Happy almost fall everyone! New York Fashion Week starts next week and I will be busy as usual. In addition to all the new fashions for spring and summer, the September shows also represents the end of the summer season and the start of fall. So of course I had to pick up an item or two.
A Ruffle Black Dress on the South Fork of Long Island on a Lovely Summer Day.
The Ordinary Unboxing and Everything I got for Under $30
The Y2K Trend, Are You on Board?
The Y2K trend has been with us for a few seasons now, and it is still going strong. The early 2000s was a bit of controversial time in the fashion industry with women being held to a fairly unattainable aesthetic. The look was heavily centered on women who were very thin and for most part lacking any curves. Many female celebrities were bullied for weight and how they looked.
My Wishlist For Summer 2024
Does The Fashion Industry Hate Single People?
Zara Basics Mini Haul Summer 2024
Lara Violetta—A Breath of Fresh Air in the Often Challenging & Stale Influencer landscape.
A few weeks ago I spoke about an influencer that had been bullied off every social media platform, and to this day Ashley has yet to return. I discovered Ashely when one of her videos showed up on my suggested feed on YouTube. I love when the algorithm does its job, it can often go wrong, but when it does get it right you are rewarded with a whole new world to discover. And much like Ashly I was rewarded with the discovery of another inspiring influencer—Lara Violetta.
A Second Look From NYFW F/W 2024
Hello everyone, today I am sharing with you another look I wore this past Fashion Week. It was moderately cold this day so I was wearing a double layer of tights and my silver metallic moon boots from Charles and Keith. The coat I have had for years and it is from Mango, It is more of a spring or fall coat but I was able to get away with wearing it though I was a bit cold at times.
Where is Ashley of BestDressed?
The Kardashians a modern day phenomenon in which “every day” people share their lives with the world (and get a lot o hate for it) were, so to speak along with all “reality” TV stars, a precursor to today’s influencers who also share their lives online. And for any influencer that gets big enough they too are going to have to deal with the haters.