Cardi B geared up for her 29th birthday yesterday evening as she headed to a dinner at Giorgio Baldi in Santa Monica with husband Offset. Of course, the rapper came through dripping in a luxe designer outfit for her pre-birthday gathering.
Cardi B stepped out in a Chanel look including a glittery lurex logo v-neck short sleeve top and leggings paired with Giuseppe Zanotti Coline crystal silver heeled sandals and $165 James Oro Clear Silver Serpent Grail sunglasses. Her shimmering pieces went perfectly with her iced-out jewelry pieces which included her chunky Playboy chain necklace, allowing the woman of the hour to truly shine for her special dinner.
Khloe Kardashian was also in the Big Apple this weekend as she showed her support for Kim Kardashian. Celebrating her sister’s big moment of hosting Saturday Night Live, Khloe stepped out to the show’s epic after party in a stunning red ensemble, joined by Scott Disick and Kris Jenner.
Khloe Kardashian wore a full red ensemble which included a LaQuan Smith Spring 2022 stretch leather mini dress. Continuing the red aesthetic of her look, she topped the dress off with a red belted trench coat for a perfect Fall-approved touch. She then rounded the look off with red accessories such as a pair of classic sold-out $795 Christian Louboutin Pigalle Follies 100 croc-effect leather pumps, a mini pouch handbag, and face mask, going for the ultimate monochromatic vibe for this look.
After delivering endless looks this week for rehearsals and promotional purposes, Kim Kardashian graced the streets of NYC for one last and extremely vibrant look after hosting Saturday Night Live. Following a successful hosting of the late night NBC show, Kim was spotted heading to the show’s after party in a bright neon pink look by…you guessed it, Balenciaga.
Kim Kardashian wore a custom pink look by Balenciaga. Inspired by looks from the brand’s Fall 2021 Couture collection, the custom look included a neon pink satin long sleeve pantashoe jumpsuit and a floor-length feather boa. She allowed her look to steal the show, opting for earrings as her only accessories.
Neon pink was definitely Kim’s color this week as this comes as the entrepreneur’s third tonal ensemble with each giving perfect amounts of drama, glam, and of course pink.
Hey Bombshells! Each week we choose to highlight Fashion Bomb Daily readers in a feature we call Fashion Bombshell of the Day and now we want to hear from you. Vote for Fashion Bombshell of the week for the week of October 4th, 2021. Check out our contenders below.
1st we have NeShanta from Georgia. With bold colors, statement pieces and mixed prints, her style is edgy bold and fun.
Next is Khalana Barfield. Layering is a key element to Fall wardrobe and Kahlana executes flawlessly with her chic street style. Pairing sweat pants and heels allows for comfortability and edge. She does a great job at balancing volume and creating interesting silhouettes with her attire. From hair and make up to accessories, this Bombshell is put together from head to toe.
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Marjorie Harvey continued her Paris style takeover as she celebrated her 57th birthday over the weekend with husband and television host Steve Harvey. During her celebratory festivities, the birthday lady delivered some more bomb style moments.
Marjorie Harvey strutted in a $3,450 Bottega Veneta satin jersey dress paired with a green clutch and black lace-up thong heeled sandals. She also wore a captivating pair of jeweled dangly earrings to accompany her look. While wearing this stunning look, she posed with her hubby Steve Harvey who was outfitted in a full Tom Ford Fall 2021 look, styled by Elly Karamoh.
For another look, Marjorie attended a private dinner wearing a $7,395 Dolce and Gabbana beaded tulle cocktail dress from their Fall 2020 RTW collection. For accessories, she went with a pair of Saint Laurent “Iris” feather-embellished patent leather sandals and the same earrings she wore with her Bottege Veneta dress. She was joined by Steve Harvey who wore a custom Dolce and Gabbana Alta Sartoria look, styled by Elly Karamoh.
We would like to wish Marjorie Harvey a happy birthday!
“Bennifer” made another stylish appearance on the red carpet! The couple, aka Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, was all smiles during the premiere of The Last Duel in NY as Lopez showed her support for her boyfriend and actor who stars in the film. Of course, the two appeared graced the red carpet in glamorous looks.
Jennifer Lopez wore a Hervé Léger Resort 2022 look, styled by Mariel Haenn and Rob Zangardi. The look consisted of a high neck long sleeve crop top and side slit maxi skirt in a brown sparkly fabric. The glittery ensemble was coordinated with a vintage Tom Ford “Natalia” crocodile clutch and $189 Femme Luce Minimale lace up heels in envy python. For jewelry, she wore Jennifer Fisher pieces including the $325 gold Globe Ring and DNA Ring.
Celebrities like Jayda Cheaves, Hailey Bieber, and Lala are loving Saint Laurent’s black off-the-shoulder feather look. All three fashionistas have been spotted in the ultra-chic look.
From Saint Laurent’s Spring 2021 RTW collection, the look combines glam and comfort with its ribbed knit material adorned with a sassy feather-trim detail. Not to mention, there are two ways to get the look. While the look is presented as the $1,990 feather-trimmed stretch-knit playsuit in the campaign, the same fit can be achieved with the $1,390 Saint Laurent off-the-shoulder feather top and $590 biker shorts as separates.
Let’s see how Lala, Hailey, and Jayda styled the feathery Saint Laurent look:
Marjorie Harvey and Keyshia Ka’oir were both spotted wearing the same Bottega Veneta corset belt recently. So, we must ask: Who wore it better?
The $2,500 Bottega Veneta corset appears in the intriguing parakeet color, or “Bottega Green” as dubbed by fashion fans. The leather belt wraps around the wearer in a spiral design, giving you a significant finish with a simply designed piece.
Both Marjorie Harvey and Keyshia Ka’oir are loving this piece, let’s see how they styled it:
Marjorie Harvey stepped out with her husband Steve Harvey in Paris wearing the $2,500 corset belt. She paired the Bottega Veneta piece with the brand’s $3,990 ribbed silk jumpsuit and $1,200 Tire boots, going for a full look by the brand. Rounding off the look, she wore her go-to Hermès earrings and black croc-skin handbag.
Keyshia Ka’oir wore the featured $2,500 Bottega Veneta corset belt to the NBA Finals against the Milwaukee Bucks and Phoenix Suns, which she attended with husband and rapper Gucci Mane. She paired the look with a black high-neck long sleeve jumpsuit and $1,790 “Flash” knee-high boots in black grass. Like Harvey, she carried a black Hermès croc handbag.
Continuing their London visit, Beyoncé delivered another style moment with Jay-Z, with the singer opting for a classic black and white look this go-around.
The fashion industry is constantly changing. With modern innovations in manufacturing, customer service, and ecommerce, we have seen a bigger emphasis on modern fashion through influencers and social media accounts. This has brought a lot of high quality products and clothing lines to a wider audience of consumers. Let’s hear from some top leaders in the fashion industry on what modern customers are looking for from their clothing brands.
Quality and Sustainability
Modern customers are looking for quality, well-made clothes that they love. They are also shopping with sustainability in mind. Today’s customer is super conscious of fashion’s impact on the environment. They no longer want to contribute to unnecessary waste. They also only want to buy fashion that fits their lifestyle and more people are making small choices everyday to live more sustainably. I believe that’s why shoppers are turning to vintage and secondhand marketplaces like Thrilling to fill their closets. They understand that what they want for their closet may not be found in traditional retail stores. They are less concerned with having the next new thing and more interested in buying pieces for their wardrobe that they will continue to wear for years to come. That, in turn, is better for the environment (and their wallets) for the long-term.
In 2021, customers of fashion boutiques are looking for easy and secure digital access to your company’s products. Home shopping was already popular, but the pandemic saw a massive surge towards digital marketplaces.
Practicality, durability and streetwear are hugely popular right now. Customers are looking for items that can serve more than one purpose, look good while doing it and arch support probably doesn’t hurt either.
Many customers are looking for more personalized experiences with their brands. With the rise of ecommerce, more brands are taking advantage of this and offering customized email lists for customers with particular buying habits or trends.
Sustainability is not only a popular selling point for any clothing brand, but an essential part of getting involved in the fashion industry. Textile productions use an enormous amount of water and resources, both to produce AND to maintain. Modern customers are looking for companies that care about their impact and buy sustainable, ethical and high quality materials for their productions.
The aesthetic trends on the rise right now are late 90’s-early 00’s fashion. Customers are looking for a vintage look with modern durability and practicality and the colorful flare associated with turn of the century fashion and style.
Many customers are looking for brands that are honest and transparent in the way they produce and manufacture their products. Customers are becoming less likely to buy from companies that use oversea warehouses and more likely to shop from local makers and manufacturers that pay their employees fairly and stimulate the economy.
Customers are interested in wearing higher quality fabrics for all their garments. Long over are the days where cheap rayon garments were the norm. Consumers are looking for high quality cotton and denim to ensure their garments are going to last.
Fashion and clothes are breaking gender barriers in big ways right now. Many companies are opting to offer unisex clothing and break down the norms of what people should wear to appear a certain way. Personal fashion is having a moment right now, a moment that goes beyond societal norms.
Re-selling is a big trend right now. In part because of the ecommerce trend, people are selling clothes that either didn’t fit or weren’t the right style. This is an interesting trend to follow and shows a vast network of young people sharing ideas about aesthetics.
High quality clothes are more accessible to a wide audience due to the increase in payment plan options. Being able to pay something down without getting a credit card is huge for this generation and makes fashion a more inclusive conversation.
Along with streetwear, customers are investing more in comfort clothes like sweats, shorts and slippers. Home comfort is becoming a huge and lasting priority for all of us, so it’s no surprise sales on these items have surged over the last year and a half.
Streetwear has become a luxury commodity. We’ve already seen this happening over the last decade, but now big name designers like Louis Vuitton are offering lines of sneakers and streetwear options. Craig Carter, President & CEO Jack Mason
