I’m munching on the best cupcake as I write this post, lol. So, please bear with me! But, I digress.
Let’s get into today’s feature – Kiitan A. of Kittana!
I discovered Kiitan after a stint of blog binging. I tend to find myself skipping from site to site – just searching for the next feature. So, when I found this gem, I knew she was Bomb Blogger material.
Kiitan’s style is elegant/chic yet a little sexy. She isn’t afraid to show hints of skin nor does she shy away from bold hues. This fashionista definitely loves her punchy prints, flowy accentuations and versatile textures.
Slay on, hun!
Want to know more about today’s Kiitan? Well, head on over to her blog here or follow her on the ‘Gram @kiitana.
With their own apps, massive social media followings and careers, Kendall and Kylie Jenner still find the time to team together on fashion projects. Their latest is a holiday-inspired continuation of their ongoing line for Topshop which debuts online and in select Nordstrom locations, tomorrow November 20th.
For this range, the partying aspect of the holidays was definitely first and foremost. A little black dress here, a metallic skirt there,a few faux furs if you please; what’s not to love. Of course the kicker is that it all seems like it’d easily transition for year round wear.
Standouts from the range definitely include a faux fur jacket, all black jumpsuit and a cream ground grazing skirt. As they cited their own personal style as a reference you’ll also find cool pieces like an oversized varsity jacket.
So far the only prices we can find are in British pounds but at current exchange rates the mongolian fur coat represents the most expensive piece of the line-up and hits at $215. This lines up with the first collection where nothing was priced over $250.
It’s still unseasonably warm in NYC and we’re one week away from Thanksgiving: I need a break and some turkey!
Celebs took to red carpets this week, as well as doing some shopping, and posing at stylish events.
Let’s see what they wore!
Patina Miller went glam at The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 Los Angeles Premiere in a Thai Nguyen Atelier gown. Hot!
While indulging in some retail therapy at Papyrus in Sherman Oaks, Nicole Richie kept it cute and casual in an oversized black and white stripe sweater and high-top kicks.
Rachel Roy was pretty in pastels at the Museum of Modern Art’s 8th Annual Film Benefit in a blush floral print blazer, white tie-neck blouse, and lavender pencil skirt. One of her best looks of the year for sure!
A wispy short-sleeve, button-front crop top and high-waist Chanel skirt were Diane Kruger’s choices for the evening. She never disappoints.
American Horror Story actress Sarah Paulson was also at the event, stunning in a pink lace Yanina Couture confection. Gorgeous no?
Jane Fonda was ethereal at the Youth Premiere in a showstopping Valentino design. I loved this!
Ladies of London star Juliet Angus was spotted at the Shop Wear Care Event in a fringe leather jacket, textured top, and those coveted Laurence Dacade studded boots. Definitely on the list of most stylish Bravo housewives.
Gigi Hadid was clad in a lace-up sweater, high-waist jeans, and over-the-knee boots in LA. Her off-duty style is impeccable!
A long-sleeve printed dress and Valentino Rockstud pumps were on the menu for Sunny Hostin at CNN Heroes 2015.
Songstress Andra Day was also at the event, sporting her signature printed head wrap, statement-making gold jewelry, and a classic LBD.
Solange Knowles was the lady in red at the Louis XIII Celebration of “100 Years” The Movie You Will Never See in a Milly Spring 2016 Off The Shoulder Ruffle Dress:
Solange matched her lips and nails with the fiery-hued number.
Hot! As always. And Serena Williams was also there slaying in all-black!
Her velvet gown features a round neck, sleeveless silhouette, curve-hugging fit, floral embroidery with neon detailing, and a sheer chiffon overlay. Check out the green and gray iteration below.
Another great look from the Tony Award-winning actress!
Get the green and gray colorway of Patina’s gown here.
