Television personality Tommie Lee gave us moment of soft glam in body-hugging Fashion Nova dress!
Tommie Lee wore Fashion Nova’s Please Respect My Privacy Midi Dress. This sleek off-the-shoulder dress appears in brown which compliments Tommie’s melanin gracefully. It comes complete with a surplice detailing along in a slinky-like fabric. Ranging up to 3X in sizes, this stretchy dress caters to curvy babes as well!
Grab this dress for a steal of $44.99 here!
On October 21st, Kim Kardashian turned the big 4-0 and celebrated on a grand scale, of course! In addition to Kris Jenner and her sisters throwing an epic surprise party, Kim rented a private island with private villas as her last hoorah for her 40th birthday joined by close friends, her glam squad, and family. Kim shared photos of the island event which revealed her in a dazzling gold ensemble!
Kim Kardashian wore a gold vintage Vivienne Westwood look from the designer’s 1988 “Time Machine” collection including a lamé bustier and mini skirt. She paired the look with Amina Muaddi “Henson” slippers (sold out in gold). Bomb!
Shop the black version of her Amina Muaddi “Henson” slippers below:
Get into more pics from the weekend trip below:
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Happy Tuesday Bombshells and Bombers! Today’s Fashion Bombshell of the day is Tiffany from Raleigh ! Scroll down to check her out!
Tiffany writes, ” I would describe my style somewhere in between trendy and I just like what I like lol! I basically dress how I feel! Its totally a mood.”
“I live in the moment and try to be present in the moment. Im obsessed with the 20’s and 80’s era. Shoulder pads and sequins are my things,” she continued.
What do you think of this Bombshell’s style? Head over to Tiffany ‘s Instagram to check out more of her looks. Comment below and tell me what you think!
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For months now, the discussions of Black women and their access to Birkin bags has been one of the biggest topics and debates on social media. Cardi B and City Girls prompted the conversation as the rappers have been steadily building Birkin collections and rapping about them in hit songs. Other women in the entertainment industry such as the Saweetie and Mulatto have also followed suit by indulging in and collecting their own Birkin bags. Due to the reputations curated by media outlets and “explicit” lyrics spewed by these women, people have taken to social media to express that the Birkin’s luxurious and exclusive nature is deteriorating due to these women.
A Instagram user expressed in a recent post, “Sorry, I don’t care if this comes off as anti-black, but it is what is. Birkins have literally lost their value. The City Girls and Cardi have got y’all convinced that these Birkins are easy to get. There’s a certain number of Birkin’s that are made per year. There are BILLIONAIRES who are spending months or years on a waiting list just to get one. These bags are supposed to be exclusive. You’re supposed to be big in the fashion world and have relationships with these people to get one: that’s why Rihanna has a Birkin bag that was only made twice, with Beyoncé having the other one. A little rap duo from Miami who can’t even land a Vogue cover or a number one do not have authentic Birkin bags, sorry.”
The Instagram user was right about one thing: that was anti-black. However, it does prompt the question: why is it still an issue for well-off Black women to afford and possess Birkin bags?
This particular post was brought to Cardi B and Offset’s attention, prompting the rapper-husband to express his thoughts toward the Birkin conversation, “Stop letting people on the internet tell ya’ll who can get a Birkin at the store, and how many Birkin’s you can get. Black people having access to luxury shouldn’t be a debate…by the way, hip hop starts the trends!“
Cardi B also shared her opinion in a recent video, “Actually, we add value. When we mention brands in hip hop, the demand goes up…Hip hop, we start trends….Another question: When a Black or Hispanic girl has a bag, why do y’all question it?“
Cardi B expressed that rappers raise the value and start trends, giving examples of how “Bodak Yellow” increased sales of red bottom Christian Louboutin shoes and “I Like It” made Balenciaga shoes (the ones that look like socks) trendy and led to her partnership with them. She even described how Migos’s song “Versace” started a craze for Versace in street style. She closed the video by stating that you can have swag without wearing labels (e.i. Cardi rocking a $40 “Valencia” lime dress from JLuxLabel). Those without high profile jobs should not break themselves to own these luxury goods.
As expressed before in our “Normalizing Black Women and Luxury: Hermes Birkin Bags are Trending, What’s the Issue?” article, we should get use to and celebrate Black women who can afford to enjoy the finer things in life! White female counterparts do not get questioned about their bags and luxurious lifestyles, Black women deserve the same energy.
What do you think?
DreamDoll was catching some sun during a day out in a stylish ensemble featuring a Fashion Nova top!
DreamDoll wore Fashion Nova’s I’m Your Cloud Nine Cropped Top paired with reworked jeans, a blue Louis Vuitton bag, and denim heeled sandals! The crop top appears in mesh with a blue and white cloud print along with a lettuce-edge detailing on the hem. This stretchy top will take your casual look to the next level, so secure yours today!
Shop the top here!
Jayda Cheaves has a style that is all her own! She loves designer as much as the next girl, but she also rocks dabbles in unique pieces from boutiques and affordable stylish pieces from Fashion Nova on occasion. She was spotted out in LA enjoying the California vibes in a super cute knit fringe Fashion Nova set.
Jayda Cheaves was wearing Fashion Nova’s Fringe Around Sweater Short Set in white. This sweater short set includes an off-the-shoulder sweater and drawstring shorts with fringe detailing on the sides of each garment. For the price of $59.99, you can opt for the white or grey colorway for this set. The Fringe Around Sweater Short Set is the perfect chic set for Fall, pair with knee-high boots and a suede hat for a bomb look!
Shop the set here!
Draya Michele is always showcasing her her bomb style on ‘gram! She recently showed off a leather look she wore for a night out while in LA and it’s quite affordable! Let’s dive into the details of Draya’s look:
Draya Michele wore Zara’s $89 leather top and $199 wide leg leather pants in champagne while out and about in Los Angeles! You can secure this look for yourself by shopping the links below:
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Bernice Burgos was a enjoying the vibes in Los Angeles, California in a comfy-looking Fashion Nova set that we couldn’t keep our eyes off of!
Bernice Burgos wore Fashion Nova’s Living In It Three Piece Legging Set in teal! For the price of $79.99, the stretchy set features a crop tank, leggings, and a long sleeve maxi cardigan in a soft-to-touch knit fabric. It is also available in pink, plum, and ivory.
Be cozy and chic this Fall/Winter season in the Living In it Three Piece Legging Set!
The popular television show Saturday Night Live has been on a roll with its hosts lately. Just last week, Issa Rae delivered what was called the “funniest SNL show ever” with so many bomb looks. Last night, singer Adele hosted the show alongside R&B singer H.E.R, giving us a taste of her bubbly and joyous personality and a look at her stunning weight loss. Aside from delivering a “winning” Saturday Night Live experience, Adele came dressed to impress during her time of hosting the show.
Adele was spotted promoting her SNL appearance in a $540 Acne Studios matching gradient velvet shirt and $410 trousers.
Adele was spotted in a $4,980 Valentino FW19 undercover print jumpsuit.
Adele wore Brock Collection “Rohtak” off-the-shoulder wool jacket.
Shop the Brock Collection “Rohtak” jacket below:
Her looks were styled by Gaelle Paul. Her makeup with executed by Anthony H. Nguyen. Her hair was done by Sami Knight.
Congrats to Adele on hosting a successful show for the evening!
With world mental health day only a few days ago and the fallout of COVID-19 still running rampant, the topic of mental health has never been more front and centre in people’s minds. So, if you’re currently considering cosmetic surgery, it might be a good idea to take a step back and consider whether or not you’re mentally prepared for it.
Is it something you’ve been considering for a while?
Whether it’s your nose, your tummy, your boobs or a little bit of everything, undertaking cosmetic surgery is a life-changing decision and is not one to be taken lightly. It’s a decision that demands consideration and if it’s something you’ve just decided to undertake over the course of the national lockdown to make yourself feel a bit better, then perhaps give it a few more months to really live with the idea. You only get one body, after all.
Are the reasons valid?
Why are you doing this? Is it so you feel better about yourself or is it for somebody else? This is something you should only ever do if it’s for the right reasons – empowerment and comfort. Think back to the root cause of your choice. Were you bullied at school for a specific physical reason or is there a negative person in your life badgering you to get this surgery for their own desires or purposes? If the answer to either of these is yes then you might want to reconsider the reasons for your surgery.
Are you being supported?
What have your friends and family said about your decision? It always helps when considering plastic surgery to have a strong support network behind you. Or maybe your family or friends are against the idea and don’t understand your reasons? In that case, ensure you go with a surgery that has a team of nurses and advisors that can help to put you at ease and support you through what can be a quite difficult period.
Have you done your research?
Have you done your due diligence in researching the procedure and the surgeon? It’s a major life choice so is something you should be as clued-up on as possible before going under the knife. Know your surgeon and your procedure inside-out before stepping foot in the operating theatre.
What are your expectations?
Finally, don’t assume that plastic surgery is going to solve all of your problems right away. It might make you feel better about yourself in the long run but you will still be the same person underneath. It’s not a direct ticket to love, security and body confidence and should never be treated as such. You should also, of course, be aware that there are always risks.
