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Friday, November 4, 2016

BOMBER

My absolute favorite things to wear are jackets.  I can't get enough of this flower bomber that I scored for $30 bucks.  Bomber jackets have made its way back as a fall must have.  With the changing weather, bomber jackets are perfect and serve as a lightweight coat that's not only stylish but warm. It can practically be worn with anything; dressed up or down.  I decided to pair mines with a skater skirt and some jeans for a simpler look.  I wanted the bomber jacket to stand out.  The flower accent throughout the jacket screams sexy and fun!

Remember to incorporate pieces that stand out to your wardrobe this fall.  If you looking for the perfect jacket that will make you feel BOMB; pick up your bomber jacket today.  Thank me later.





Bomber: Its Fashion Metro | Shoes: UrbanOG | Jeans & Skirt: Forever21

Photography By: Richard Woumn

Lashes By: Vivian Henson

Hair Styled By: LYLAS HAIR

Wednesday, November 2, 2016

CUT IT

I don't know about you, but I'm so ready for the temperature to drop so I can dive into my fall wardrobe.  The weather in Atlanta has been in the high 80's and it's making it challenging for me to rock my cute sweaters and coats.  Nonetheless, I'm always prepared and figured I'll take advantage of the weather and show a little skin.

The cut out shoulder trend has been a hit this fall.  From dresses to sweaters, this chic look has been on runways everywhere.  Initially I thought my shoulders would be a little too broad for the look. After trying it on, I instantly feel in love with it.  It screams sexy, while being bossy all at the same time.  I decided to pair my dress with some open toe sandals and my new Gucci bag.  Off course I had to have the matching fuzzy ball to match the dress. Simple!

For all my fall lovers out there, don't let this weather frustrate you.  Instead, find a simple look that will make you feel sexy and confident.  Burgundy is also the color for the season, so don't forget to grab a few pieces for your wardrobe. Let us prepare to bring in the holidays N'STYLE; being mediocre will not cut it! 

Shop more cut out looks at: urbanog.com




Dress: Its Fashion Metro | Shoes: UrbanOG

Photography By: Richard Woumn

Lashes By: Vivian Henson

Hair Styled By: LYLAS HAIR



Monday, October 31, 2016

DONT LET THE FAUX SCARE YOU

While some of you are out trick or treating with the kiddies or dressing up in your creative costumes, I decided to sit out on Halloween festivities this year to reflect and recreate some looks that; well can be a bit scary for some.  I receive a ton of emails from my curvy women who are simply afraid of faux material.  While it can be tricky, if worn properly it can turn into one of your most favorite materials to wear this fall.

Faux leather is simply a synthetic material that gives the illusion of real leather.  I love it because it is very lightweight and perfect for fall weather.  I'm a fan of anything comfortable, and while leggings are in my top five favorite things to wear, it can get a bit boring.  Faux leggings are perfect for taking things up a notch and creating a more elegant look.  I paired mines with a pipa tie neck blouse and some booties. This look was super easy and perfect for a holiday party or a night out on the town. 

Never be scared to experiment with different fabrics and materials. You can always play it safe with the color black to camouflage any imperfections if the material is clingy.  Faux leather is the best alternative if you are looking for that edgy chic look this season.  

Don't be spooked; Stay cute!





Blouse: Its Fashion Metro | Faux Leggings & Booties: Macys

Photography By: Richard Woumn

Lashes By: Vivian Henson

Hair Styled By: LYLAS HAIR


Thursday, October 13, 2016

RAGTRADE

Last week I attended the Ragtrade Fashion show, showcasing emerging designers. Angela Watts, founder and producer took Atlanta by storm with one of the best runway show in the southeast.  It's no secret that Atlanta has created its own lane when it comes to fashion; with some of the most innovative and creative designers. This event attracts industry influencers and gives up-and-coming designers the opportunity to display their lines on a premiere runway. 

This year's show included designers Kenya Freeman "Sylvia Mollie", Natt Taylor, Onyii and Co, William Malcolm, Apoteca, and Fred Foster "Cease and Desist." I loved how each designer encounter with style offered something interestingly unique.  One of the top sponsors for the event was Lincoln Motor Company. This was by far one of the best fashion shows I've ever attended.  Here is a recap of the event.  Checkout Ragtrade Atlanta for information on each designer and how to shop their amazing collections.  


Carmen Simmons, Creator of Nstyle Atlanta 

Dress & Shoes: UrbanOG
Purse: Louis Vuitton
Designer Kenya Freeman  & Models; "Sylvia Mollie" 

Natt Taylor
Sylvia Mollie
Onyii & Co

Cease & Desist

William Malcolm

Apoteca

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

FALL IN THE MUSIC

If you are looking to start the fall off with great music and amazing visuals, join the Modern Vintage Experience this Sunday, October 9th.  This event was created to showcase human creativeness and musical talent.  The show includes live band “The Home Team” and performances by Toyka J, Rizzo Avery, Kimistry, D'Armand and Veronica Lynn. Visual artist Michael Johnson (refer to Art post to learn more about him) will be displaying his dope pieces of hip hop and soul legends; while Neptune the Artist do live body paintings.  This event will be hosted by Blondie of the "Happy Hour" as she conduct interviews from the artists and performers throughout the night.

These amazing artists and performers have been hand-picked to create a unique Art N R&B Experience. Come out and enjoy a relaxing night of live performances, food, drinks, and intriguing art. Fall in the music!

Please visit modernvintageexperience for more information about the artists and performers.


Friday, September 30, 2016

KONTROL MAG

What better way to bring in the fall then honoring someone who has excelled in the industry of fashion and music.  Last night Kontrol Magazine hosted their annual Women of Style Dinner at Suite Lounge celebrating legendary Chilli from TLC. The dinner included industry notables such as comedian Chris Tucker, former member of Destiny Child Latavia Roberson, TV Personality Traci Steele, SWV member Leanne "Lelee" Lyons and Kameelah Williams from the group 702.  The night concluded with a presentation to Chilli for not only her contribution to fashion, but her diligent work in the community; immediately followed by a two course meal and drinks sponsored by Effen vodka. Check out some of the highlights from the event.








Leanne "Lelee" Lyons of SWV


Latavia Roberson, former Destiny Child Member
Kameelah Williams of  group 702
Traci Steele, TV Personality 


Jumpsuit: Fashion To Figure
Shoes: Giuseppe Zanotti
Bag: Old Navy 



Thursday, September 22, 2016

FOCUS

What better way to bring in THROWBACK THURSDAY then with a man who has captured some of hip hops best throwback pictures.  I had the pleasure of meeting celebrity photographer Jonathan Mannion last weekend during the BET Hip Hop Awards. He is known for capturing some of hip hops biggest artist such as Notorious BIG, Missy Elliot, and Jay-Z; just to name a few. His energy was electrifying as he danced throughout the entire exhibition; the entire night.  He mingled with everyone and even had time to do a quick interview with me.  When asked, "Do you know you are a legend?"  He chuckled and responded with, "Yes."  We could do nothing but laugh.  He has worked so hard with some of the best in the industry and has established a name for himself.  Not only because he is good at what he does, but because of his enthusiasm and love for his passion. He is truly living his purpose and setting a great example for other young photographers.  Follow him HERE and enjoy a recap of his exhibition displaying some of his most notable pieces. Stay FOCUS!








David Banner Stopped By 




 Shirt: Fallas |  Denim: It's Fahion | Shoes: UrbanOG

Hair By: LYLAS HAIR