Style Engineer/ Brand Strategist
Isn’t it funny how evolution works? In high school, my mom and I would have it out about the fact that I wore and bought too many pairs of jeans. I can hear her just as clear as day, “Chelsea, you need to stop buying all these jeans. You need a pair of nice slacks
This look has all my faves in one: olive, high slits, thigh highs, andddddd this bomb a** bomber jacket. I was dying for a bomber, so when I stumbled across it I had to have it. I feel like I’m channeling my inner Kylie and Kim all in one. The bomber jacket is so Kylie,
South Florida, was so not South Florida this weekend–with temperatures in the 40s it made you not want to go out and do anything (And just to think, I always wanted to move to New York to pursue a career in fashion). Anywho, I mustered up enough courage to brave the bitter wind chill. Mi
I’ve been learning how to smile more! It all started with the very first shoot I did with my photographer Chelsae Anne. While posing up a storm, I was killing the shoot with my infamous ‘Resting B**ch Face’. But little did I know, I was killing the shoot for real! It was so dead because
“Life for me ain’t been no crystal stair./ Its had tacks in it,/ And splinters,/ And boards torn up,/ And places with no carpet on the floor–/ Bare./ But all the time/ I’se been a-climbin’ on,” – Langston Hughes. These words, written in the poem “Mother to Son” have been momentous in my life for
Welcome back fashion friends! I really hope that you guys have enjoyed my last couple of posts. I love fashion and writing so this blog is an outlet for me. But even though this is my outlet, I still have great consideration for my audience. If something does not add substance to our lives we
Ok. I confess. I have a really, really, BIG problem: I always feel like I have to buy a new outfit every time I step out. I am pretty sure I am not alone, especially with the recent surge in social media. There is this pressure that once you post an outfit you cannot
2016 and on, is all about doing what you love. People often get trapped in jobs because the job offers security. Security is followed by complacency. Complacency is not happiness, complacency is settling. This year, find the time to do something you love. I’ve decided to do this blog because fashion brings me sooooooo much