Lace you unTeal the Edge Outfit

I wouldn’t call my style edgy by any means, but I can see myself wearing the outfit below. I find that in winter my outfits tend to consist of darker colors, but in the spring and summer I always dress really bright. This outfit kinda blends the two, as you have the black shorts and accessories, but then a bright pop of color in the shirt. The shorts are lace, which is a trend I’ve been absolutely loving, but because they’re a bold statement within themselves, you don’t want to pair on too many accessories. I picked some black strappy sandals, a cute black crossbody (it’s studded detailing totally match the edgy side of the outfit), a necklace, and a couple of bracelets. This outfit is definitely one for the night, but I’m not quite sure where I would wear it to… Where could you see yourself wearing this outfit?

 

Plain Tee Shirt (Target – $5), Black Lace shorts (H&M -$31), Gladiator Wedge Sandals (Forever 21 – $25), Studded Foldover Crossbody (Forever 21 – $35), Stacking Bracelets (Urban Outfitters – $18), Oasis Cameo Necklace (ASOS – $16)

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Floral Pink Day at the Mall

Today’s outfit is a girly one filled with florals and pink, and perfect for a shopping trip! I basically caught hold to the last wind of summer, with the neon pink pants and the crochet tank. It’s super comfy for the mall, but you’ll still be a fashion statement. I simply added a pair of comfy wedges (a must-have in a closet!) and some girly pink accessories. I absolutely am loving the watch and the ring — they’re so cute! You don’t have to wear a ring, because I know some of my friends are hesitant about it because when trying on clothes it may slip off, but it was too cute to resist!

Pins and Needles Crochet Top (Urban Outfitters – $29), Rockstar Pop-Color Jeans (Old Navy – $30), Aim to Pleats Wedges (modcloth – $33), Twist Lock Hobo Handbag (Forever 21 – $30), Vintage Floral Watch (ASOS – $33),  Glamour Mixed Pearl, Gold, Floral Bracelet Set (Forever 21 – $7), Laquered Flower Ring (Forever 21 – $2), Sparkling Center Studs (Forever 21 – $3)

What’s your ideal mall outfit?

Beach Night

Anyone heading to the beach tonight? I wish. Rather, I’m heading to the total opposite — a movie theater (to see The Amazing Spiderman!). Anyways, in my desire to be on a beach right now, I decided to create an outfit for a night on the beach. I tried to incorporate the Tiffany blue that many of us associate with the beach but also the colors of the sunset. I loved the combination of coral and blue so voila — here’s tonight’s outfit.

Along These Shorelines Dress (Modcloth – $90) , Steve Madden Mango Wedge (Dillards – $80), Bow Frame Clutch (Forever 21 -$20), Asymmetrical Pattern Chunky Bangle (Forever 21 -$5), Rhinestoned Triangle Necklace  (Forever 21 -$9), Satin Ribbon Ombre Bangle Set (Forever 21 – $8), Spike Stretch Bracelet (ASOS – $9), Swirled Almond Earrings (Forever 21 – $5)

Look for Less – Sarah Hyland

 I can’t be the only person who thinks that Sarah Hyland looks absolutely stunning in this pic, at the Outfest Closing Gala. Her cherry red Ted Baker dress enhances her tan complexion, and suits her body perfectly. The ‘Modern Family’ star’s entire ensemble was very simple and chic, so pairing the dress with minimal accessories was an excellent choice. Nude peep-toe pumps by Sam Edelman elongated her legs, but didn’t distract from the deress. A simple key neclace, and a single braclet finished it off. This is totally a look that I would wear, but I can’t (unfortunately) afford a Ted Baker dress. No problem, though! I found really good dupes for all the pieces in this outfit so keep reading for full details!

What’s In My Purse?

Now, I don’t know about you, but I’m a pretty nosy person, and I love to see what’s in other people’s purses. It’s kinda odd (and maybe illegal) to rifle through people’s bags and their belongings, but the ever-so wonderful Internet has provided a way for people to show what they want to show from their bags. So here I am, showing you guys all the junk in my purse! Keep reading for a full set of details on the bag, and all the stuff inside….

Plenty of Peplum

You’ve been seeing celebrities on red carpets wearing some extra fabric around their waist. You’re probably staring at it with mixed feeling, it’s attractive in a weird way. Well that little bunched up fabric at the waist line is called a peplum and I’m sure you’ve seen it before on the edges of blazers and jackets. Recently, when the trend came in this year, it’s just gotten  more exaggerated and been popping up on dresses and skirts. It’s been featured on the runway from the fall of 2011, through Spring/Summer of 2012 and is expected to reappear when the colder months come in. Keep reading for pictures of the runway, peplum dresses on celebs, and what peplum pieces you could add to your wardrobe to spice up your look…

Miranda Cosgrove Premier Outfit

Miranda Cosgrove at the premier of “Cloud With a Chance of Meatballs”

In everyday fashion, many of us choose to pick many pieces and put them together to make a complete outfit. However, it’s important to remember that you don’t need much to look good. What i’m saying is that if you only wear few pieces (ex. shirt, jeans, necklace), you can make your outfit look however you want by pairing the correct pieces together. Don’t believe me? Take a look at Miranda Cosgrove’s premier outfit. Although she only has four major pieces, her whole outfit looked gorgeous and acceptable for a premier of a major movie. Keep reading to see how she paired her different pieces, and read how you can get this look without spending too much money!

Pop of Neon

One of my favorite ways to wear lace is to wear it in a dress. A white lace dress is classy, elegant, and can be worn in many different ways. Today, I chose this beautiful lace white dress with a neon yellow collar. The contrast between classy and trendy works very well in this dress.  I didn’t want to make the whole outfit too neon, so I simply matched the nail polish to the collar of the dress. Then, I accessorized with gold because gold and white work wonderfully together. To add a little retro twist into the outfit, I chose cat-eye sunglasses.

Cream lace dress-$43 (lulus.com) ; Sandals-$40 (target.com) ; Gold bangles-$15 (target.com) ; Rhinestone bracelet-$6.80 (forever21.com) ; Big Gold Cuff-$5.80 (forever21.com) ; Cat eye sunglasses-$9.99 (urbanoutfitters.com) ; Neon nail polish-$6 (americanapparel.net)

Collage created by Annabelle with the help of Polyvore.com. Pictures are from corresponding websites.

Party in Pink

If you couldn’t tell, gold and black accessories have been my latest craze. And of course, this pinkish coral color is always a girl’s best friend! I would totally wear this outfit for a fun night out with my girlfriends, or for a date. As you can see I paired this very trendy coral lace dress with gold and black accessories,  a pink lip (that’ll stay very moisturized thanks to the Revlon Lip Butter!) and a Tarte  blush that’ll last all night.

Forever 21 Lace Dress ($25), Free People Watch ($130), Urban Outfitters Studded Bracelet ($16), Charlotte Russe Gold Pumps ($40),Forever 21 Crystalized Hoops ($6), Revlon Lip Butter in Sweet Tart ($6), Tarte Amazonian Clay Blush in Coral ($25)

Collage was created by Polyvore. Images were found from the corresponding links.

Trending in History: 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s

Audrey Hepburn

Have you ever heard that to figure out the future, you have to learn the past? Well the same applies to fashion! Trends tend to repeat themselves, maybe not in order, but those bell bottoms you once rocked might just come back into style. (I’m waiting for wearing pants at your knees, with a belt to go out of style) Anyways, to become a total fashionista and an amazing trendsetter, you might just have to crack open the history books and get down to work. For the early 1900’s fashion, click here. Keep reading for a fun description of the history of fashion in the late 1900’s….