Eye Candy

 

Walking into one of my many meetings at school, my friend Christina caught my eye. Thus, i figured why not blog about it on my urban blog? Her look is perfect if you want to dress down while still keeping it funky. What is she wearing?

• A graphic Van's shirt with a fusion of loud colors complimented by lips
• Light washed jeans acented with rips (which I do by the way!)
• Low top classic Vans
• A New Era fitted hat featuring the Invisible Woman

If you want me cover your look, simply email or phone me to be featured!!

 

Fashion Mixer

At this very moment, I want to give kudos to all of the designers that entered this event. I literally went from booth to booth, hearing each designer's story, process, and struggle they encountered to be in their successful position today. No one in the room said that it was all glitter and gold, which made their outcomes income. As an inspiring clothing line ceo, these humble designers gave me such inspiration to conquer my aspirations. Enough of my life story, these Memphians brought it, when I say 'they came, they saw, and they conquered' hunny you better believe it. Designers included B Frank Originals, Legacy Styles,  Fresh Coach Vintage, Xeraffe, First Place Logic, FPRL, No Love Get Money, Chicks and Kicks, Genuis, and Mad Paper. There were also nail techs and make up artists, as well as hair gurus. Memphis Fashion is on the come up, and you need to be a part of the movement. Look out for this honeybee right here too, in the meantime go SUPPORT, SUPPORT, SUPPORT!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2013 Black Expo

Must I say, my time at the Black Expo was time well spent. There were an array of vendors that came from make up artists to boutiques. This weekend event composed of a toddler paegant, a series of empowering speakers, and a car show. The car show was tailored to Corvettes, and hunny, those owners were not playing about their car. If you did so much to look at it, they were prowling you down. No shame to me though, I do this. Ha! I had a blast networking amongst these professionals, black professionals at that. Amongst them, those who stood out were PRPL, a up and coming clothing line, and Angela Brown, a hair stylist and hair guru.