Wore regarding her sale, vintage trends and vintage lingerie.
- Diversions: Quantum entangled outfit blogging: Tips for outfit bloggers at once behind and in front of the camera.
- Dramatis Personae: Custom build clothes — and a 20% off discount!
- Dressful: Vogue India promotes an extremely narrow standard of female beauty – only light skin is beautiful!
- Fashion Pearls of Wisdom: Looking at celebrity branding from Danni Minogue to Jane Birkin
- For Those About to Shop: In Praise of Older Women
- FumikoKawa: Fashion Trend in Japan (February 2011)
- Independent Fashion Bloggers: Business of Blogging: How Three Successful Bloggers Monetize their Blogs
- Joanne Faith: Know Your Fabrics! A Guide to Wool, Cotton, Polyester, Viscose and Silk.
- My Fashion Lust List: 19th Century Fashion Exhibition Report!
- Notes from a Stylist: Fab accessories website www.runningwithheels.com launches new iPad issue.. a teccie fashionistas dream
- Obsessive Coolness: You’re a fashionista but you live in Alabama – should you dress down to suit a small-town vibe?
- Overseeing Fashion: What to wear to the theatre.
- Soychild: What makes Lady Gaga so appealing and tips to learn from her!
- Stylish3: The 10 Commandments of Online Shopping
- Superstylin*: A Common Thread featuring contemporary label Threadware: The fashion industry itself is small and we are all bound by a common thread.
- Tchaikovsky Darling: The Digital Mini Fashion Film Festival: A round up of the latest short films, campaign videos, and creative video-projects of the fashion industry.
- Tickle Me Chic: Istanbul Fashion Week runway shows by designers Günseli Türkay and Mehtap Elaidi: Review and photos
- Your Saving Style: Your Saving Guide to Wearing One Color
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