Closet 911…fall 2010
Hello Darlings,
I just came across this adorable editorial from Teen Vogue September 2010 issue and just had to share. Not only does it do a fantastic job summarizing fall 2010 trends but includes a variety of ways to incorporate them into your wardrobe
Enjoy!
MMJ Additions and Transitions…
Hello Darlings,
Whew, it has been a crazy summer...full of unexpected events and never ending study sessions! As the summer is coming to a halt and I am counting down the days to my birthday...I must admit that I am looking forward to a start of a new season.
It is not only because I adore fall fashions, but because fall is a beginning of something new. It is the time to pack away summer closet and unpack the fall attire, decide on a darker and richer hue for the hair do, switch from sherbets to burgundies on your nails, tone down the pink lip color, take out the cashmere reserves, and of course step forward with booties and boots! How can it not be exciting?The beautiful coats, the stunning scarfs, a million ways to layer a cardi, the opaque tights, and of course the leather jackets! Just the thought of a beautiful fall day, with a hot coffee in hand, absorbing the last rays of sunshine, surrounded by the falling leaves and the golden colors..makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside

Because it’s Tuesday…”simply red”
Hello Darlings,
I HATE red! It's always been that way and it's quite frustrating. I've always thought that it was vulgar and obnoxiously loud. Which in some ways—when worn wrong—is true but lately I've been attracted to all things red.
Yes, including the hair color
I've come to realize at how beautiful and classic it is. Although provocative in nature, red is very powerful and subdued. I just can't believe that it took me about 22 years to realize that I actually LOVE red! And because of my newly discovered passion for red.... I would like to share this stunning editorial from Harper's Bazaar!

Enjoy!
Know the size and dress for the type…
Hello Darlings,
As I've previously mentioned, I just picked a copy of Tim Gunn:A Guide to Quality, Taste and Style and found it to be quite informative. Therefore, I would like to share with you some excerpts from a section on size and body type that are quite interesting.
I've always been a firm believer in dressing to flatter your figure rather than following fashion trends and this book does a good job breaking down the elements of individual style. I think that being comfortable with oneself and making the best of what is that you were worn with is key when it comes to feeling fabulous
So without further ado...

























