As you lovely readers know, I made an appearance on Telemundo NY last Friday to discuss swimsuit trends — and, in particular, the rising popularity of one-piece swimsuits (a huge relief for many of us who, after having children, never feel quite comfortable baring our midriffs — no matter how thin or toned we might be).
After so many seasons in which statement necklaces reigned supreme, this year jewelry designers are increasingly focused on using ears as their canvases, finding curious ways to embellish every area from the lobe to the helix and tragus.
Last week, right before the Fourth of July weekend, I stopped by Telemundo’s “Primera Edición” to chat about the latest footwear trends — from flat espadrilles, knee-high gladiators, and flatform sandals to shoes with stylish cut-outs, tropical and floral prints, bright neon shades, color-blocked motifs, and tribal patterns.
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?
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.
To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Mean Girls, Stella & Bow has released its “Burn Book” jewelry collection, consisting primarily of adjustable cuffs etched with phrases popularized in the film.
Neon accents take an otherwise ordinary look and make it positively electrifying.
