Today’s Bombshell is Raishawn, a Virginia girl who currently lives in DC:

She says, “I am a fashion stylist.”


“…  My style is a unique blend of edgy and vintage.”

“…I stay true to what I like and don’t follow fads or trends.”

Loving your vintage Gucci in the first pic! Very cute.

What do you guys think?

Update: Raishawn read what you guys think and sent in the following additional pictures saying, “I am someone who is a fan of fashion and I know I have style…”

Comments and *constructive* criticism are welcome…

Fashion Bombshell of the Day is a feature that showcases the singular style and flair of Fashion Bomb Readers. Send your name, location, a description of your style, and your Fashion Bombshell of the Day Picture(s) to th************@gm***.com.

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108 thoughts on “Fashion Bombshell of the Day : Raishawn from DC”

  1. Yall buggin!!..she is DOPE..love that Gucci and love her style. She need to style for me one day!

  2. Is she serious?..I don’t believe her, is she a stylist for the kids department store? Claire Im disapointed you posted this…The spandex does not flatter her at all. Maybe she needs to start following trends to get somewhere and stop trying to make herself look better than a twelve year old!..Sorry but Im only being brutally honest!

  3. For some odd reason when i saw the first pic on the home page i knewww i was going to be reading some interesting responses to todays fashion bombshell .. lol .. girl you have good eyes for accessories…and its your style not anyone else so do your thing.

  4. While her look is interesting, I’m not sure I would pay to have her style me based on what is shown here. Please remember that most stylists look a mess, but their end products are fab!

  5. She gets an E for effort! I wasn’t feeling any of the looks, but I did like the pink top near the bottom. Her clothes looked like them came from Rainbow.

  6. Quite honestly, shes too fat to be dressing in leggings and short shorts. her legs insult me.

    also, she looks like she shops at Rainbow (or any other $5 store) and throws it together.

    and i doubt shes anybodies stylist.

    mirror check!

  7. This really has to stop, bites nails…. I love your blog aside from the daily post of Rhianna contrived style, which I find boring. Your choices in fashion bombs are nothing but wannabes with expensive bags or shoes…who wear too too tight clothing. Not to make an example out of this poor sista from D.C but I do not comprehend what makes this fashionable. The few post on men were way better. Mall shopping do not equal fashion…buying a cute poorly made outfit from F21 or H&M does not qualify as fashion sense. Rule #1 for me is to dress for your body in spite of trends.

  8. Hey guys,
    I do not, do not want to remove comments from these posts, so please try to be as respectful as possible when offering your constructive criticism. Despite popular belief, the point of this feature is not to showcase the hottest fashion plates in every city. As we say at the end of each post, “Fashion Bombshell of the Day is a feature that showcases the singular style and flair of Fashion Bomb Readers. ” So if you’re a reader, and you think you’ve got it going on, send your pictures on in. Barring inappropriate content, I’ll post them, and I guess whoever sends them in has to deal with the repercussions, good or bad. I appreciate the dialogue, but would encourage you guys to put yourself in someone else’s place, and be as positive as you can…
    Thanks!

  9. I just can’t…wouldn’t know where to begin..I’m getting punked, I’m I getting punked? Heehehehe

  10. I’m all for readers with enough gusto to call themselves fashionable and send in pics for critique but this is…an EPIC FAIL.

  11. Claire, I really think you should review some of these comments before allowing them to post. I totally understand constructive criticism, but some comments are just outright mean. I mean, damn what happened to if you don’t have nothing nice to say, don’t say anything? I really love this blog and in particular this section, but it’s disheartening to read some of these particularly heartless comments. I’ll admit, this bombshell’s fashion does nothing for me, but I think her spirit more than makes up for that. To be able to submit your picture and brave the harsh criticism takes guts, so kudos to you for being comfortable in your own skin. And whether the clothes come from Rainbow or Neiman Marcus really has nothing to do with someone’s OWN personal sense of style.

  12. Great response Claire. There is a way to give your opinion and not be downright nasty..geesh people

    as for her looks…not one of my fave fb’s. i like the pink top, gucci bag and her accessories. imo her clothes fit improperly even when wearing items that are supposed to be “fitted” they shouldn’t be too tight

  13. Sorry Claire, I go with the majority on this one, some of your choices for bombshell have been very questionable and this is def one! The pieces are too small and not flattering to her figure. But I like the bright colors in some of the looks….that being said…next!

  14. BTW posters I love Rainbow! Nothing wrong with shopping there, a true fashionista can find style almost anywhere including rainbow, shoot I can show you some Rainbow outfits that would blow your mind, but then again I keep in mind my size and body type/shape too…

  15. I agree and disagree with couple of the comments but i won’t get into that. I like the first picture, she’s okay but alot of the outfits don’t have proportion or a great fit. I agree with themisses not one of my fav. fashion bombshells but this was a good effort. :)

  16. I was just about to say what Claire said! The comment section is about to be cut OFF because of all these negative comments, geesh laweese! I guess whoever submits their pictures are purposely putting themselves out there, and because of that people wil have their opinions, good or bad, so that is to be expected. But not disrespectful. I do not see anything constructive, you know, helpful in some of these comments.
    I’d like to see some on your pictures! If you don’t like, dont comment. :)
    My 2 cents!

  17. I understand there should be some niceties when commenting on the fashion bombs of the day, but these women are just expressing their disdain for the style highlighted. Just as you do in the “Hot or Hmmm” section.

    Claire, you’ve had this concern before and turned off the comment section; why did you turn it back on knowing this would occur?

    Even on twitter, you’ve gone off on a woman who sent you not-so-tasteful pics (even blasting her by sharing her pics to twitverse) and have also shared not so constructive comments on twitter as well regarding someone’s style.

    What’s so different with what’s going on here?

  18. I have to agree with Claire and AG. Constructive criticism would be to say, “I love that you are wearing lots of color, but be careful of it. The best shapes may be things that float away from the waistline, such as the top in the last picture. Also, make sure to look at anything that may pull a little. If you can see where it’s pulling, then you should get the next size up.” See, that’s constructive, telling someone how to improve what they have on, not bashing them. If you outright hate it, then why are you even commenting? Leaving rude comments just makes you an internet bully, and it’s not cute or ladylike at all. If her style is so “horrendous” to you all, then why don’t you post pictures of what you wear and let us critique you. I emailed my pictures and got featured, and i respect the constructive criticism, but the rude comments, I just brush off because I was brave and confident enough to send my photos in. Are you (those who are leaving disrespectful comments) brave enough to email your photos in? Let’s see what you have.

  19. I think there’s a difference between critiquing a celebrity and critiquing a non celebrity.
    That said, even with the Hot or Hmm, we never go ‘hard’ on anyone, really. Instead of ‘this sucks’, we say, ‘hmmm…it would have been better if she had gone with a different belt’ for example. I call this constructive criticism.
    Twitter, I believe is different from my blog, in that it’s more personal. And I don’t believe I said anything overly critical of the girl in question, just that I was offended she sent me a picture with her breasts exposed. I was put off by the picture early in the morning and posted it…but realized right after I did that on Twitter that I made a mistake. I am human, I never professed to be perfect.
    I opened comments back on the blog because you guys voted unanimously to have them back. But if things get out of hand, I will step in, politely, and remind you guys to please…be nice.

  20. In my opinion I think the comments for section should be disabled for Bombshell of the Day. Not just because of the negative comments some posts garish, but because I don’t see them as necessary. 15 comments saying ‘cute top’ are as unnecessary as ‘that’s ugly. I think Bombshell of the Day should be simply a showcase of one’s style, sans what others have to say.

  21. Ya’ll need to be alot nicer…I mean really…you know when it comes to fashion, food, and make up you are supposed to be fearless…At least she sent in more then one pix…Thanks Claire for maintain such a wonderful site. I’m from the MD DC area…maybe I’ll submitt some stuff soon. Oh and dare I say…I’ve been known to mix it up with some Rainbow basics. Don’t sleep on Rainbow.

  22. This is Raishawn, the girl who you all are bashing. WOW! this is a big shock to wake up too. I never thought i would read such hurtful comments from the people who are being very negative. I stand behind my style 200 percent. I sent in way more pics and just so happen they put the pics from 2008. I sent an array pic to show my versatility and my love for accessories and style. For those who said i look cheap, thats cool. I have been laid off for a while but I still find creative ways to still express myself. I made a dress from that blue shirt and some stocking (not tights or spandex, get it straight) and added a feather in my hair for flare back in 2008 before people were even rocking feather. The yellow dress was a dress I bought from Up Against the Wall and added the lace shorts because I did not want my ass out. I am not afraid to take risk and yes sometime I look back and think what was I thinking but I think that want make you grow. I am not afraid to put myself out there. And today reading these comments shows me that people are quick to judge. As for those who dont think much about my styling expertise. Yall just added more fuel to my fire and motivation. I have worked with many designers and models in the industry and I take my craft very seriously. At first I was so hurt but now, its cool. Say what U like. I have grown so much today and I appreciate you all for helping me. Keep talking!

    Much Love

  23. Claire, sometimes it seems as if you choose these people so they will be laugh at and run up hits for the site due to comments. No way you looked at this woman (and many others) and thought “wow, she has great style”. You KNOW she looks unflattering and messy. Anyone with eyes can see that. I enjoy this site, mainly b/c it is a black run fashion site and I love a lot of your contributors. But you do make some more than questionable choices in this section. Most of these women lack style or taste IMO.

  24. Raishawn,

    Don’t explain yourself to anyone. Although your style differs from mine, I think you carry yourself well. Maturity doesn’t just come with age, and it is clear from some of these comments. I come here to look at fahsions and see how others express themselves, not secretly hide behind my key board and bash others. Do your thing girl, be like a duck and let it roll off your back.

    Claire,
    This is your blog and I find it quite rude that some of your readers have the gall to tell you how to run it. Love this blog and if others don’t know how to act like adults and offer appropriate opinions, then block the comments:-)

  25. I think these comments are disparaging to say the least. i think shes a beautiful young lady. Im loving the first look and the bag is hawt!

  26. You people are crazy! This is fashion! Whether you like it or not it is still Fashion! Even if she wore sweats and a tee its all Fashion! I think she dresses appropriately for her size. The only pic i didnt like was the second in the yellow shirt…because it didn’t fit right. Everything else was cute and that is her STYLE! If your looking for some vogue model ish then mabe you need to be on a couture site. Most of these people are regular folks and we need to keep that in consideration. Everything people wear is their own and no two people are going to wear the same outfit so stop saying “oh nothing special” because everybody is different and because of that we make the clothes our own. Stop with the hating! You don’t have to dress outrageously to be a stylist. She may like the simple kind of outfits that fit her but can style other people creatively. Just stopppppppp it!

  27. Hello everyone-
    Being a stylist is hard , because it is based on total opinion. However,
    I do believe that ppl need to start ddressing to meet there body type. some of these pics were ok, but if you put maybe some distress jeans on with the tops it would look alot better – everybody aint built for spandex!!! Especially when you are top heavy… but dont give up and keep trying u will eventually get it right and we all make fashion mistakes …and as far a rainbow is concerned a true STYLIST can shop anywhere

  28. There are positive, negative, and ugly comments in all aspects of fashion it’s part of the business; however for this blog I think if you have a (not-so-positive) comment you should follow up with a positive suggestion :)
    Cute accessories but you should be more aware of your body type when choosing clothing.
    Suggestion: don’t wear tight on tight… tight up top=loose on bottom: loose on bottom=tight up top. This applies to revealing clothing as well :)

  29. One last thing. Here’s the thought process behind the section:
    If someone thinks they have great style. And if that same person is brave enough to send in pictures. And this person (I assume) is familiar with the history of the section, and our issues with comments in the past. Then I will publish them. And mind you, I publish what I think are the best pictures out of all the pictures they send.
    I don’t do it so that they will get bashed; to drive up hits; to make anyone feel bad. Honestly, I post them to showcase the style of Fashion Bomb Readers. Reference this post for more:

    http://fashionbombdaily.com/2009/08/17/real-talk-a-note-about-comments/

    I’m not a mean or negative person, and I hope that over the course of the four (almost five) years I’ve been writing this, you guys understand where I’m coming from..that this blog is moreso about uplifting than tearing anyone down. That’s it.

  30. I love love love the top in the last pic and that blue dress/top is fye! Not so fashionable but she’s doing her and I can’t ask for more. To this FB and all those after her I applaud you for submitting. :).
    Why close the comment section? Its great. Its Claire’s blog. Let’s act like it is.

  31. @LeslC – seen that on twitter 2. Claire does have the right to be personal on it tho…but that makes me agree with…

    …@Tia Bia – ur right! she’s able to distinguish what’s stylish or not, it does seem like a way to drive up viewership. Whatever works tho.

    @Raishawn – style/beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Don’t worry about the negative comments – not every1’s choice, but not many can match ur confidence

  32. Ok, I was going to refrain from commenting since others have already expressed parts of my opinion, but here’s my two cents anyway. As a previous Fashion Bombshell of the Day, the women who are commenting should bear in mind that it takes COURAGE to put your style on display for others to judge. Everyday we each get dressed,walk out our homes and may receive compliments, but no one receives criticism. Sending your pictures to Claire for most people is only for fun, although you know in the back of your head that some people may not agree with your definition of style.

    With that said I think as long as commenters keep their comments CONSTRUCTIVE and potential bombshells are realistic about their expectations for posting on a fashion blog, then we should all be able to have mature discussions and dialogue about what fashion is to us.

  33. Raishawn, I commend you for your courage! It takes alot to post pictures of yourself to be judged by the fashion world. Being a size 13 trying to lose my post baby weight I want to spice it up and wear sexy clothes and feel very comfortable in my skin so you are a inspiration. But I do feel as though in these outfits that were posted you could find options that enhance your figure. I struggle with this as well but I need to work on finding some styles that show my slim waist and not the size of my bust. Esp in the last photo I feel as though your chest and your wasit blend into one making you appear larger than you may be.
    Claire, how about that for a future post (summer colors and tops for every type or the top heavy)??

  34. @ birdie,

    I respectfully have to disagree with you on disabling the comments. Granted, a lot of people share the same opinion (nice top, love the shoes, fresh bag, etc.), but they all come from different people. People of different ages, backgrounds, styles, and places in the world. So I would assume it feels good to a fashion bomb who submitted her pics to see different people of different taste is feeling their style.

    I am looking to send my pictures in by summers end, and I am super excited! And when I do, I look forward to reading the comments, even if they are redundant. And I will even accept the constructive ones, and the ones that are negative, brush them off, because people who “e-thug” and “gangsta cyber”, talking about me disrespectfully says more about them than me.

  35. Wow! SOO many comments!

    Ok, so I get it. These are just readers who are brave enough to send in photos. Maybe the title should be changed then to like “fashion bomb reader of the day.”

    We all come here to get our fashion fix. I, for one, am more interested in seeing fashionable people highlighted. I’d much rather see “street style of the day” than “fashion bomb reader of the day.”

    I also wonder, what is “fashion” / “fashionable”? If I put on a white hanes tee and jean shorts, does that make it fashion?

    To those who say write constructive criticism – clearly some people tried, but not everyone knows what “constructive” is; and some people just prefer to be more blunt. There is nothing wrong with calling out what we find wrong with an outfit (and adding what could help makes it more constructive).

    For instance, many of these photos feature tops and tights/hosiery. I love the look of patterned tights; however, they should not be used in replacement of bottoms/pants. Many of the bombshell’s “dresses” are too short to just go with hosiery underneath IMO. I love the blue vintage top – but it doesn’t seem long enough to be a dress. I personally feel the same way about leggings – the tush should be covered – but nowadays leggings are so pervasive it seems that leggings as a bottom is a “fashion do.”

    and lastly, who cares that you wore feathers before it was the “in” thing to do. good for you.

  36. Why should people recognize the “courage” it takes to sens your picture? You chose to have yourself put on blast. You cannot put yourself on the block then get angry at the outcome. if your skin is that thin perhaps you shouldn’t submit your pictures. The only people who I feel for are those who are unknowingly submitted by others.

    Most of the problem that I see here is people do not dress for their body type. Too many women wear cheap trendy pieces. Honesly, when you are bigger construction and structure are most important. Why post pictures of a big girl in ill-fitting garments and spandex? It doesn’t look good. Why not send her an e-mail letting her suggesting better options? IMO it just seems mean and intentional.

  37. Wow! when u have an open floor people are going to voice their opinions and when it comes to fashion we all know folk are not always going to be nice. I wasnt feeling the first look(vintage gucci or not) because i see this look everday walking down the streets of Atlanta. I personally liked the yellow outfit,minus the tiger on the shirt, but it all kind of worked for her. The pink outfit was cute/ the blue..not so much, but i see where it was trying to go. Too add , nothing wrong with F21. I have found some pretty fashionable and unique tops/dresses . Its all about the eye!

  38. There is nothing wrong with saying, “I don’t like her style of clothing”. Calling out other parts like appearance is out of line and people should be ashamed of themselves. We all have body issues, so why beat down the next person who stands proud. Everyday we (esp black women) are bombarded my messages by the media and our fav rappers that we’re too ugly, too fat, our hair is too short, and we’ll never have man let alone get married. Why are exacerbating the already overwhelming presence of negativity?

  39. lmao i love reading people’s responses!! but i hope she style others better than she style herself. she needs a better bra and to dress for a body type… those tight clothes are not working out especially that vest =(

  40. Oh so now you expect us to believe that you “invented” wearing a feather in your hair?!?! Girl Stop!!!!

    Obviously people were wearing them waaaayyyyy back in 2008 (where it “originated”) or they would not have been massed produced.

    & that blue “dress” clearly looks like a cheap shirt with stockings (which are eerily similar to spandex and tights), no innovative styling there. Back to the drawing board you go.

    & a quick tip, don’t send in pics that you don’t really like only to complain when they’re posted. YOU sent the pics in. You should’ve only sent the ones you were happy with in.

  41. Let me start by saying her Gucci Bag is FAKE!!!! That is the first NO I am from D.C. I have about 3 Gucci Bags and shoes to match.. So I knw my sh*t. Second the spandex leggings are not what is in.. go back TO Va and start again sorry but if u put ur self out there to be judged, then it is what it is

  42. I don’t think people were actually able to really judge her style because there were some major fit issues.

    I don’t think the comment section shold be turned off. We should be able to criticize constructively but then again, how many nasty comments were made about naomi campbell?

  43. WOW!!!! Its like Im almost lost for words… Yes, I do respect the fact that she stays true to herself, yes its her style…. BUT “Fashion Bombshell of the Day” I definatley think not… Not now, not ever…

  44. Its imperative for ANY fashionista to dress for her size/body shape. Not saying that we need to be xs to look good, but we DO need to have proper fit.

  45. Ever since the first day I read your blog, the first thing that struck me was”wow, she always finds something positive to write!” I’m a huge fan Claire!

    Is it just me or can you all tell some of these chicks really need to get laid?! Seriously! It’s true! I bet everyone who said something mean is not getting any —-! Be safe! Have a good one!

  46. Claire – your comments on twitter are often hilarious and its interesting to read tidbits of your life. They are not being scrutinized.

    However, I am following @fashionbomb, not @claire.

    With that said, my reference to the picture sent to you by a reader hoping to end up on your site (not blasted to others on twitter) was addressing a moderator of a blog. At the time it seemed mean-spirited and unnecessary. As I’m sure you find many of the above comments to be.

    Of course you’re not perfect, nor are your readers. As you were sharing your initial rant on a pic of breasts, your readers are sharing their thoughts.

    Perhaps your reference to the “Real Talk on Comments” post will help in the future. Just thought it was a kettle-meet-pot situation.

  47. Sorry but the new pictures aren’t much of an upgrade. They don’t show ‘style’ they show your ability to follow trends.

  48. She got style & at least she’s not afraid 2 show it off… so many mean comment. If she was slim ya’ll wnt b posting all dem shitty kmt…. U look Hott Mz ! I love the pic with the gray skirt , Nice pic’s & wicked style !

  49. @LesiC You’re totally right, I was totally WRONG for posting that pic to twitter. But imagine being assaulted by someone basically exposing themselves to you in your inbox at 8am. I just wasn’t ready for or happy about it, so I reacted without thinking. My bad! I realized right after I shouldn’t have done that. And I’m not knocking commenters, just asking them to be a little more considerate (as I should have been).

  50. I enjoy the dialogue, and because this is a blog some of it will be a bit (very) negative. Now I like all your outfits, Raishawn. However, I think they would look better or more appropriate on someone with a smaller frame, with the exception of the pink frilly top with the white shorts, and the black tank with the plaid skirt.

  51. Some of ya’ll went the f*ck IN on that poor girl. Smh- it is not that serious.

  52. @ Raishawn- You shloud have just sent in the new pics ma’! Lol #juuuuustsaying.

  53. First of all I just want to say Claire I love your blog and I come to view it everyday.

    I’m obsessed with fashion and I do have to admit that there are many instances where you put unique fashion up..such as a post a few weeks ago that u featured tobi from philly…that one was great! You should continue to post fashion that is unique and different such as hers…

    But as for the one today, I’m pretty sure this young woman has a style of her own, but 95 percent of these photos do no justice in my opinion. I do give kuddos to anyone who sends photos to you though!!

  54. Her style and confidence makes her look great, fashion can be showcased in all shapes and sizes

  55. I like all of her outfits except for the second one. I agree with Beee its not that serious. Regardless if she is wearing rainbow, forever 21, or whatever it is that is “cheap” she still has her own style. Who says that style equals money. and so what if she is not the average skinny girl, she still manages to have nice outfits. I am average size but I know its not right to say mean things give constructive criticism. Dont perpetuate a cycle

  56. Okay, constructive criticism:

    I have a few rules on certain items of clothing.
    I don’t wear shorts and high heels. This is a bit more flexible for jumpers/rompers. With hot pants, the look can get too sexy/trashy. A skirt is a much better option.

    I don’t wear leggings and heels, with my ankle/calve skin showing. Usually this translates into wearing leggings with boots, but on occasion I just wear socks over the leggings with booties.No pumps or heeled sandals with leggings.

    Be aware of your curves. This goes for all women: know your body.
    When we finally can fit into something, but we are really pushing the limit, it’s time to step back and really ask ourselves if this looks good on me or if it just looked good on the mannequin/model.

    My favorite outfit would be the tank top and grey skirt with the black shoes and purse. Raishawn does a great job of balancing her outfit to most enhance her body type. Many people are not aware of the proportions of their outfit and she also makes this mistake with many of her outfits, and I see this a lot with many women. I think many refer to it as an upside down triangle? When you have this body type, I’d avoid wearing a combination of tank top/tube top (anything that enhances your shoulders) with dark pants, leggings, tights, etc. It throws off the balance and instead lends a linebacker feel to your body. Not to criticize. I have a boyish body and use belts to create a more hourglass figure.

    Raishawn takes wonderful care of her hair (natural?) and I keep hoping to get mine to that length. And I love that she keeps her makeup simple and allows the accessories to really stand out.

  57. right! well people have pretty much SAID IT ALL!

    iLike her accessories and her shoes :)

  58. I don’t anyone has ever generated this much conversation, so give yourself a pat on the back, Raishawn.

  59. She looks good in the new pics. cmon yall give the girl some credit. the outfits fit her frame appropiately. u do not have to be a size 2

  60. Hi!
    I was the first to comment and after coming back and reading all the comments I wanted to apologize for my disparaging and negative remark. I realize that I misunderstood the point of fashion bombshell of the day and I thought that Claire was “choosing” or that there was some selection process in this and so I was more disagreeing with the choice. I read this blog regularly because I usually agree and am inspired by Claire’s taste in fashion and I know this is not it. So I disagreed with the post.
    But I have read the fine print now and Claire has set me straight that anybody with the “courage” to send pics will get posted.
    Either way, my comment was not constructive and I do apologize to Raishawn. For that, I agree with @SarahJane.

  61. I love her style juss because she’s from DC! DC stand up! Ayee. Oh I love her shoes..stop hating

  62. I don’t see anything wrong with the comments. Not everyone is going to like the style shown. One should be able to say that shirt is horrible without it being about constructive criticism.

  63. Mean commenters, you should be ashamed of yourselves. I have been reading The Fashion Bomb for 2 years now, and even after the last time Claire closed the comments on this feature, I hadn’t seen such negativity. Why tear someone else down just to make yourself feel better? If you don’t have something nice or constructive to say, why make a comment? What purpose does that serve? If you have such negative things to say, have you submitted your photos in to be featured on The Fashion Bomb? If not, why not? What are you waiting for?

  64. yall are so RUDE. where are your pics? i just cringe everytime I see these posts because the comments are so disgusting. i mean i guess say what you want but do yall have to be so crass?

  65. While I do prefer the 2 skirt and tank top combinations (i found them stylish..im a stylist as well…and also figure flattering)…nothing is wrong with her figure..my personal opinion in the most respectful way is I do think that the other looks are not as polished in that they seem more for a girl in her late teens early 20’s perhaps? I do love Raishawn’s confidence but I think it can be expressed a bit more mature…like the 2 looks I described..hopefully I said that with no offense attached.. : )

  66. Wow I applaud ur tenacity Raishawn. Adding some more pictures & all. Much respect. Bu girl, I gotta break it down 4 u…
    I agree w/u. Fashion is not about following trends. It’s about knowing ur body & knowing what works for you. You gotta know how to emphasize what you like the most about you. From a stylist perspective, the fit is everything. I’m sorry hunny but the spandex & the sequined shorts & the tights & the lace leggings are not flattering & they do nothing for your gorgeous, curvy figure. Furthermore, all the pieces on this outfit are all competing against each other. You should stick to just one statement piece per look. On the plus side, I’m loving the plaid skirt on you, cupcakes!! I love how you balanced a fitted tank top w/a skirt that is not too close to the body. It took my attention right to your upper body & your gorgeous shoulders!! Extra kudos for your statement necklaces. As for your last look w/the zebra top it, next time you rock it, try a pair of slouchy, boyfriend jeans or hight waisted, sailor pants!! Try to find that balance, explore & create a different silhouettes, okay?! Take care sweetie & have a fabulous, stylish life! <3

  67. Spandex, spandex everywhere. The fit on those shorts (the white ones) should NEVER fit like that. I do like your studded booties and the blue shirt but I’m seeing way to much spandex and clothes that look too small. I think if the clothes fit better they would look nicer on you, not that you don’t look nice but the fit is just off to me.

  68. Hello people, first time posting. The only thing I have to say is when you put yourself out there on a public forum, you open yourself up for criticism. You should have known that some people weren’t going to like your style. Its not hate, its just that persons taste. Like aforementioned, style is subjective. What you might see as cute, another individual might view as distasteful. I hate PC. I wish PC could be done away with. I prefer someone to be blunt. Another thing, I see nothing wrong with the comments posted. Why should I rephrase my comments just to save your feelings? If you don’t have thick skin, then I believe the field you’re going into is not the one for you. With that being said, I like your accessories, but some of your choices left much to be desired. For starters, I’m going to need you to back away from those above the see thru knee leggings. When you’re meaty(nothing wrong with that because I am of the meaty persuasion), you should stay away from those; it does nothing for you. Second, if you’re going to wear leggings, they should go down to your ankles. Shorts, not a good for you; also that checkered shirt with those shorts were not the business. The bottom of that shirt was elastic, it should have been a regular pink gingham shirt. I think your problem is more fit and knowing what’s good for your body type. Once you learn that, you’ll be aiight. Toodles

  69. From the 1st pic i was like there has to be a mistake…Fashion daily? Umm Fashion faux paus maybe…Im sorry girl, but u need to get back to the drawing board, and wear things that flatter our body. Its not about fashion, its about having style!

  70. Raishawn…girl, more power to you!

    I was considering submitting some pics, but I realize my skin is a tad too THIN! My God. I’d be crying right now! When I have nothing nice to say on these posts. I don’t post at all. I understand critique, but dang!

  71. I hate to say this, but shes way to big to be wearing what she is wearing.

    if everyone is saying shes a hot mess, its likely true.

    she needs to wear pants, not leggings.

    i’d be embarassed to be her. go to the gym.

  72. I’m sorry I wouldn’t think she is a sylists based on these looks. Thats all I’ve got to say….

  73. …..wait, are you serious? you cant be. this is a joke. we’re doing april fools in july now too?

    im not quite sure how someone can call themselves a fashion stylist and say they dont follow trends or fads when shes clearly wearing every fad/trend that a club girl does.
    lace, spandex, gingham/plaid.
    she embodies every other regular girl you see, nothing special here, and if thats the case then every chick i see on a daily basis is a fashion lover.

    i do commend her on the vintage gucci, but its a typical doctors bag/speedy style. idk, i guess this one just really didnt “wow” me.

    i think she may be a “fan” of fashion, just not a connoisseur as yet.

  74. At first I was like HELL NAW….but the updated pictures shows that she indeed has some style i actually kinda like the last 5 pics ( minus the bra showing in the blue shirt) um….so yeah its cute and its all her just no more cutting up shirts, feathers, stretchy stuff Matter of fact just dont wear none of the stuff in the previous pics again….ever : ) But i like it thumbs up

  75. the comment about ” how many months is she ” is soo lame who ever wrote please go jump out the window .. height weight skin tone non of that has anything to do with ones style … if your that brave then send your pics in and lets see whats really up .. Raishawn girl do yah thing just eat the hate.

  76. this is horrifying. sorry. i think if she wore spandex up top, as oppossed to all over, she’d look a lot better.

  77. Yo. We’re STILL on this! LMAO…So, what it do this weekend! Where the party at!

  78. My mother always told me that if I have nothing nice to say, I should say nothing at all, so I will say nothing of these negative comments. I’m just glad I would never be so rude to someone I have never met in my life.

    Raishawn, on the other hand, I am absolutely loving your updated pics. So gorgeous. You have an eye for colour, prints, textures AND accessories. I know you’ve got style, too, for sure! Also, that floaty pink top in the first bundle of pictures is gorgeous! :) Much respect to you.

  79. Wow, people are really showing their class today. Whether you like her fashion sense or not is 100% on you but can we please be respectful. Although I am not a fan of everything I do like her in the pic with the pink shirt and white shorts. Have a great holiday everyone

  80. While her style is not necessarily one I would incorporate as my own… I actually like the way she put together her outfits and she has an amazing eye for accessories!

  81. NO NO NO! she might be a fashion stylist in whatever country town she live in..but all her outfits screamed “UNDER 20 bucks from forever 21″…im not the one to hate…but i hate the clothes…who is responsible for todays bombshell?

  82. I’m going to have to say no. I’m extremely disappointed that this even made it onto the site. Are you not getting enough entries?

    None of these outfits are fashion-forward, and it doesn’t show any real fashion creativity, so this woman should never have been featured.

  83. I think some of these “bombshells” and commenters don’t understand the difference between “fashion” and “style”.

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