Sher're P.: 2015

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Find the flare for you.

And the 70s is back (as I've already talked about in my ASOS for the 70s post.) There are millions of flare jeans out there and now th...

And the 70s is back (as I've already talked about in my ASOS for the 70s post.) There are millions of flare jeans out there and now they are in more styles than ever. From your very little kick-flare jeans, to ultra bell bottom flare, you've got choices. But one thing I can say about all flare jeans is they make your legs look longer so to my petite ladies, find you a pair and trick 'em all.

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This post is the third outfit post that I've done in my five years of blogging. I've always known the top fashion blogs were one...

NYFW Spring Summer 2016 is just days away...

Yes, New York Fashion Week is just days away. To be exact it is: 3 Days, 18 Hours, 47 Minutes, and 03 Seconds away from starting as I typ...

Yes, New York Fashion Week is just days away. To be exact it is: 3 Days, 18 Hours, 47 Minutes, and 03 Secondsaway from starting as I type this. I was going to post the top 5 things I am forward to this Fashion Week season but my poor Mac broke on me a week ago but it's back now, fully . I just wanted to let you know what to look forward to on my blog over the next few weeks.

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Trend Report: ASOS for the 70s Trend

ASOS is here for your 70's influenced wardrobe for the next few seasons. If you didn't already noticed, ribbed fabric, lace-up to...

Collection Review

Campaign: Monaco - Handred Clothing

As the first Menswear Fashion Week has ended in New York, we've seen the rise of gender neutrality happen right before our eyes. D...

As the first Menswear Fashion Week has ended in New York, we've seen the rise of gender neutrality happen right before our eyes. Designers like Public School and Gucci have used female models and created unisex collections. Beyond designers in the US and Europe, it seems the movement has reached a Rio de Janeiro designer, André Namitala.

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Trend Report: S/S 2016 Pre Collections: Striped.

Before we know it, September will be here. And if you don't know what September is, at least to fashion enthusiasts, it's th...

Before we know it, September will be here. And if you don't know what September is, at least to fashion enthusiasts, it's the start of the plethora of Fashion Weeks. Resort and Pre collections allow us to get a sneak peek of what designers are going to show us at their Fashion Week show. With the 70's influence making its way back into our closets, so are the silhouettes and patterns. One pattern, obviously stripes, stands out amongst other pieces in the collections. From bold thick stripes to alternating widths and colors, stripes are in at least half to the Pre collections released thus far. Clover Canyon, Chanel, and Acne Studios are a few labels that have made there way into the "Striped" Trend Report.

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Angle to a Flare

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VACAY LOOKS

So, Spring Break is over but Summer will be here before you know it. One pieces are back with more detailed and as sexy as Baywatch. Gladia...

So, Spring Break is over but Summer will be here before you know it. One pieces are back with more detailed and as sexy as Baywatch. Gladiators shoes are going higher and adapting to all styles from minimal to bohemian. And designers are finding ways to merge the most baring material into their collections and stay true to their looks. Below I collected a few pieces that stood out to me, that definitely deserve to be in our wardrobes this summer. The links to the pieces are in the names and the site they are sold on.

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Minimal in Spring

Above is the definition of minimal according to Merriam Webster. Minimal can be applied in numbers, art including sculptures and architec...

Above is the definition of minimal according to Merriam Webster. Minimal can be applied in numbers, art including sculptures and architecture and style. Some even think of minimalism as a way of life. Minimalism in fashion has been explored since the mid 20th century and it has had its iconic eras. In the 1960s shapes and lines met clothing. From the Bauhaus movement (1919-33) and artists like Frank Stella, fashion designers were inspired. In the 1990s the slip dress reigned, but designer Halston created it in 1975. Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss wore slip dresses on and off the runway. Fast forwarding to after 2010, Rihanna brings back the slip dress and Kim Kardashian has been linked to the minimal trend this past year. Minimal can be applied to fashion through textiles, including their texture and colors, through cuts, and design. Solid colors especially white and black, lead in minimal clothing. Leather and mesh also are great textiles in this trend. The easiest way I can explain is simplicity. Some people may call is boring, plain and too "matchy-matchy", but designers like MaxMara and Calvin Klein have mastered it. I decided to do this post to inspire some minimalism for the spring. Black fabrics may get harsh towards the summer but white is great alternative. I may get around to doing a Minimal for Summer post to inspire more, but for now, this.

Happy New Year! Here we are in 2015, and of course it just feels like another day. Holidays have started to fade and seem like just ano...

"Ask for nothing less than inspiration." Deepak Chopra

Find the flare for you.

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NYFW Spring Summer 2016 is just days away...

Trend Report: ASOS for the 70s Trend

Campaign: Monaco - Handred Clothing

Trend Report: S/S 2016 Pre Collections: Striped.

Angle to a Flare

VACAY LOOKS

the BOYS

Minimal in Spring

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