Hilary Duff was smoking hot as she arrived at the AOL Buildling to discuss Season 2 of Younger in a $720 Alexander Wang Zip Detail Dress and Brian Atwood Tamara Sandals:
She threw a Michael Kors trench over her shoulder.
Her dress has zip details on the front and at the slit.
Her sandals are fashioned out of patent leather.
She looks fantastic. Work it, Hilary!
What do you think?
Mariah Carey shopped it up in Beverly Hills in jeans, black lace up booties, and $4,221 Balmain Red Leather Jacket:
Werq, Mimi!
The faux double-breasted silhouette is shown in vibrant red leather with a grainy texture. Gold-tone hardware stands out and finishes the piece on a supremely glamorous note.
Amberley wrote, “Hey FBD! I don’t know if you’ve seen the black-owned restaurant posts from I Don’t Do Clubs, but it’s pretty awesome & it’s garnering up great business for these restaurants!
I think it would be great if Fashion Bomb Daily did something similar with black-owned boutiques! I know you highlight a lot of designers of color (which is great), but I would love to see some stores too. After seeing that Valentino post on your site, I’m pretty much at my wit’s end with the fashion industry. I’m ready to support my own. Just a suggestion! Keep up the great work!”
That’s a great idea! Back in the beginning days of the site, I used to do tons of Boutique Spotlights, particularly in New York. Stores have come and gone in the past 10 years, and we’re past due for a refresher.
While I know of several, including New Orleans’s own Exodus Goods (518 Conti St, New Orleans, LA 70130; (504) 309-2995):
And Garb, which is also in LA (2108 Magazine St, New Orleans, LA 70130; (504) 301-9174):
Jasksonville, Florida’s Meow and Barks Boutique (1537 San Marco Blvd, Jacksonville, FL 32207; (904) 704-8222):
Nashville, Tennessee’s Violet Flower Boutique (500 Madison St #105, Nashville, TN 37208; (615) 457-1432):
Tags in Atlanta (225, 2140 Peachtree St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309; (404) 883-3836):
Michelle New York (376 Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11217; (718) 643-1680):
And Harlem Haberdasherry (245 Malcolm X Blvd, New York, NY 10027; (646) 707-0070):
I know there are WAY more that deserve a spotlight.
Let me know of your favorite local black owned brick and mortar clothing boutiques (brick and mortar means they are an actual physical store; it’s ok if they have a website as well) by leaving a comment below. Please include whether they carry luxury goods or are mass market. I’ll compile the list for the ultimate guide for black owned clothing boutiques around the country.
Thanks for the suggestion, Amberley!
It’s so cold here in D.C., *sigh* so let’s go somewhere a little warmer! Let’s check out Camille from Atlanta:
“I’m a fashion and conscious blogger at Muse is a Verb.” “I’d describe my style as versatile, ranging anywhere from boho to classic, somewhere between tomboy and girly girl.” “A naturally laid back chick, I’m most comfortable in a pair of jeans though. “ “Regardless of what I wear, I tend to keep it simple, with an emphasis on quality, yet affordable pieces, and will be launching an online boutique this Spring with that in mind.” “Thanks so much for the opportunity to be featured.”
Check out some more photos below:
You can check out the blog MuseIsAVerb or follow her on Instagram @museisaverb. Hot! There’s definitely an effortless chic factor here, along with that feather skirt that I need immediately. What do you guys think of Camille from ATL?
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One thing we can not deny is that Marjorie Harvey serves looks time after time.
Not only is she a philanthropist and part of the dynamic duo behind her and husband Steve Harvey‘s Foundation, but Mrs. Harvey knows a thing or two about fashion and designers; just take a look at any Fashion Week, and she’s bound to be sitting front and center, laced and dipped in head-to-toe Lanvin, Chanel, Elie Saab, or Dior.
To say she is only Steve Harvey’s first lady would be an understatement; she also serves the role of mother (with seven children!) and community activist as well.
Marjorie’s style has evolved significantly over the years, from simple cocktail dresses and heels to decadent furs, ball gowns, and straight-from-the runway ‘fits.
Even though she loves playing dress up, she dedicates much of her time to supporting the charitable initiatives of her husband Steve Harvey and the Steve Harvey Foundation, which include the annual Steve Harvey Mentoring Weekend for Young Men, Disney’s Dreamers Academy and the Ford Hoodie Awards.
This woman is truly someone who inspires the next generation to be fabulous, fierce, and have a passion for fashion! As her charities have continued to grow, so has her style, as it has evolved over the years. Click the above gallery, and let’s take a look back over the years and check out Marjorie Harvey’s style evolution!
Her black wool jumpsuit features a thin notch lapel with a satin collar, a single welt pocket at the front, sheer lace panels at the sleeve and bodice, tapered legs with creases at the front, and a concealed zip placket.