Draya Michele gave the paparazzi quite the look while she was out in Beverly Hills the other day. The media personality was spotted out and about in a blue ensemble that was nothing but chic.
Draya Michele wore BBXBRAND‘s ‘Ice’ Blazer Dress (sold out) paired with a blue quilted lambskin Chanel bag (sold out) and $790 yellow Bottega Veneta leather mules. For the look, she opted for a slick-back ponytail and small silver hoops.
Photos: @shotbynyp
Thoughts on her look?
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she writes, “I would describe my style as Versatile. Being a plus size woman I don’t like to hold back when it comes to fashion and I’m always open to try many different looks and styles”
Definitely love the diversity from the sneakers from the thigh high boots. What do you think of this bombshell’s style?
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Jazmine Sullivan blessed the SuperBowl with her talent wearing a full look by Area:
Her show stopping ensemble included a $1,550 blazer, $550 pants, and a $450 head piece:
She certainly looked angelic–with the voice to match.
Get her look at Area.nyc.
What did you think?
Images: Getty/Area
Cardi B stepped out and made a serious sartorial statement in a vintage Dior Spring 2000 look, including a Monogram Jacket and Hat from El Cycer Vintage and denim saddle bag from Treasures of NYC, topped off by Mah Jing Wong custom tights and Tom Ford Denim Sandals:
Her Dior pieces debuted in the brand’s Spring 2000 runway show:
Get a closer look below:
I definitely think she looks bomb! Many comments said they wished we wore actual bottoms vs. sheer tights and I tend to agree. Even a mini skirt would have been great.
What say you?
Images: Tomas Herold
We’ve had a lot of requests for Karrueche’s latest look! @daniiiiieee says, “Hello, I would please like to know who is the designer of this mauve suit?”
Karrueche was spied by Shot by Nyp in a Zara pleated pajama set and $890 Bottega Veneta Sandals.
Her fun set went on sale for only $7.99 before selling out at Zara.com.
Her sandals are available in an assortment of colors at MyTheresa.com.
Ms. Tran is the queen of mixing high and low. She looks great!
What say you?
Images: @ShotbyNyp
Kylie Jenner was spotted poolside with friend Yris Palmer and the two were living it up and taking shots together. Kylie wore a blue bikini which showed off her curves and sun-kissed glow.
Kylie Jenner wore Sommer Swim’s “Xena” bikini top and Naomi tie aside bottoms in Sirius which are both $69. She accessorized the pool look with the $115 “Anais” body chain by Lili Clapse. Kourtney Kardashian was also spotted in the Sommer Swim “Xena” bikini top and “Naomi” bikini bottoms back in January, but she opted for the Venere color. Both colors worn by the Jenner-Kardashian sisters have sold out, but other colors for the bikini and bottom are still available.
What do you think?
Megan Thee Stallion recently dropped her music video for her song “Cry Baby” featuring DaBaby from her debut album Good News! Much like Cardi, Megan Thee Stallion is also one who doesn’t disappoint when it comes to stunning visuals and looks. Venus Prototype was on the scene for Megan’s latest video as they were the mastermind behind most of her looks.
Megan Thee Stallion wore a custom latex ruffle daisy doll outfit by Venus Prototype.
Megan Thee Stallion donned a cotton candy-colored striped latex look by Venus Prototype.
Venus Prototype also designed the rapper’s oversized barrettes for her blue look. Her actual outfit was by Bryan Hearns.
Megan Thee Stallion opted for a latex catsuit which was creatively designed by Ashton Michael and brought to life by Venus Prototype. The look was inspired by vehicle crash test dummies.
Explore more stills from the video below:
Megan’s looks were styled by Brooklyn Styles. Other glam credits included: hair by @kellonderyck; makeup by @priscillaono; and, nails @cocamichelle.
Photos by @emiliocoochie
Today the luxury market is doing well, contrary to a few years ago. But, why so sudden? Brands such as Brunello Cucinelli, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Burberry, and Gucci to name but a few, have considered online market places, which has made their access much effortless.
The term luxury gets sometimes construed as frivolous or unnecessary. Although it might be accurate for some, there are many perks offered by these products, especially from an online site.
Let us look at some of the reasons you should consider buying luxury online:
Though you may pay more for a luxury dress, you are not just paying for the label. You are also purchasing the heritage. Many of these brands get created to deliver high-quality products, and even after many years, their value still stands. For example, Balenciaga did not become one of the most famous and expensive handbag designers by creating sub-standard products.
Remember, fine craftsmanship and high quality also make luxury products a lasting investment. Brands serve you a long time and do not deteriorate after two years. Many times, these designer brands can also get passed down from one generation to the next.
Not only are luxury items such as Brunello Cucinelli dresses meant to last. But are specially designed and made to remain in fashion. When you invest in luxury items, you are getting a product that will remain fashionable for decades to come.
With designer luxury products such as a dress, they tend to last for a season and not go out of style. When you choose to spend your money on poorly-made items, you end up spending a lot of money in the long run. That is because trendy items are mostly sub-standard and poorly made.
You can never go wrong with designer luxury items such as the Brunello Cucinelli dress.
Although many people consider luxury fashion products a style investment, they can also be a real monetary investment. You may invest in your favorite brand now and maybe get a return after a few years.
These products sometimes become vintage and shoot at the price. Those in good condition can get sold for much for than their initial value. That makes luxury products a significant investment for your consideration. Unchanging wardrobe staples will remain in style for decades, meaning you do not have to make multiple purchases over the same item.
Luxury online shopping has made everything efficient and effortless. You can order your favorite Brunello Cucinelli dress right from the office or your home. There is no need to take time off your busy schedule to visit a mall or store. You also do not have to make queues or deal with wrong sales pitches associated with visiting most stores.
If you are aware of the product you want, getting it is effortless. You only have to make a few clicks. With online shopping, you also have the chance to do thorough research on the stores’ website. You can read product reviews to know if what you intend to get is worth your consideration.
We’ve brought Mail Bombs back! Drop a bomb in the comments if you read FBD when we had Mail Bombs! At any rate, it’s now been revived as “You Ask, We Answer!”
Read along for a few of your most pressing wardrobe inquiries:
@laurenjyoung94 says, “Do you have the deets on Kim’s body suit?”
Kim Kardashian posed for her KKW Beauty campaign in a $400 gloved bodysuit by Isa Boulder:
It was an exclusive to Ssense before it sold out. See current styles at IsaBoulder.com.
Next, @tyaaannna_xo types, “Do you know what top [Steff London] is wearing 👀”
Steff London worked neon Versace shades and a matching top by Club L’London:
It was $45 on ASOS , but sadly, it’s sold out!
@shesbeautymarked says, “Hello ! Brooke is forever slayinnnn. Can you please tell me where her boots are from?”
Brooke posed with beau Marcus in $100 Dr Martens Combs tech ankle strap ankle boots in black:
Get yours at ASOS.
Lastly, @thevalicha types, “Hello bomb squad👋🏾 I would like to know whats the name Jayda’s sneakers. Thank you kindly.”
Jayda Cheaves rocked a Naked Wardrobe jumpsuit and Nike Waffler Racer Crater Sneakers:
Get yours at Net a Porter.com.
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Smootches!
Cardi B is back with her very first single of 2021 known as “Up”. Of course, the release of the single came with an electric visual supplied by the rapper. As the one of the biggest faces in the fashion industry, you know Cardi came ready with looks upon looks for her video and we have all the fashion credits:
Cardi B opened the “Up” video in a custom Abraham David Levy corset along with a Sarah Sokol hat and Lillian Shalom earrings.
Cardi B rocked custom black Byran Hearns while her dancers wore custom looks by The RXCH.
Cardi B donned a custom Francesco Murano “Rolls-Royce” Dress which featured intricate white drape detailing. She also completed the look with a necklace by Laurel DeWitt. Her dancers also wore headpieces by the jewelry designer as well.
Cardi B was spotted in a custom blue two-piece by Rey Ortiz, tailored by Sir Baba Jagne.
Cardi B wore a custom transparent look by Esmay Wagemans.
Cardi B wore custom Joyce Spakman in her latest video for her single “Up”. The look featured a corset, hip piece and matching leg pieces complete with delicate jewels and porcelain finishes.
Explore more moments from the video below:
Since the video’s airing, the song itself has reached #1 on US iTunes and the video has gained over 3 million views on YouTube. It’s truly up, Cardi!
Credits: Makeup by Erika La’ Pearl (makeup used (Pat McGrath), hair by Tokyo Stylez, nails by @marienailz, and styling by Kollin Carter
