Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts
Showing posts with label shopping. Show all posts

Sunday, April 26, 2015

TIME TO RE-EVALUATE SOME THINGS HERE

I have nearly completed my first month within my first wardrobe capsule and I have to say, it's been interesting. I've also realized that the capsule wardrobe is too limiting on what I want to wear each month.

Hear me out...

I love wearing black, period. So, the idea of not wearing black for one-half of the year was not only depressing but idiotic on my part. Black and bold colors are perfect together! Why would I limit myself to only wearing navy and khaki as my neutrals for Spring/Summer? It's crazy!

So, I am in the process of re-working this whole capsule wardrobe concept to fit my personal lifestyle. In fact, I have decided to incorporate a couple concepts in order to help me towards my minimal lifestyle.

Here's how it's going to work:

ONE YEAR OF NO SHOPPING. NO CLOTHING, SHOES, AND ACCESSORIES SHOPPING.

That's right, I will not be shopping from now until April 26th, 2016. I am going to live off of my currently purged wardrobe for an entire year. I will be providing details on what's actually in my wardrobe by the end of next week.

This is going to be an epic journey. Being that I suffer from a shopping addiction and binge eating disorder, this is just the beginning to a long road towards recovery. This is something that I haven't really talked about but to sum it up, I have landed myself in quite a lot of debt from shopping and binge eating. I have been doing both because I do not want to deal with my weak emotional state head on. So, I have developed a plan that will help ease myself into rehabilitation and recovery.

This is the first step towards finding myself again. I want the real Sarah back, and if it means I have to go to extremes to do so, then I will.

If you are suffering from shopping addiction and/or binge eating disorder, look to these links for help:


Together, we can overcome the need to hide behind compulsive shopping and binge eating.

As always, I hope you are all doing well and thanks for stopping by.

Peace, Love, and Happiness

Sarah Jane R.

Tuesday, April 7, 2015

This has been the hardest transition I have made since starting college. I have sold/donated about 70% of my clothes and I still have a ton of sh*t. This is ridiculous! So, to make this process easier, I have decided to start creating a capsule wardrobe of items in my closet that fit a color theme that I want for each season (three months). I sort of missed the first month of Spring, but better late than never right?

So below, you will find two different capsule wardrobes: a work capsule and an "off-duty" capsule. Because I do not intend to intermix the two wardrobes as I wear them, it will allow me to be super-critical of what I actually wear or want to wear for the season. 


Spring Capsule Work Wardrobe: Jackets and Dresses



Spring Capsule Work Wardrobe: Tops



Spring Capsule Work Wardrobe: Bottoms




Spring Capsule Work Wardrobe: Shoes and Bags


Spring Capsule Off-Duty Wardrobe


Spring Off-Duty Capsule Wardrobe Pieces



Now, let me explain:

I decided to pick 8 colors/shades for my Spring capsule wardrobe: navy, khaki, white, coral, shades of green, turquoise, yellow, and denim. I chose these based on a Vince Camuto dress that I purchased about a month ago. I love the shades of coral, green, beige, and white in it. The turquoise was thrown in based on my love for the color during spring. Denim obviously only comes into play for my off-duty, but serve as a neutral along side navy, khaki, and white.

I know what you're thinking...why not black? Well, I love in Florida, and black in Florida heat is a no-no for me, no matter how light the fabric. Even though black is by far my favorite color to mix and match with, I am placing it aside to allow navy to be my dark neutral for spring and summer.

Using Polyvore, I created 40 (yes 40!) work appropriate outfits and 16 off-duty outfits that are inspired by items in my actual closet (so forgive me if the colors don't seem to coordinate...they do in real life). I have the app on my iPad so I will be using it as if I had the dream closet that Cher had in Clueless...except mine isn't electronic...yet!

Here's two outfit sets that I have already worn for this week. I plan on getting proper outfit photos when I get back in the habit of scheduling photo session times. For now, here's a peek at the inspired sets:

Monday, April 6th 2015

Now I know they have the StyleBook app where you can use actual photos of your items from your closet but I'm a firm believer in free apps so I will use my free alternative. I figure once my wardrobe has been scaled back about 50% more, then I will get the app. By then, it won't take me 10 years to photograph every item in my closet.

I will be posting a video blog on the process of re-organizing my closets and shoes. Until then, live free and minimal...with a twist of expensive splurging.

Peace, Love, and Happiness

Sarah Jane R.

Sunday, March 29, 2015

*Blows dust off of website* 

Geez it's been over as year since I've posted on here. The reasons are very stereotypical of most bloggers who just stop blogging (work, family, stress, busy life, etc.) but what I am about to do is going to change my life.

Minimalism.

I know you may be wondering exactly what it is? To sum it up, it's basically living on the most minimal necessities in life (clean eating, capsule wardrobe, modern technology, lack of unnecessary spending) in order to live a life full of clarity. In other words, getting rid of all your hoarded crap and only keeping what makes you your best you.

Now that you've stopped laughing at the idea that I, Sarah, could actually do this, I am here to tell you that I am going to try it. Here's why:

I am starting to hate fashion and shopping.

What has transpired in the past year or so is emotional shopping. I am by nature a shopaholic and have overcrowded my room with boxes from online shopping and bags from mall shopping. My closets (I have two room closets and a double sided garment rack) are filled to the max and my shoes barely fit in my room. I have done two major closet clean outs, leaving me with a total of 15+ bags full of a mixture of clothes with tags and clothes that were barely worn without tag. However, because I saw so much space in my closet, I shopped more and as a result have landed myself in a ton of debt and regret.

I don't even like shopping yet it has become a part of my day. Here's a glimpse of my days:

Workdays:
-Wake up
-Eat breakfast
-Go to work
-Shop on lunch break
-Work
-Go home
-Eat dinner
-Shop online

Off Days:
-Wake up
-Shop online
-Eat breakfast
-Shop online
-Eat lunch
-Shop online
-Eat dinner
-Shop online

For some people, it's drugs. For some, it's alcohol. For others, it's sex. But me, I am addicted to two things: sugar and shopping (the sugar addiction will be in a different post).

So, obviously, the shopping isn't the only problem. Because I have given myself too many options, I struggle to figure who I am style-wise. Of course, I'm obviously am classified as a hipster (by many college friends) yet I still identify with urban and classic styles. So, basically, my style reflects my mental health (saving that post for a later date as well). I don't know whether I am edgy, hipster, classic, modern, or urban/ratchet. I just am a mixture of it all. Hence why my closet looks like a department store exploded in it.

So, I started with the "turn the hanger backwards" approach, but it did not stop me from shopping.

I also did the "self-edit your closet and get rid of things" approach. Again, still went shopping.

So, why do I think minimalism will work for me? Because technically, I can still shop. I'll explain:

With minimalism, it isn't about never shopping again, it's about shopping smarter. For example, I am currently obsessed with the idea of owning every style I like in every color of the rainbow. However, it makes getting dressed for work a hassle. Really, it makes getting dressed in general a hassle.

Also, I have gained a lot of my weight back so now clothes/styles I like don't look great on me anymore. And because I come from a bloodline of hoarders, I can't let the items go. By not letting them go, it's blocking what I actually can wear.

So, I have decided to draft a minimal wardrobe plan that works for me and my lifestyle. I plan to use the following websites/YouTube channels/blogs to help me through this:


I have also created a Pinterest board with inspiration for creating my seasonal capsules.

I wanted to introduce the idea to you because this blog and Youtube channel will serve as a platform for minimalism for the curvy woman. I started my blog and channel to chronicle my personal style. This is a new chapter in a new book of my life. I hope to carry this minimalistic mentality through all areas of my life (well, except when I get married one day. That's going to be an extravaganza lol).

Until next time...

Peace, Love, and Happiness,

Thursday, June 27, 2013



Looking for one-of-a-kind vintage pieces that will have everyone's head turning? Look no further than Midnight Marauders. Founder Amira Rasool is proving men and women a plethora of well curated vintage pieces that speak to the decade fashionista (and fashionisto) in us all. From cool t-shirts to captivating printed skirts, Midnight Marauders is definitely a cool new online shop to visit. Here are some quick facts that you should know about the shop:

Price Point: Items range from $12to $48
Style: Radiates light from the 1960s to the 2010s
Shipping: Only within the US (working on international shipping)
Return Policy: Store credit issued if returned within 30 days (does not include jewelry)

Contact Info (taken directly from their website): General Inquiries- info@midnightmarauders.com

Here are some items from their site that I can definitely see hitting my wardrobe soon!

Wednesday, February 6, 2013

Friday, September 28, 2012


I did some serious shopping at GoJane once again. I swear, I am addicted to this damn store guys. If you haven't shopped there, I really suggest it. Most of their jeans go up to size 13 and 15. I wear a 15 in their high waist jeans.

If you've shopped at GoJane, tell me what you like or don't like.

Hope you guys like the video!

Peace, Love, and Happiness!

Sarah Jane R.

Monday, September 24, 2012


I did some shopping at H&M on the day of their grand opening and on Saturday so here's haul for that. Enjoy!


Here's the deets on what I bought:

Divided Leopard Braided Belt $5.95 (Size Medium)
Black 200 Den Tights $9.95 (Size Large)
Black and White Spotted Belts $5.95 each (Sizes Medium and Large)
Beige/Black Chanel Inspired Flats $24.95 (Size 10)
Ethnic Print Bomber Jacket $34.95 (Size 12)
Coral Peplum Sleeveless Dress $39.95 (Size 14)
Leopard Sleeveless Tulip Hem Dress $29.95 (Size 14)
Divided Faux Leather/Sheer Short Sleeved Top $24.95 (Size 12)
Divided Short Sleeve Bodysuits $9.95 each (Size 12)
Divided Gold Knuckle Ring $4.95

If you've been to the new H&M at Tyrone Square Mall, let me know some of your cool purchases :)

Peace, Love, and Happiness!

Sarah Jane R.

Thursday, September 13, 2012

Hey guys! So H&M finally opened in my local mall! I attended the grand opening and made an awesome new friend named Adrian, as well as got some great goodies. Check out my video post as well!


H&M sales associates doing the "Cha Cha Slide"

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Hello fashionistas and fashionistos!

I know I've been away for a long time again. Because I chose to work over the summer, I never really had much time to take photos of my outfits. I promise I'll try to make an effort to do better once I get my tripod :)

So a few weeks ago, I met up with my friend Annina at Goodwill and when I tell you I left with awesome finds. Check out the pictures :)

 Bandolino Blu Khaki Pants, Royal Blue Skinny Jeans, Grey Dress Pants
Calvin Klein Black High Waist Jeans (now cut into shorts), Levi's 550 Jeans, Neon Graphic Tee, Paradise Bay Red High Waisted Shorts, Michael Jackson Concert Tee (now cut into a tank top)
 Close up of the jeans, Enzo Angiolini Black Pumps
Can't you tell these were my favorite finds?

Once I actually get to my laundry, I will definitely be styling these for Fall. I plan on getting my Levi's tailored so that I can wear them more like skinny jeans than baggy mom jeans lol.

Hope everyone is having a great first week of school if you're already in school and if you haven't started yet, good luck when the day comes.

I have a couple ventures that I am working on so be on the lookout for those soon (one of them being an online plus size store).

Stay fresh y'all!

Peace, Love, and Happiness

Sarah Jane R.

Thursday, July 12, 2012



I did a little shopping at ASOS about a month ago and recorded this video. Enjoy!

I filmed this about a month ago so the code for the 20% off is invalid now. However, the items I bought are even cheaper now so you're still getting a pretty sweet deal.


Ana Konder Exclusive for ASOS Faux Fur Hat: http://tinyurl.com/6rqho2r
Geometric Rubber Watch: http://tinyurl.com/6wzn4vf
Leopard Print Skinny Watch: http://tinyurl.com/883ktuv
Fang Armcuff: http://tinyurl.com/77uf32y
Straight Leg Trousers with Contrast Piping
         Regular Size: http://tinyurl.com/6psg4g2
         Plus Size: http://tinyurl.com/7zzex44


For more video posts, subscribe to my YouTube channel :)

Peace, Love, and Happiness!

Sarah Jane R.

Sunday, June 24, 2012


I got slap happy shopping online at Forever 21 lol.

If you have any questions about fit or where to find the items, feel free to comment. The only item no longer on the site is the stretchy horn ring I got.

Peace, Love, and Happiness!

Sarah Jane R.

Monday, June 18, 2012



Can't wait to style my new finds :)

Peace, Love, and Happiness

Sarah Jane R.

Sunday, June 10, 2012


(Pictures from left: Gabi from Gabi Fresh, Rihanna via Upscale Hype, Katie Holmes via Go Money Ways)

Floral jeans are having a true moment this spring. Celebrities and blogger are participating in this flirty and girly trend in many ways. Some style it in a classic and sophisticated way like Gabi of Gabi Fresh or casually with denim shirts like Rihanna and Katie Holmes.

If you're looking for designer jeans like the celebrities, they can range from $112 to $870. Of course there are quite a few brands that have them for under $100, but who wants to spend half of that on one item, especially if you don't have much to go with them?

Monday, November 8, 2010

Okay, many of my friends know I love Nicki Minaj. Like, if I was a lesbian, I'd totally try to get at her lol. I love her flow and what I adore the most is her style She dresses like a real life Barbie doll. I would kill to be her stylist and work with her on trying new looks (plus the shopping would be amazing!). So, in honor of her album, "Pink Friday", releasing November 19, I wanted to bring back one of my earlier segments, Cheaply Chic, by doing four looks from the femcee herself. I have taken the liberty to do both standard size versions and plus size versions of each look, because you can be a "Barbie" at any size :) So, without further delay...Cheaply Chic: Nicki Minaj

Louis Vuitton Barbie
Every Barbie must have a signature designer look. Nicki Minaj has claimed to be a "Shopaholic" and rock the best designers, and we see that here where she's rocking an amazing Louis Vuitton purse (while her security guard carried her other LV bag). Here, minus the LV logo, we get similar shapes and concepts for under $175 in each look.

Wet Seal Taupe Studded Shoulder Wrap $21.50
Forever 21 White Fab Ribbed Layering Tank $5.50
Forever 21 Black Pleather Leggings Rib Trim $15.80
Forever 21 Taupe Voila Cut-Out Heels $26.80
Forever 21 Taupe Soft Leatherette Handbag $32.80
Forever 21 Gold Elastic Panel Bracelet $9.80
Forever 21 Gold Romania Beaded Bracelet $8.80
Forever 21 Love and Beauty Magenta Nail Polish $2.50
Total Look: $123.50


Torrid Ruffle-Front Cropped Jacket - Khaki $48.00
Wet Seal Plus Basic Amber Cami - White $7.50
Torrid Black Matte Faux Leather Legging $25.00
Torrid Faux Suede Hilda Taupe Pleated Heel $39.00
Forever 21 Brown Alligator Leatherette Bag $29.80
Forever 21 Gold Elastic Panel Bracelet $9.80
Forever 21 Romania Beaded Bracelet $8.80
Forever 21 Love & Beauty Magenta Nail Polish $2.50
Total Look: $170.40

Shoe Game Barbie
Nicki is known for having crazy shoes. I mean, if I could replicate every shoe I've seen her wear, I'd probably be in shoe heaven. Whether they are Louboutins, Giuseppes, Dior, Chanel, she rocks them all so well. In this photo, she's wearing Giuseppe Zanotti heels, and i must say, those shoes are crazy! It's only right that when recreating this look, the shoes has to be just as amazing as the dress. Nicki is rocking a custom made dress by LaQuan Smith. Some may say rocking two statement pieces at once is a fashion no-no. However, as long as the dress has simple structure, what's rock with a crazy shoulder or embellishment with an equally crazy shoe? The best thing here, the looks cost barely over $100.

ASOS Motel Applique Detail Body-Conscious Dress $68.96
Urbanog.com Qupid Catwalk-84 Mesh Studded Bootie $34.40
Total Look: $103.36


ASOS Curve Dobby Mesh Panel Ruched Sleeve Dress $44.82
Urbanog.com Qupid Gaze-122 Ruffle Open Toe Sandal $26.90
Total Look: $71.72

Casual Barbie
Nicki doesn't always have to rock an outrageous outfit in order to look fierce. Here, she's wearing simple black with a great black and white cropped top. This is a look that can be worn out with friends or even to school. By layering a tank top under the crop top, you make it go from ultra sexy to subtle seduction. What's great is that you can achieve this look for under $100

Wet Seal Blue/Red Boxy Crop Jacquard Sweater $22.50
Charlotte Russe Black Reversible Seamless Cami $7.50
Forever 21 Black Pleather Leggings W/ Rib Tim $15.80
Urbanog.com Black Wild Rose Viena-01 Strappy Bootie $12.40
Girlprops.com Wrist Length Black Stretch Gloves $4.99
Total Look: $63.19


Torrid Open-Knit Dolman Cropped Cardigan - White $29.98
Wet Seal Plus Black Basic Amber Cami $7.50
Torrid Black Matte Faux Leather Legging $25.00
Urbanog.com Black Wild Rose Viena-01 Strappy Bootie $12.40
Girlprops.com Wrist Length Black Knit Gloves $4.99
Total Look: $79.87

Pink Barbie
Nicki Minaj wears a lot of pink...period. She rocks pink manicures, pink lips, and pink clothes. So this look is definitely a typical look that she would rock while promoting her album and music. What's great is that instead of doing a super crazy all over pink ensemble (much like her look in the will.i.am collaboration, "Check It Out"), she rocks pink nails and a pink top, while keeping the rest of the look black and adding crazy gold jewelry. These looks can be replicated in an inexpensive way. The looks here don't cost more than $170.

Wet Seal Pink/Black Butterfly Scroll Tank $14.50
Forever 21 Black Cargo Denim Pants $24.80
Forever 21 Black Leatherette Boots $26.80
Girlprops.com Gold Heart Door Knocker Earrings $8.99
Girlprops.com Gold 1.25" Wide Double Link Aluminum Necklace, 36" $16.99 each (get two)
Girlprops.com Gold 1/8" Wide Bangles, Set of 6 Bangles $12.99 each (get two)
Girlprops.com Gold Bigger Boombox Ring, Adjustable $15.99
Forever 21 Love & Beauty Magenta Nail Polish $2.50
Total Look: $153.54


Torrid Ruched-Front Poplin Tube Top - Hot Pink $29.98
Forever 21 Plus Black Woven Harem Pants $22.80
Forever 21 Black Leatherette Boots $26.80
Girlprops.com Gold Heart Door Knocker Earrings $8.99
Girlprops.com Gold 1.25" Wide Double Link Aluminum Necklace, 36" $16.99 each (get two)
Girlprops.com Gold 1/8" Wide Bangles, Set of 6 Bangles $12.99 each (get two)
Girlprops.com Gold Bigger Boombox Ring, Adjustable $15.99
Forever 21 Love & Beauty Magenta Nail Polish $2.50
Total Look: $167.02

There are key things to consider when trying to achieve a Nicki Minaj look. Here are some pointers to take with you:

1) Spandex is your friend. Nicki loves a great legging in any shape or form. The key is to find out if that is the look you love. Some women are not comfortable wearing leggings as pants. So, if you want the same look, but don't want to feel self-conscious, wear skinny jeans that have some stretch in them, or even skinny pants with stretch in them. You still achieve the slim fit pants look without feeling like your curves are showing a bit too much.
2) Slim fit tops are great for small waists, but not everyone can wear it. I featured looks that were definitely form fitting, because Nicki loves showing off her curves and small waist. However, I know i don't have a small waistline, as well as many other women out here. So, the secret to creating the small waistline ad creating curves is to wear a slightly looser top that hits at the hit with a wide waist belt. It works wonders for us women who have a larger waist than hips. You can wear the top over those slim pants I mentioned before and it will give you seriously great curves.
3) Statement shoes and bags will instantly make you a "5 Star Chick." Now, I am not encouraging buying all designer shoes and bags, because i am a true recessionista and that would go against my rules of shopping. However, having a few investment bags and shoes will extend the life of your wardrobe. As far as trendy shoes go, definitely don't splurge on them. By not splurging, you can get maybe 3 pairs of crazy heels that you can interchange with 3 pairs of classic heels, and keep everyone guessing which is high and which is low. Websites like Urban Originals, Go Jane, Cutesy Girl, and Ami Clubwear offer great selections of shoes at affordable prices. Also, Forever 21 and H&M have great designer -inspired shoes.
4) Costume jewelry will be your "Massive Attack" weapon. Nicki Minaj has access to the best of the best when it comes to gold, silver, diamonds, platinum, and those luxury jewels. However, for women like us, we cannot afford those prices. Costume jewelry and wholesale jewelry stores are great places to get the funky jewelry for less. Try local ethnic beauty supply stores, as well as websites like Girl Props and Fabuless. Forever 21 and other chain stores like this carry crazy rings and jewels for inexpensive prices, usually under $10.

Remember, the key to great style is to have great basics. Never go cheap on great basics, but always go for less when it comes to trying new trends, or even emulating a celebrity look. For more Cheaply Chic features, check back here at Sarah Jane R. Styling!

Nicki Minaj "Right Thru Me"

Sarah Jane R.

Saturday, August 1, 2009

Ok, I know I'm going to offend somebody, and I'm sorry, but this needs to be addressed. Now, I know I'm not an angel, and i don't claim to be one, but ladies, this is a new year, can we please pick a new strategy to get a man? I'm sorry, but the hoochie mama thing is getting played out. First off, let's start with the definition of a "hoochie mama".

Hoochie Mama: A little girl who can only gain attention by dressing like she just got off the stripper pole or working the street corner giving blow jobs for $10.

I know, that was a bit harsh, but it's true. I am so sick and tired of little girls (yes, I said it, LITTLE GIRLS, because grown woman don't need to be hoochie mamas to get attention) thinking that their physical assets are going to get them everything in life. Ok, for right now, you'll get the baller, the money, the cars, jewelry and all that materialistic stuff. Not to mention, a lot of sex because that's mainly what your "man" is looking for. But when your body starts sagging south, homeboy is going to find a P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thang) and drop you like the booty you dropped to get him. I'm sorry but your thighs in those shorts are only going to look cute until the cellutite starts coming, then you'll just look like the Moon in some booty shorts. And please, let's not forget the girls whose breasts can't seem to stay covered. Now, I'll admit, I've used my big breasts to get attention before, but that's what happens when you are naive and have a low self esteem and cannot see the inner beauty that you have (that's a whole different blog post for another time). Girls, please keep your "girls" in check, and only unleash them for a man worthy of seeing them, not just for a fat wallet, nice car, nice clothes, and a nice body. Honey, those things will alll be gone eventually, and whose to say he didn't rent, borrow, or steal all that? Exactly.

Girls, it's time to step your intelligence up and realize that you body is a temple and should not be exploited just to find a man or make money. Stop being a hoochie mama. Stop walking out your house when you knwo your booty is hanging our or is about to. Stop walking around town when you know your bra is not going to cover your chest. Stop parading around men in your lingerie in public, sweetie you are not a Victoria Secret model and this is not a photo shoot so come back to reality. Stop walking in the club like you threw on your little sister's night gown and call yourself tryna be classy. No ma'am, you look trashy.

Now, lemme take a step back and review the situation. Yes, I do show cleavage when I wear certain things, but not all of my body parts are exposed at the same time. Yes, I have worn short shorts in public, but as a swim cover up, not an outfit. Yes, I've worn short dresses to the club, but that's because I didn't want to speak up and be myself, I tried to follow the pack.

Ladies (I can call you that if you have learned anything from reading this), I think it's time I share a style secret thats I learned from watching many different style shows. Show off one body part at a time. Now when I say this, I don't mean wear a jacket with short shorts or some jeans with a bra. Lemme give you some examples of what I'm talking about.



The first look, you see we have a lot of cleavage going on with a halter top with a plunging neckline, but features a long chain necklace so it's not too bare. The legs are nice and covered with a pair of dark wash skinny jeans, and to compliment the look, a great pair of studded heels (sorry, not trying to accessorize too tough, this is just a rough example piece).

The second look, though I'm not too fond of it, is merely an example of how to show off your legs without completely exposing your cleavage. Here, we have a nice ruffle short sleeved jacket over a classic shorts jumpsuit with a sweetheart bodice, which alone is very tasteful. The heels, from the previous look, also give the look a bit of an edge.

The third look follows along the same theme as look #2. The idea that your breasts do not have to be exposed when your legs are is something women and girls find hard to do, especially when going out to the clubs to "look fly". Here, we have a tank style dress, which does not feature a plunging neckline, but does have a tulip hem at the bottom, which will showcase a nice set of legs. The booties also help to keep the look classy by actually covering up your feet. Again, many women have felt that strappy heels and short, revealing dresses are the way to go for going out at night. Look at some of the most stylish women today, and you will find a nice contrast to the theory.

The final look again plays off the covered cleavage and exposed legs theme. Here, we feature a top with a faux shrug that covers the breasts and shoulders, and a tulip hem skirt with tiered stripes. A nice colorful pair of heels that picks up the teal blue in the skirt helps pull together the look.

I know that it's hard to break from the tried and true methods of dressing for the nightlife. And honestly, for some, that's just their style. I'm not here to place judgement, because honey, if you look good in it, do you. But I'm just saying, try something new. You might actually like it. Peace!
 
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