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Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fashion. Show all posts

Sunday, November 11, 2012

Crazy Nails - Salon Free

I've been using Sally Hansen's Salon Effects nails for awhile and absolutely love them. However, I have to give props to Kiss Nail Dress for their textured options. I've been pretty envious of the nail styles I've seen on TV. They seem to include jewels, piercings, and coordinated but not matching designs. Kiss makes that style available without going to the salon and spending mucho dinero.

Sally is easier to work with because the sticker polish is thinner due to the lack of texture and jewels. Thinner polish makes it easier to file off the excess. I would recommend that first time users or people in a rush use Sally. However, If you have extra time and want to add a little funk to your style, try Kiss. 

Tips:
Don't cut your nails first. You're going to want to trim the rough edges of the sticker. You need extra nail to do that.


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Stay away from black textured stickers. Mistakes are very noticeable.


Have fun with your CrAzY NaIlS!!!!

Monday, October 8, 2012

You Might Be a 90s Woman If…



I found a blog where the title itself makes my heart all a flutter -  90sWoman.com. And as I conducted research on the re-emergence of my favorite 90s fashion, chunky heels, I was led to the ultimate test:


You Might Be a 90s Woman If...


You think any of the following items of clothing are hot: thigh-highs, plaid shirts, work boots with dresses, cat-eye glasses, chunky heels, baby-doll dresses, overalls, plaid, flannel, bra straps showing, barrettes.

That would be me...

Friday, October 5, 2012

How We'd Wear: Flannel

If you're anything like me (and I assume you are), you love flannel but don't know how to wear it without attracting your favorite lesbians as more than just friends. I was totally going to come up with my own outfits and set of rules that would allow you to bundle up in lumberjack essentials while still enticing men into your web of seduction. Alas, Closet Couture has done this for me (well not me specifically): 

How We'd Wear: Flannel
(Example)
















When you get a chance, check them out. Meanwhile, for the straight girls, I offer flannel dreamboat of last decade: 
















   and for my lesbian friends, I offer flannel dreamboat of this decade: