Age doesn't matter.
In an effort to encourage you to make the best of what you have (age doesn’t matter), I am sharing a short series of articles that are inspiring. 🙂
The November issue of InStyle magazine contains an interview with Drew Barrymore, “The 5 Beauty Products Drew Barrymore Swears By.” But what’s really important about that interview, and what drew me to read it, is the highlighted quote where she said:
A kimono makes a simple dress or jeans and a tee into something special, just like a blazer or jacket. You can cover a body-conscious dress with a flowing kimono. On the other hand, a black lacy tank or any sexy camisole makes a kimono date night ready. Throw a kimono over a hoodie and jeans outfit. Use a kimono as a robe around the house. Or try a kimono as a bathing suit cover-up! There are so many ways to wear a kimono that age doesn’t matter. In this post, I have come up with over 45 sure-fire ways to rock a kimono. Take this list, look in your closet, and create some new outfits for yourself!
Checklists and Guides, Evening, Inspiration, Outfit Combinations, Style Inspiration, Tips and Tricks, Where to Find It
Neutral and monochrome colors give a casual outfit instant class. They are trending now because they make lounging clothes look special. This post has tips that will help you to have fun with neutral tones as you make your own classy, sexy and creative looks. Age doesn’t matter.
The Fashion Massacre is a an annual fashion presentation based on the idea of having Fashion Week in Detroit. Age doesn’t matter because the presentation is built upon self-expression and individuality. The fashion shows focus on emerging designers in the Metro Detroit area. The purpose is to fuse together a unique showcase of underground fashion and art that will contribute to Detroit’s driving force in the fashion industry.
Since the 1st Fashion Massacre in 2009, Founder Tyna “FANCE” Logan has been offering an atmosphere devoted to creative expression. By merging the elements of Fashion and Art, she creates a unique experience each time. Continue Reading
