Amber Rose was spied out and about recently wearing a pair of Christian Louboutin heels and an off shoulder pink bodysuit:
As much as we hoped the no pants trend would end in 2010, Amber’s keeping the look strong, even accessorizing her outfit with a matching patent leather belt.
We can say this: Amber has the body to pull it off.
But does she pull it off? Or does she make you go hmmm…?
See the Rose in motion here:
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So it seems most of y’all were more interested in Teairra Mari’s skirt than in Eva’s shoulder jewels!
A quick search found that the crooner is wearing this super affordable Strappy Bodycon Skirt from Topshop:
Get her whole look for a steal here:
Hey Guys!
So like it or not, clogs are a certified trend for Spring/Summer 2010. At first glance clogs may seem pretty ghastly… but if worn with the right outfit, they can look super cute and chic! In case you were wondering how to rock ‘em to maximum effect, we at the Fashion Bomb came up with affordable outfits that will make this trend shine. Our thoughts:
For me, the most attractive element of a clog is its height, so it’s best to wear ‘em with a skirt, shorts, or thigh skimming dress to give off the allusion of sculpted, svelte legs. Of course you can get away with a clog with a cuffed jean, but the emphasis will be on the shoe-not you. And who wants that? Flaunt your gams with these options:
Any other trends got you stumped? Leave a comment and we’ll offer our wardrobe expertise!
Smootches!
Greetings, Fashion Bombshells! Danielle here.
A nude lip color is the perfect companion for heavy eye makeup or just a simple all-around “I’m naturally this good looking” understated look. But “nude” is totally dependent on an individual’s skin tone and not everyone can wear a light creme beige as their nude. I’ve put together a quick guide to help you find your nude. Check it out.
Nude lip color tips:
1. Be sure your lips are properly exfoliated (rub a wet toothbrush over your lips) and moisturized (Chapstick will do, but for super-dry lips try Clinique All About Lips or Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Skin Protectant).
2. Add color somewhere on your face to avoid looking washed out. A natural makeup look with tones that mirror your skin tone is pretty, but add a bright blush or eye color to liven things up.
Bobbi Brown (abbreviated below as BB) is a great line to start with when looking for your perfect nude. Many of Bobbi’s looks are based on “natural” pretty makeup so many nudes across the color spectrum are included in the line.
Fair Skin: (think Nicole Kidman) BB Beige, MAC Lipstick in Creme D’ Nude
Medium Skin: (think Sarah Jessica Parker) BB Blush or Uber Beige, MAC Lipstick in Creme D’ Nude
Light Olive Skin: (think Kim Kardashian) BB Uber Beige, MAC Lipstick in Freckletone
Olive Skin: (think Padma Lakshmi) BB Brownie Pink or Brown, MAC Lipstick in Cherish, MAC Lipstick in Taupe
Tan/Golden Skin: (think Jennifer Lopez to Beyonce) BB Brownie or Beige, MAC Lipstick in Freckletone, MAC Lipstick in Fresh Brew, MAC Lisptick in Velvet Teddy, MAC Lipstick in Half N’ Half
Caramel Skin: (think Halle Berry to Queen Latifah) BB Golden Brown or Heather Mauve, MAC Lipstick in Fresh Brew, MAC Lipstick in Siss, MAC Lipstick in Stay in Touch, MAC Lipstick in Touch
Dark Skin: (think Nia Long to Gabrielle Union) BB Cocoa, MAC Lustreglass in Trance Plant, MAC Lipstick in Icon, MAC Lipstick in Shitaki, NARS Lipgloss in Hustler, MAC Lipstick in Coconutty
Deep Skin: (think Kelly Rowland to Alek Wek) BB Hot Cocoa or Chocolate, MAC Lipstick in Coconutty, MAC Lustreglass in Trance Plant
Don’t get caught up in the racial background or ethnicity of the celebs mentioned above. Use their skin tone as a guide. You could be Asian and still look great in the shade for Kim Kardashian or you could be East Indian and work the shade for Kelly Rowland)
So there you have it. If you have questions or would like more personalized suggestions, contact me.
Will you be rocking a nude lip?
~Danielle
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Hey Guys!
So as a Parisian transplant, I make it a point to frequently visit the Eshop for bastion of French fashion Colette. In addition to carrying all the hot brands we know and love like Balmain, Proenza Schouler, and Versace, they also carry under the radar but dope brands like Betony Vernon:
Apparently Betony worked for Missoni and Gianfranco Ferré before launching her eponymous brand of sensual jewels. This ring is ridiculously expensive at $1,130, but it’s so cool! Sigh.
If you’ve got it, get it at Colette here.
Eva Marcille was kicking it with up and coming style star Teairra Marie at a club this weekend, rocking what looks like some hot shoulder jewelry with a striped form fitting dress:
We did a post about shoulder jewelry designer Babette Epaulette not too long ago, and now it seems tons of celebrities are hopping onto the trend. A shoulder piece from Babette will run you $150, but does its cool factor make it worth the splurge?
View more from Babette here.
*black diamond rings
Hey Guys!
We’re bringing you a bit of Bombshell goodness this Monday morning care of Kameron from Riverside, California:
She says, “ I’m a 21 year old student/fashion designer/blogger/wardrobe stylist/Joan of all trades and I currently live in Riverside, CA.”
“Hope you like my style!”
Hey, anyone courageous enough to shave, dye, and rock a short hairstyle in their own way is definitely Bombshell material. Love!
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