I always love seeing our International Bombshells represent! From near and far, we get to show off how every woman (and man) rocks their own style! Today, we’ve got Barbara hailing from London:
“Hey Fashion Bomb Daily, My name is Barbara Adarkwa.”
“I’m 26 years old, and I’m a London based stylist and personal style blogger.”
“I would describe my style as simple, minimal and classy.”
“I’m obsessed with heels (particularly high fashion ones) simply because I feel like it completes an outfit.”
“A pair of heels can turn a dull/casual dress into something fabulous.”
“I hope you’ll find my style tasty enough to be featured on the fabulous Fashion Bomb Daily.”
Okay Barbara, I love you for a couple of reasons: 1) you used the word ‘tasty’, 2) that black and white is giving me TRUE Cruella De’Ville high Parisian glamour, and 3) your style is poppin! Love all your looks, and how you use your outerwear and shoes to elevate your looks. Anywho, if ya’ll wanna see more, head to her Instagram: @simpleyetstylish. Thoughts?
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.
Many pieces were longline blazers paired with silhouetted skirts, tulle petticoats and simple items paired with classic shades of gold and silver.
Footwear remained minimal to sandals and gladiator form, however, not truly inhabiting the space of haute couture in Dior fashion. The collection also seemingly strayed away from the fitted form, embracing more of a loose, yet still graceful, approach to the Parisian fashion aesthetic.
Makeup was kept to an over-the-eyelid cat eye and nude lips. Slicked back hair or wildly fringed bangs continued the beauty looks of models cascading down the runway, arguably marketing to the young, carefree woman with minimal time on her hands still vying to look beautiful. 
Overall a stunning collection, it left much to be desired of the fashion house powered by new aesthetics and out-of-the-box thinking. Nonetheless, the overall style was simple, polished, and targetable to many clientele.
Tweed, structured shoulders and soft palettes graced the runway, with Renaissance Victorian-era frocks and cuts making a resurgence. 
Drafted to take place inside a replica of the Chanel Ateliers, embellished clothing still took on an air of sophistication, with strong structuring and floral motifs cascading from embroidered vestments to hemlines and lapels.
A strong deviation of Chanel’s previous Cuban excursion collection, Lagerfield returned to Parisian roots and executed looks of simplified elegance and pose.
