Keyshia Kaior and Nicki Minaj have similar taste! First, both Bombshells were spied in striped Christian Dior sets. Now, they both have found a fondness for Balenciaga’s $1,650 Spiked Patent Pumps:

While Mrs. Davis skewed simple in a Gucci logo dress, Nicki offered us a bit of a bondage aesthetic with leather, knit, lace up details, and zippers.
The dangerously chic pumps have a 4.3″ covered stiletto heel, a pointed toe, allover spike details, and an adjustable ankle strap.

Simple always wins for me, so Keyshia takes this one.
What say you?

Can’t decide? Get yours at NeimanMarcus.com.

Meghan Trainor wore a Cindy Trench Coat by Victoria Hayes to the TCA Upfronts in Hollywood:

While Meghan accessorized with furry Olgana Paris heels, the look was modeled with white boots and bejeweled earrings.
What do you think? Hot! or Hmm…?

Jennifer Lopez popped by the Today Show with mom Guadalupe Rodriguez and beau Alex Rodriguez wearing white pants and a $1,600 Gucci Green and Red Printed Blouse:

Bomb!

Gucci’s blouse is cut from a fluid silk-satin in a bold red hue splashed with a bright green and white floral motif. It’s punctuated with pearlescent buttons along the front and has elegant pussy bow ties that can be knotted or left undone.

I absolutely love it!

If you do too, and are down to splurge, get yours at Net a Porter.

What do you think?

Happy Friday bombers and bombshells! The Fendi frenzy trend has been hot all year round and isn’t slowing down. Recently Fergie and Mary J Blige wore the same $2,590 silk jumpsuit by Fendi with a contrasting FF-logo all over the ensemble. 

The one-piece get up is a cute look for a summer day. With it’s airy silk material, matching belt, and cropped wide leg pants it’s the perfect look. Fergie and Mary J agree!

Fergie attended a recent FOX event rocking the jumpsuit with black shoes and a black clutch. Her red lip and red handle on her bag was a nice pop of color, but a red shoe would’ve sealed the deal on this look. 

Mary attended ESSENCE Festival earlier in the summer adding her own flair to the jumpsuit. She wore a wide black belt and completed her look with matching Fendi logo print sandals and her signature hoop earrings. 

Who do you think wore it better? If you’re feeling the look yourself, treat yourself to a splurge here.

Happy Friday!

Today’s Fashion Bombshell of the Day is Sophie from Nairobi, Kenya.

She writes, “I would describe my style as simple, fun, chic and modest. I revolve around office wear for my job and fun casual looks because of my age. I try not to go too much over the top with the fun looks because I am a laid back kinda girl and to me comfort is key. I also love a very chic, polished look every once in a while.”

View more looks below:

Love the prints!

Learn more about this Bombshell on Instagram @sophie_atieno.

What do you think?

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.

Happy Friday!

Today’s Fashion Bomber of the Day is the stylish businessman Darrell from Houston.

He writes, “I’m normally wearing Tom Ford but my style is open.

“I live in Houston Texas but my company headquarters is in Bulkhead, ATL.” 

View more looks below:

Clean and crisp! I’m feelin’ your swag!

Learn more about this Bomber on Instagram @johnsonentgroup.

What do you think?

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.

Happy Friday Eve!

Today’s Fashion Bombshell of the day is Michelle’ from Chicago.

She writes, “My style aesthetically would be a cross of Vivienne Westwood and Betsey Johnson, with a hint of me (eccentric, vibrant, and vintage!) I like to think of my styling as original, fun, and a breath of fresh air!”

View more looks below:

Cool style! We see you!

Learn more about this Bombshell on Instagram @_michlewi.

What do you think?

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.

When Azahn Munas, designer and creative director of accessories brand MOGA, made the decision to exclude white models from the brand’s future promotional campaigns, he knew it would spark controversy. The MOGA team was well-equipped with press releases, a short video, articles from brand ambassadors, and social media posts that explained their decision to exclude white women in an effort to bring awareness to the over dominance of white models in fashion advertisements, and to provide more opportunity for models of color.

This isn’t the first time Azahn, a Sri Lanka-born man who grew up in Australia, has used MOGA to highlight social issues he cares about. In the past, the accessories brand, which specializes in women’s colorful headscarves and shawls, has produced a campaign celebrating the beauty of black models and created a pride scarf in honor of Australia’s vote to legalize same-sex marriage. For a company that admittedly imagined their primary customer base would be Hijabi, Hispanic, and Black women, these declarations were bold moves in light of the colorism and homophobia that is pervasive within these communities. However, their mission paid off (the pride scarf has sold out three times already), and even helped garner a large customer base that includes white women, who are currently featured on their Instagram page @mogafashion.

Despite their claims that the scarves can be worn by anyone regardless of race, sex, or gender, the new no-white models policy will inevitably remove Caucasian women from MOGA’s otherwise diverse campaigns. MOGA’s current global model casting is calling for women of all shapes and sizes located anywhere around the world to submit photos via Instagram to @mogafashion and Facebook to Facebook.com/mogafashion for a chance to be selected as the face of the brand for 12 months. The casting explicitly states that white models will not be considered for this campaign.

Azahn’s decision has, of course, already been met with criticism on social media, though he remains adamant that his good intentions to create a conversation about diversity and feature more women of color will at least force people to think about the importance of model representation.

What do you think?
*Read more about model diversity and the importance of representation in this metaphorical video: