Swagger New York was in Soho again this weekend when they caught fashionista Angeliqua McNair:
The stylist splits her time between taking classes at Berkeley and pulling clothes for several magazines.
I’m sure Swagger stopped her thanks to her Jeffrey Campbell clog boots, red wayfarers, and vintage bag.
What do you think?
Learn more about Angeliqua at www.angeliquamcnair.com and www.lookbook.nu and read about her encounter at Swagger New York.
Oroma Elewa of Pop’ Africana is featured in Vogue’s March 2011 ‘Index’ section:
She discusses her proclivity for mixing prints, and says, “I wrap myself in African fabrics, which remind me of my childhood. Turbans are very regal, they also help any bad hair day.”
If you haven’t checked out Pop’ Africana, do so now!! With gorgeous photography and an avant garde sensibility, the magazine is helping to redefine perceptions of African fashion. Click on www.popafricana.com to see a snippet of Elewa’s work.
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Melodie Monrose by Terry Tsiolis for Pony Step. Pony Step is a publication created to pay tribute to Gareth Pugh’s creations with studio portraits by Terry Tsiolis and stylist Simon Robins. See the rest of the shoot at Fashion Gone Rogue.
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Nichelle spied Eva Marcille out and about and needed deets on her outfit!
She said, “Eva wore a pair of these leggings out for an event.”
“… Is it possible that you can find these leggings?”
Yep! Eva rocked out in a pair of $200 Black Angular Patchwork Sliver Glitter leggings by Fashion Bomb fave Brian Lichtenberg for an R&B Live event in Hollywood:
The geometric, holographic leggings are one size fits all.
She completed the look with an off shoulder black leotard and $990 Gucci “Kills” Peep Toe Platform Booties:
What do you think of Eva’s look?
Get her leggings here.
Beauty brand African Pride has launched a contest called My Pride. My Way. where facebook fans can upload pictures of their hairstyles over the years for a chance to win a yearlong supply of African Pride’s Olive Miracle collection, an intimate dinner with a surprise celebrity, and a makeover by African Pride’s Glam Squad:
African Pride’s “My Pride. My Way.” celebrity glam squad includes: photographer Reggie Anderson, stylist Tameka Raymond, makeup artist Christian Balenciaga, and hair stylist, Gail Hudson.
“My Pride. My Way.” was developed to truly engage women in a positive dialogue surrounding diversity and hair in the African American community. Relaxed, natural, textured, or colored, hair can be beautiful in many ways.
If you’re intrigued, read more and submit your photos at African Pride’s facebook page, www.facebook.com/MyAfricanPride. Good luck!
Faithful reader Gemini tipped us off to Chrisette Michele’s new curly hairstyle:
The songbird debuted the fabulous mane at Corynne Corbett’s birthday party at Butter on Friday.
Weeeeel, I’m not sure about the hair, but I do know I love that lip, those pumps, that bracelet…. and I might do a drive by on her Chanel 2.55 bag.
Great overall look!
At any rate, what do you think of Michele’s spring ready hair?
Thx Gemini!
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Magdalena wrote in saying, “I’m sure you will be receiving many many inquiries on the outfit Keyshia Cole was seen wearing at her concert recently..”
“… A nude playsuit with Giuseppe Zanotti boots. Can you please tell me where it can be purchased?? “
Madame Magdalena actually solved her own Mail Bomb and found that Keyshia was wearing this $465 Playsuit by brand Haute Hippie:
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…Accessorized with this belt by Azzedine Alaia:
And Giuseppe Zanotti boots:
Get her outfit and her belt in black below:
Get her shoes at www.giuseppezanottidesign.com.
What do you think of Ms. Cole’s look?
Celebrity stylist Ty Hunter and Fashion Bomb fave Solange Knowles rock t-shirts designed by Solange’s son Julez to benefit those devastated by the tsunami and earthquake in Japan:
Solange told Wenn, “My son and I, we are on the West Coast still…we woke up on the morning of the earthquake and tsunami, at around six o’ clock that morning, and were watching it on television. He was very affected by it and asked a lot of questions. We decided we wanted to do something together to help.” Thus the t-shirts were born.
The shirts are now available at www.julezforjapan.bigcartel.com. Proceeds will go towards Peace Winds, an organization dedicated to the support of people in distress.
Let’s all say it together, “Awwww.”
Visit www.julezforjapan.bigcartel.com for price and buying details.
See how other fashion insiders and celebrities are banding together to help the cause in Japan in this article on AOL’s Stylelist.
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