Fall Clothes For Women: Most Likely Thru Some Drunken 4Am Internet Surfing But I Am So Glad I Did
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At first, Fay was unsure how she could use her fashion background at companies including Prada, Cartier, Vera Wang, Alberta Ferretti and Belstaff to around the planet who are denied access to education. I have no info how I came across Alissa’s blog.
I actually am so glad I did, most probably thru some drunken 4am Internet surfing.
By the way I get an unbelievable percentage of inspiration from looking at how she dresses herself, she and I are polar opposites visually. I love it very much, By the way I bought two. I totally own that blueish flowered combo tube dress/skirt. So, one fancy detail makes a cheap item look stellar. Normally, no, that’s not a typo, it really is $ 11 dot 19!
Madeline did this with great aplomb when she switched the buttons on her Forever 21 cardigan for something richer. I almost always ditch the belt that comes with a cheaper dress like these and replace it with something of a higher quality. We have got my fave style blogs at the moment in no particular order. Nikki’s blog is really straightforward and full of flawless styling suggestions. Although, I like that Nikki mixes photos of her own daily wardrobe in with pages that show styling options for how to wear current trendy items you may already own or be thinking of purchasing. IFB posited that perhaps these bloggers would get more readers if they would just make a serious commitment to higher quality articles. Nonetheless, I thought about Alissa and Stylish Curves yesterday after reading Ty’s piece about Independent Fashion Blogger’s recently posted hints to bloggers who don’t fit into mainstream beauty ideals.
Another question isSo the question is this. Why couldn’t IFB have instead held up Stylish Curves as a perfect example of someone putting in the hard work and providing useful content? In their diatribe on why bloggers who don’t fit the classic thin, whitish, pretty mold don’t get the attention they deserve, they overlooked a golden opportunity to spotlight those who are virtually breaking said mold. You’d be treated to endless photos just like this one, So in case I had a personal fashion blog and you had the misfortune to be a reader of it. By the way I only like ‘dumb looking’ pictures of myself, that I realize is truly terrifying.
Plus I’ve already written about how my ‘in house’ photographer is my boyfriend, who loves to take photos of me with my mouth open.
Plus she has amazing hair.
Our very own Marianne Kirby turned me on to Marie’s blog. She turns out brilliant articles on fashion and style, health and beauty, fashion events, interviews with celebs, and smart shopping/sale alerts. Certainly, the Curvy Fashionista resembles a classic magazine format more than almost any blog I’ve seen. Now look. Let me know whom else I should check out, and I’ll feature them periodically. It is even if Emily let me take over the entirety of xoJane for 2 full weeks with links to awesome fashion blogs, I couldn’t list them all here! Obviously loads of us are aware that there are thousands of other bloggers doing great work that deserve individual notice. Known her post on boots that fit those with wide calves is revelatory I already ordered 2 pairs that she suggested for a ‘hard to fit’ actress on the show I’m doing.
Marie excels at giving readers the sort of useful information that I believe any consumer of fashion media is desperately looking for and can actually use.
Featuring her own outfits, Alissa highlights reader styles and looks she loves from curvy celebrity babes.
Her site is also a really expert shopping resource for fresh ‘plussize’ fashions. Also, it’s like being a fly on the wall of her mind, I love the ethereal stream of consciousness feeling that runs through her pages. Usually, she gives you the backstory of how she came to put it together plus a little glimpse of what’s going on in her lifetime, when she posts an outfit. Now look. With Atlanta, los Angeles, NYC and Chicago, DC, Boston, Philly, Miami, Dallas, San Francisco, Seattle and Las Vegas editions in the works. Most of us know that there are also a handful of local Racked sites. This is where it starts getting very entertaining. Lots of Nikki’s posts are geared toward ideas of what to wear to specific events just like a bachelorette party, a wedding or a weekend at the county fair.
Whenever interesting ideas, I think lots of people are stumped as to what’s appropriate for various occasions, and Nikki does an immaculate job of giving clean.
Seeing a blogger’s own self in an endless parade of similar outfits often tires me out.
Her style looks similar to our own lovely Madeline’ colorful, snappy, spunky and polished! They do a nice work of alerting readers about new stores, sample sales, designer collaborations and insider snippets about your favorite fashion stars. I’ve found myself becoming a daily reader, the idea of a website about shopping intelligence seemed slightly inane to me at first. As a result, I also always keep an eye on what’s crackin’ at Racked.com. Of course it sounds so ridiculous but they have surprisingly well edited ideas of how to work some Kmart fashions that aren’t totally ‘cringeworthy’. I stumbled onto Kmart’s fashion blog completely by accident. When I’m clueless, for the most part there’s always a clever blogger out there who specializes in exactly what I’m looking for, it’s another way I use fashion blogs I personally have a bunch of innate knowledge of where to find almost any clothing, shoe or accessory.
