Little girls nowadays have a plethora of footwear options — light-up sneakers, sparkly ballerina flats, stylish gladiator sandals, and so forth — but those of us who came of age in the ’80s fondly remember fisherman-style jelly sandals as being the definitive go-to spring and summer shoe.
When I was younger, I often heard women say that short girls shouldn’t wear maxi dresses but I’ve found that to be completely untrue since at 5’0″, I can rock an ankle-length or floor-length dress with the best of them!
Your eyeshadow palettes, finishing powders, blushes, lipsticks, and lip glosses likely come in sleek compacts, cases, and tubes with intricate etchings, near-sculptural ridges, embossed details, screen-printed images, and maybe even gem-like embellishments, so why would you tuck these perfectly packaged cosmetics inside a ratty or simply unremarkable makeup bag?
Summer fashion tends to revolve around ease and, when doing something active, no footwear choice is quite as convenient as a pair of slip-on sneakers.
This Independence Day, wear your patriotism on your sleeve — or on your legs, waist, wrists, earlobes, and feet —with party-ready, festive and perky, Americana-themed clothing and accessories.
We’ve all heard about some of this season’s predominant fashion trends: the return of Birkenstocks and other sport sandals (yuck!), the abundance of tropical palm prints, chambray pieces of all ilk, head-to-toe white looks,nautical stripes and seafaring motifs, holographic prints, day-to-night sequins, and so forth.
After five straight days of rain here in New York City, we finally woke up to some sunshine on Saturday — and for fashion lovers, that meant having a cup of coffee and quickly scouring our closets for flirty, fun, summery pieces to flaunt.
Forget dainty daisies and rosebuds — this summer, blossoms occupy the part of supporting cast in the flora kingdom, while verdant green leaves, palm tree crowns, and leafy branches take on the starring role.
Neon accents take an otherwise ordinary look and make it positively electrifying.
In exactly one week, soccer fans all over the world will tune into watch the 2014 FIFA World Cup, starting with the Brazil vs.
