Some days it can be difficult to put an outfit together--especially since I usually roll out of bed an hour before I'm supposed to be at the office. On those days, when I'm stumbling around in the dark in a semi-coherent sleep haze, a dress is my best option.
But how do you add interest when you only have one piece to work with?
Personally, I like to add pieces of various colors and textures: a striped
January 6, 2009
In
Design, Inspiration
By
tamia
Are you a good witch or a bad witch?
I was coerced into watching Disney's Enchanted, which wasn't the witty satire I expected it to be, but was fairly entertaining nonetheless. Though I'm not really a pastels-and-flowers type of girl, I watched the end credits roll with an odd feeling of feminine power mixed with girlish vulnerability.
One part of me wanted to sing and dance while cartoon birds circled my head and bunnies hopped around my
One resolution down, 282 to go!
So, this year, one of my resolutions was to organize my closet(s). I've made this resolution almost every year since I was 9. I won't say exactly how many years that makes it, but know that it is a sufficient number.
I decided to organize in sections--you know, a place for everything etc., etc. Here goes:
1. Belts and long necklaces. Hanging on the wall to save space. I have at
January 2, 2009
In
Personal Style, Work
By
tamia
No, not that type of green, although conservation is a worthy endeavor in which we should all take interest!
I'm talking about the color green, which hasn't been publicly appreciated since Kermit sang about it's virtues. If you have skin with orange or yellow undertones (and according to cosmetics companies, this covers approximately 60% of the US population), green can work for you!
Personally, I like green because it adds color without being too obvious--it's bright and
December 18, 2008
In
Design, General
By
tamia
So I decided to start a style blog (obviously). Something that would allow me to play with fashion, graphic design, web layout, digital marketing, etc.I figured I'd only need a few things: A computer, internet access, graphic design program(s), a decent camera, a basic understanding of HTML and CSS
