Take a Walk on the Wild Side! Fabulous Leopard Print
Hey everyone! This cheerful, energetic hue also happens to be my all time favorite. In fact, it’s a classic everyone should add to their wardrobe over time. One of the things I love about it is it can be a good choice for a professional environment or night time wear. Leopard is versatile and can be coordinated with just about any color, such as black, brown, camel, red and gray. It has a stylish retro vibe and reminds me of fashion from the Grace Kelly and Audrey Hepburn days. A properly coordinated outfit including leopard will add a rich interest to an otherwise unadventurous and boring look. When deciding to wear leopard keep in mind that it has the potential to quickly go from sophisticated to looking trashy. It’s very important to observe a few guidelines when wearing leopard. Rule #1. Look for quality. Some leopard prints simply look fake and cheap. A nice print will look natural, have spots such as a dark rich tortoiseshell mixed with browns, blacks, and caramel. The more it resembles a real leopard, the better. Rule #2. Wear only one leopard item at a time. Since leopard can have a bold visual impact, I recommend only wearing one piece at a time. It’s better to keep the rest of your outfit simple. Too much leopard at one time can scream “Party Time!”, so don’t overdo it by trying to match outfits with shoes, handbags, etc. Some ways to incorporate leopard into your wardrobe without overdoing it is to buy belts, scarves, gloves, and hats. Large garments such as silk blouses, pants, skirts and jackets...
Floppy Hats
Floppy hats are popular in the summer but never seem never go out of style even when the weather turns cold! This classic trend originated in the ’70s and has made a major comeback in recent years. These hats are perfect for both long hair and curly girls since you can really let your hair hang in the cooler temperatures. You can find these hats constructed using canvas or straw for the summer months and heavy felt or wool during the cooler months. A floppy hat usually has a bit more room in the crown area to accommodate your hair which should not looked smashed. If you want a more refined look, try pulling your hair back into a low, loose bun while letting just a few curls frame your face. Tipping your had allows for a fun peek-a-boo look. Floppy hats can be both stylish and practical when the temperature starts dropping, and you will keep your head warm while still looking fabulous! Love, The Ultimate...About Me
I remember at a very young age being mesmerized in my mother’s closet, and trying on her clothes which quickly became a hobby. As I grew older I not only enjoyed enhancing my look, but that of others, so the natural fit was to become a Fashion Stylist.
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