By: Morgan Smith (@muvamorgs)

This weekend has been quite eventful with NYFW in progress, Jay Z’s Roc Nation Pre-Grammy Brunch, and the Pre-Grammy party going on…it is no wonder that our page was full of poppin’ looks from our favorite celebrities. To view all of today’s fashion looks, tune in to Fashion Bomb Daily on Instagram and give us a follow to stay updated with all of the best celebrity looks. From Beyoncé’s Balmain brunch fit to Ryan Destiny’s Pre-Grammy party look, the stars are gearing up for tomorrow’s award ceremony. Let’s take a look at today’s Top 6 Looks of the Day! If you’re feeling the looks, you can shop the looks.

Ryan Destiny was seen at the Pre-Grammy last night in a black lace look by Mario Dice topped off with rings by Lilou and Le Silla shoes. Styled by @scotlouie.

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Beyonce was spotted at the Roc Nation Pre-Grammy Brunch in Balmain SS19 couture dress.

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Naomi Campbell made an appearance at NYFW in a beaded ensemble and Alexander McQueen sandals.

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Nipsey Hussle was spotted at the Roc Nation Pre-Grammy Brunch posing with Lauren London in a Casablanca Brand trench coat.

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Lori Harvey wore a Dolce and Gabbana suit to the Roc Nation Brunch.

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Toke Makinwa was seen in a bomb yellow suit along with a pair of Prada feathered mules.

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Stay tuned for more looks as we witness the commencement of the annual Grammys. Tell us your favorite looks from today in the comments below.

If you are in New York during New York Fashion Week, be sure to save the date for Harlem Fashion Week’s 6th annual show on Saturday, February 16th! The event goes down from 6:30-10:30pm at the Museum of the City of New York located at 1220 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10029.

Since the days of the Renaissance, Harlem has served as the epicenter of art, literature, music and fashion. As Harlem is being revitalized in the 21st century, Harlem Fashion Week’s goal is to introduce a new era of fashion culture to the Harlem community inspired by its rich cultural heritage. HFW’s continuous goal is to produce an event that will showcase the fashion industry, provide business education for emerging designers, grow Harlem businesses and create a platform for diversity in fashion.
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​This years event will honor the Season 6 Fashion Cultural Icons: Misa Hylton -Celebrity Stylist and Lifestyle Coach, Harlem Haberdashery – Lifestyle Clothing Boutique in Harlem, Dr. Deborah Jenkins – Community Activist, Zina and Shaleena Cambell -Founders of the Harlem Dress Collective, and me, Claire Sulmers -EIC of Fashion Bomb Daily!

This star-studded event is sponsored by Harlem Chocolate Factory and African Restaurant Week.
Want to come? Get your tickets now here.
​We’ll see you there!
*If you’re out an about tonight, come to 760 Rooftop for a Fashion Week Celebration!

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Black History Month marches on, and no tribute would not be complete without including designer Patrick Kelly.

Born in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Kelly studied art and black history at Jackson State University before attending Parsons School of Design. He designed for a Rive Gauche boutique and Benetton before becoming one of the most well-known designers in Paris, showing his collections alongside Sonia Rykiel and Yves Saint Laurent.

Kelly made history by becoming the first American designer ever to be elected to the Chambre Syndicale, France’s prestigious organization of designers. His celebrity clients included Grace Jones, Bette Davis, and Isabella Rossellini.

Kelly was a bit of a controversial figure, as he used slave imagery on his bags (as shown above), and ended his shows by giving out actual ‘pickaninny’ dolls.

Questioned about this practice, Kelly allegedly said, ‘My grandmother was a maid, honey.’ My memorabilia means a lot to me.”

Kelly died of Aids on January 1, 1990. His work was put on display, as shown above, in Brooklyn’s Museum of Art in September 2004. His clothes were funky, heavily ornamented, and bright.
A flute of champagne to the memory of Patrick Kelly.

*If you are in New York during New York Fashion Week, be sure to save the date for Harlem Fashion Week’s 6th annual show on Saturday, February 16th! The event goes down from 6:30-10:30pm at the Museum of the City of New York located at 1220 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10029.

By Limsan Boulter (@limo_x) for Fashion Bomb Daily

Some things are just better vintage, and classic jewelry is one of them. It doesn’t get more classic than Chanel. The iconic double C logo is timeless and forever chic. Pile it on and layer different styles for added wow factor, or simply pair an ornamental piece (or two) to your outfit to complete your look.

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Where is your favorite place to buy vintage goodies? Let us know in the comments below.

By Limsan Boulter (@limo_x) for Fashion Bomb Daily

Happy Friday folks! It is time for today’s top 6 looks from the ‘gram. @FashionBombDaily keeps you in the loop with the most stylish looks this fashion show season. See the latest celeb styles, hottest street style and vote for your favorite looks, you could see it feature in our next instalment. For now, let’s check out the latest:

Jennifer Lopez wears Viktor & Rolf FW18 couture. As we saw on this years couture runway, Viktor & Rolf have been making big statements with their couture pieces lately. Hot! or Hmm…?

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Blogger Jenny Lin is color combo goals right now in this look. Check out that bomb multi-color reflective visor. Will this be the next big summer shade style?

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Keke Palmer steps out in NYC in a Sacai ensemble while doing some press. We especially love the patchwork style mix of denim and checked print. A big print trend this season and it looks like it will be sticking around. Styled by Scot Louie.

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Model Bombshell Jasmine Sanders attended an NYC Fendi Baguette event wearing a Fendi SS19 RTW look straight from the runway. The look combines a belted oversized shirt and popular summer trend, biker shorts.

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You Bombshells and Bombers are loving Keke at the moment! Keke showed off her co-hosting skills on the Wendy show looking chic in Vitor Zerbinato SS19 and Ganir Dominic white bootie style shoes.

Grammy’s are nearing and that means all the pre-parties are kicking off. Chloe and Halle stopped by the Spotify party in LA wearing Mugler FW18 RTW at the hands of stylist Zerina Akers.

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Which look is your favorite? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below

 

Happy Friday!

Today’s dope Fashion Bombshell of the Day is Cici Celia from NYC.

Edgy and chic. Love your vibrant ensembles!

 

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Learn more about this Bombshell on Instagram @newgirlnyc.

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What do you think of Cici Celia from NYC?

HOT! SHE’S A BOMBSHELL!

NICE STYLE, BUT NOT QUITE A BOMBSHELL

SOME HITS, SOME MISSES

NOT GOOD, BUT NOT BAD

HMM…NAH!

 

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Fashion Bombshell of the Day is a feature showcasing the singular style of Fashion Bomb Readers. Send your name, location, a description of your style, and 5-10 clear, unfiltered, head-to-toe pictures of 5-10 different outfits (no collages) to Bombshell@FashionBombDaily.com. Images submitted will be featured on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or any of our social media platforms. Comments can be harsh, so bring your A game! Please be advised: once published, pictures will not be removed or taken down.

It’s Friday and our dapper Fashion Bomber of the day is Christophe from NYC

You clean up nice! We see you!

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Learn more about this Bomber on Instagram @christophenorth. 

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What do you think of Christophe from NYC?

HOT! HE’S A BOMBER!

NICE STYLE, BUT NOT QUITE A BOMBER

SOME HITS, SOME MISSES

NOT GOOD, BUT NOT BAD

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Be sure to follow us on Instagram @FashionBombDaily for live videos, party pix, and street style from New York Fashion Week!

Smootches!
Images: @vizualape

Fashion Week has kicked off in earnest!
For day 1, I headed to Spring Studios in an Iconic tee by The Haus NYC along with a blazer from Elegant by Alice and slick pants.

I am a hair ambassador for Joy Luxe Hair! Using Naomi Campbell as inspiration, the brand sent along a banged bob that my hairstylist Cherie Amour curled with care.

Then it was off to Tadashi Shoji (read the review here).

I said hi to many Bombshells in attendance, including the fabulous Bozoma Saint John! Later on that evening, we filmed a secret photo shoot (details to come).

Keep it locked here for more from New York Fashion Week! Also, if you’d like me to wear your brand as I pop in and out of shows, email bookclairesulmers@gmail.com for details.

Fashion Bomb Daily was in attendance at yesterday’s Tadashia Shoji Fall 2019 show! Known for their stunning evening wear, Tadashi Shoji delivered nonstop glamour for their latest showing, offering floor grazing gowns with contemporary twists. Dresses were equipped with unexpected elements: ruffled degradé hems in burnt orange, sumptuous blue velvet fabrics, and keyhole details.

High slit gowns and one shouldered creations were modeled by women of all sizes.

As mentioned in show notes, “Fall 2019 is a travelogue of Southeast Asia, a land where wonder blossoms and beauty flourishes. Dazzling temples with rich ornamentation reveal each culture’s artistic expression. Not an inch is left bare. These impressive masterpieces inspire architectural silhouettes. Pleated-tulle tiers with pronounced seams mimic the visual rhythms created by steep, layered roofs. Stupas with elaborate moldings and crown-like spires inspire detailed and intricate textures…”

“…The Buddhist monks who frequent these temples influence tailored draping that wraps around the body in flattering sweeps. Depending on where you are, the monks’ robes can be quite distinctive from each other. The flowing folds and supple wrapping vary based on Buddhist school and lineage, region, and even temple. Their methods of draping are as long-standing as the temples themselves. Unchanged and deliberate, they connect past and future…”

“..A visit to Southeast Asia promises cultural intrigue. You can feel it in the colors—a palette of shiny gold stupas, floating markets, silk brocades, and old-world elegance. While Southeast Asian traditional dress is as diverse as its landscape, it shares the common bonds of beauty and fascination. Graceful proportions inform each look. Luxurious one-shoulder folds hint at the shawl-like sabai, and a glimpse of a midriff entices a longer gaze. Each trip to Southeast Asia is a journey to enchantment, where warm welcomes and perpetual allure suggest there is always more to discover.”

We can’t wait to see which starlet will wear one of these stunning gowns on the next red carpet.

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