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The Fashion Bomb's New Home!

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Thu, 26 Feb 2009 05:02:00 +0000

Hey!
So a few weeks ago, we polled you guys to see how we could upgrade The Fashion Bomb, and 49.2% of you said we could improve site speed. So we busy bees got to work migrating the Fashion Bomb to it's own webhost (bye bye blogger!), and...

Today we're happy to announce that the Fashion Bomb has a new home, www.fashionbombdaily.com!

Log onto www.fashionbombdaily.com for the new sleek, slick, fast Fashion Bomb experience.
Starting today, www.the-fashion-bomb.com will redirect you to our new cyberspot.
All the articles, interviews, and bomb info are there!
Let us know what you think!
Bisous!
PS We tried to redirect from blogger to our new domain, but it just wasn't working! Bookmark the new site!!

Show Review: Baby Phat Fall 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 12:09:00 +0000

While Adriana covered Tibi in the tents, I power walked down to the Baby Phat Fall 2009 show:

This time around Kimora ditched her usual Roseland Ballroom venue for the smaller, more recession friendly Gotham Hall. Admittedly, Roseland is usually a zoo, crushed with celebrities, editors, and fans--but it also typically has a vibrant energy that makes the Baby Phat show more of a party than a focused fashion event. As a former bank, Gotham Hall had a much more serious atmosphere, but no matter: without all the distractions we were left to focus on the clothes. Thankfully, Kimora put some work into offering interesting silhouettes and pieces real girls would unflinchingly wear.
For fall Kimora went for frills and lace for a girly flair...

..instead of looking cheap, the pieces offered an updated classic, Victorian sensibility that carried over to her reinterpretations of Chanel quilted bags and layered pearl necklaces:

While the lace and frills were fun, my favorite part of the show had to be the outerwear. Cute capes, wool toppers, plaid jackets, and fur collared tweeds cascaded down the runway in silhouettes that would work for anyone from a college girl on the go to a young professional in a funky creative industry...

While some options still looked like a juniors department nightmare with tie dye jeans and bedazzled t's...

Overall Kimora delivered a solid, wearable collection, upping the quality and ante for the Fall 2009 season.
After the show, I walked over to say hey to a few well known faces:
Teyana Taylor looked retro chic with a cute hat, hairdo, and fitting dress:

I said wassup to Ray J, who was putting his VH1 show on hold for the night:

Chit Chatted with my girl Monica about Atlanta and a few of her upcoming projects (Check out my interview with her here:)

And girl talked with Dwight from the Real Housewives of Atlanta!

He was working it in a fur coat and all white suit! No sightings of Nene or Sheree all fashion week, but Dwight was fab-u-lous, and working his outfit!
Yet again, a fun time at Baby Phat:

And of course, I caught the final walk for ya:

I love how 'My President is Black' was the song for the final walk. Very apropos for a show and a President that are all about business!

What do you think?

Bisous!

*Dress from Pieces Boutique, Necklace and Earrings by Jenny Dayco, Chanel 2.55 Quilted Evening Bag care of Avelle.

Interview: Monica at Baby Phat

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 12:03:00 +0000

Check this video to find out about Monica’s favorite designer brands and what she has on tap for the New Year!

Show Review: Tibi Fall 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 10:00:00 +0000

Last night at Tibi, the Disco era met Moscow, as Amy Smilvoc's fall offerings came from Russia with love, and included a few references to late '70s/early '80s Halston.

Lively prints with elements of Russian folk patterns and dramatic fur Cossack hats peppered the ensembles, which didn't much deviate from Tibi's usual modern-femme sensiblity.

Smilovic continues to be influenced by her travels abroad (for the Spring '09 collection, it was Hong Kong), which is fitting for the target Tibi customer: jet-setting socialista.

My absolute favorite piece of the line was a sunshine-yellow frock with split shoulders and intricate jet beading (above, far right). The fur muffs were a bit of a costumey touch, as I felt the dresses stood out well enough on their own.

Sweetheart necklines and black trousers in varying silhouettes also made an appearance.

I'm usually pleasantly pleased with Tibi and this time was no exception. While the clothes weren't groundbreaking, there's a consistent stylishness about their designs that solidifies their place as a solid contemporary mainstay.
~Adri

Show Review: William Rast Fall 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 18 Feb 2009 09:45:00 +0000

Monday night's last showing in the tents was one of the week's most anticipated: the Justin Timberlake-helmed William Rast.

The speakers blared rock and blues classics as a modern, artistic rendering of the American flag provided the backdrop for the runway. Apt dressing for a show that offered reinterpretations of American classics such as motorcycle jackets and, of course, denim.

As expected, tons of celebs populated the front row; I snapped Nicky and Paris Hilton, Anna Wintour, Justin's former N*SYNC bandmate JC Chasez, and MTV V-jay Damien Fahey with his girlfriend, up-and-coming fashionista Grasie Mercedes, before the lights went down.

When they came back up and the show started, however, the collection wasn't as glittering as its audience, unfortunately. New takes on old favorites can be exciting but the pieces here lacked innovation and originality. The influence of the American experience was clear, and elements of Western, Native American, '80s Conspicuous Consumption, and '60s Hippie style were evident, yet it felt like a warmed over mashup of fads that made you wince rather than feel nostalgic or inspired.

The men's collection included some slightly better offerings (and some clear James Dean channeling), and maybe focusing on menswear is where Rast's best prospects for the future lie, especially in an already saturated women's denim market where market-share and competition are fierce.

After JT took his bow, the fashionable took theirs, too, and called it a night at the tents!
~Adri

Show Review: Alice + Olivia Fall 2009

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 22:11:00 +0000

Alice + Olivia's evening show yesterday was, so far, one of the highlights of Fashion Week for me.

The event was a crush as the fashionable turned out for a glimpse of Stacy Bendet's art gallery-inspired presentation of her Fall 2009 collection.

As a friend says, the beauty of Alice+Olivia is the diversity of the line: mod, feminine, edgy, demure, and sexy can coexist in the same collection and still feel cohesive. The Fall '09 line is similarly styled, with influences ranging from everything including preppy, punk, the 1950s, and contemporary rock-glam.

I loved the animal prints, especially the embellished, Zebra-print jacket on the left--very Jackie O. meets Patricia Field!

One of the most innovative parts of the presentation was the use of photos mixed with real-life details, like the above ruffle superimposed on the photo of its corresponding dress. The same was done with zippers, bows, and handbags.

These puppet-like mannequins added a touch of whimsy and quirk.

I ran into the divine Bevy Smith, Fashion Bomb friend and style-maven-about-town!

And also kicked it with songstress Chrisette Michelle, who's doing the rounds this fashion week. C. Michelle and I did our best to imitate the fierce A+O model poses.

The fabulous Jerome Lamaar, formerly of Baby Phat, was on the scene, too, sporting some vintage Baby Phat fashion jewelry.

I also caught glimpses of Kim and Khloe Kardashian but it was too crowded to even make my way over to them.

Overall, a great showing and good times had by all.
~Adriana

Show Review: Diane von Furstenberg Fall 2009 collection

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 22:10:00 +0000

This season, Diane von Furstenberg's collection transitioned easily from spring to fall. Continuing with the trend of dramatic headpieces, she went from floral headbands last season to pop-pom covered knit hats. Though black was seen throughout her collection as well as the collections of many others, this collection was filled with layering and vivid leopard print pieces...

There were a few sequin-laden pieces as well paired with cardigans and bold knit coats. And some looks weren’t complete without a bright colored clutch.

Leggings and long, tribal necklaces added a pop of color to the gray and darker hues of the collection.

Some of the pieces reflected the importance of comfort and glam, especially because of the Studio 54 kind of vibe I got from a few of the looks. The collection and music paid homage to the disco-era diva herself, Diana Ross, who was actually there, and gave Diane a hug at the end of the show! For more of the collection, click here.
I loved the collection!
How do you all feel about it?
~Vuitton

Show Review: Tracy Reese Fall 2009 Collection

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 07:32:00 +0000

Finally recovered from my transatlantic travels, I stopped into the Tracy Reese show to take in her Fall 2009 collection.

I along with a ton of fashion fanatics piled into Bryant Park's relatively tiny Salon...

There were barely enough seats to sit--Even Andre Leon Talley was left standing!

Finally the show began, and Tracy reinterpreted her signature pretty, uber feminine pieces for fall using a colorful palette of deep reds, purples, and turquoise...

While some of her looks were somewhat predictable--ruffles, lace, and frills--school girl chic also seemed to be the name of the game, with Reese amping up her lacey, brocade regulars with bits of edge witnessed in thigh high socks, skull caps, and librarian-esque readers...

Flashes of luxe elements like fur and sequins also appeared in this collection, making certain items perfect for the girl who isn't watching her pocketbook...

...perhaps why the front row was peppered with glitterati like Paris and Nicky Hilton, Kim Kardashian, and Solange Knowles.

I caught up with Kim Kardashian afterwards who looked stunning in a Tracy Reese strapless dress...

And also got a quick interview with Solange! Check it out here.

What did you think of the collection?

Bisous!

Necklace by Jenny Dayco, Makeup by GlamDLuxe.

Interview: Solange Knowles at Tracy Reese

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Tue, 17 Feb 2009 06:33:00 +0000

I chit chatted with Solange Knowles at the Tracy Reese show to ask her about her style and a few of her fave designers.

She was super cool and down to earth!
What do you think?

Show Review: Cushnie et Ochs

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 05:10:00 +0000

On Friday I was still a bit jetlagged, so decided to keep it low key with the Cushnie et Ochs show:
If you've been reading the Fashion Bomb, you'd know that the dynamic Parson's alumnae behind the line, dubbed the next Proenza Schouler, were the recipients of a $25,000 Ecco Domani Fashion Award to show at Fashion Week.
With all their accolades, I was super excited to see what they would send down the runway:

Their Fall 2009 collection focused on subdued blacks, grays, and whites accented with pops of futuristic metallic. Edgy and eye catching, the ladies went for drama with dresses, jackets, and pants with singular details like cut outs, single arms, liquid materials, and high collars:

While I gushed over some of the more club ready frocks, I felt perhaps the ladies pushed the envelope too far with certain looks--some sheer tops, short skirts, and super tight satin dresses seemed more bawdy than sexy...

They may have overshot just a bit, but they have the proven talent to bring it back. I look forward to seeing their future collections.
After the show, I stopped backstage and interviewed Carly Cushnie about the line's inspiration:

What do you think?

Interview: Hollis Wakeema

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 05:04:00 +0000

Tennessee model Hollis Wakeema walked for Cushnie et Ochs. I talked to her backstage as well:

See more of her bio in the Fashion Bomb Model Manual.

Fun Black Fashion Fact: Cross Colours

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 05:01:00 +0000

Did you know??

Cross Colours was one of the first brands to make 'urban' gear fashionable.
Before Rocawear, Phat Farm, and Fubu, Cross Colours was the streetwear brand of choice for hip hop heads. Created by Carl Jones, a graduate of Otis Parson's School of Design, the clothes were without prejudice and appealed to anyone with a penchant for bright colors and an understanding of political and social messages.
Did you own any Cross Colours gear?

Monday Video Fun: TLC's Ain't Too Proud to Beg

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Mon, 16 Feb 2009 05:00:00 +0000

All that Cross Colours talk made me nostalgic for vintage TLC. Check out their first 1992 video, Ain't Too Proud to Beg:

Day 1: Fashion Week Real Style

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Sat, 14 Feb 2009 18:38:00 +0000

Hey!
So the first day of Fashion Week was so exciting! My homie Charles and I dipped into the Cushnie & Ochs show, then hit up a few parties for Roberto Cavalli and Alexander McQueen.
I've got a couple videos and pix for Monday, but if you can't wait until then, some shots of Real Style:

So much fun!

Check back in for more Fashion Week fun:)
Bisous!

NYScene: Vogue and BMW Event

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 16:00:00 +0000

Fashion Week kicked off last night with a star-studded Vogue/BMW event and The Fashion Bomb was in the house, of course!I kicked it on the red carpet with loyal readers and Fashion Bombshells Pietrina and Joy, who were sporting some fierce, camera-ready Real Style.We even had us a lil' exercise in workin' the Top Model poses and faces! Inside, the action centered around this ultra-luxe, 7-series Beemer, which Franca Sozzani, Vogue Italia's Editor-in-Chief, helped to design. I spotted quite a few celebs working the room, including FB favorites Joy Bryant, Chanel Iman, and Arlenis Sosa.Of course, I had to ask C. Iman about the new "Gossip Girl" scoop reported by our very own Vuitton. She shared that she's always looking to try her hand at new opportunities, and seemed really excited about striking a pose in front of the (TV) camera. You know we'll be tuning in!I also chatted with Chanel's mom, China Robinson(between Chanel and I, above), who often travels with Chanel and is enjoying seeing the world herself. Both mother and daughter were lovely as can be and it's clear where this top model gets her inner and outer glow from. And yes, that's none other than Fashion Bomb friend Ryan Leslie next to Chanel!One of the highlights of the evening was meeting the stunning Arlenis Sosa, one of my favorite models and a fellow Dominicana. We gabbed away in Spanish for quite a while on everything from the fittings she's doing for the shows to the goings-on in our native D.R. As sweet as she is gorgeous, I'm going to love watching her star continue to rise!
It couldn't have been a better kick-off.
Stay focused on The Fashion Bomb for continuing New York Fashion Week coverage this and next week!
~Adriana

Mail Bombs Lite: Heidi's YSL Pumps, Beyonce's Prince T-Shirt, and Tiny's Herve Leger Dress!

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 07:08:00 +0000

Hey Fashion Bombers!!
So I just arrived in NYC! Fashion Week fun starts today, but first we have a couple Mail Bombs...
...we'll keep it short!

First Kenyatta says, "I'm trying to find out where I can get the grey pumps Kourtney Kardashian is wearing in this picture. I think I saw the same pumps on Heidi Klum a few months back and I absolutely love them..."
"...Where can I find them?? Thanks!"
Adriana found that Heidi and Kourtney are wearing these Yves Saint Laurent Platform Pumps in grey...
...get them for $795 at www.ysl.com.

Next, Melody asks, "Can you tell me where Bey got this cute Prince shirt?"
Yup! Beyonce found her shirt for $35 at cybershop www.viktorviktoriashop.com...
...get your t by going here.

Christina says, "I have a pretty good grip on jumpsuits, but I have been dying to find a reasonably (reasonable meaning not straight off the runway) priced jumpsuit like this:"
"I love the length! I LOVE the fit! HELP!"
Sure! Get an Angela Simmons red carpet look with these high and low price options:
Left to Right: Bebe Silk Twill Jumpsuit, $129; Marley Silk Wrap Jumpsuit, $395.

And lastly Tiffany says, "I wanted to know who designed this dress Tiny is wearing? She looks so fab!"
Adriana found that Tiny is wearing this $2,800 Herve Leger Sequin Bandage dress...
...Oh, and like her shoes? Get a similar pair for less here.

That does it!
Stay tuned later today for a bit of NY Scene with Adriana. I'm going to try to make it to the tents today, but honestly I'm a bit jet lagged! If anything I'll be sure to hit the ground running this weekend, and deliver fresh pix, reviews, and news around the clock.
Bisous!

Chanel Iman on "Gossip Girl"

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 20:07:00 +0000

That's right Fashion Bombshells! One of our favorite bomb chicks, Chanel Iman, is scheduled to be on an upcoming episode of the CW's primetime hit show Gossip Girl.Not sure when it will air, but the word on the street is it'll be the episode where Serena van der Woodsen throws a party.
Chanel is certainly an amazing model, but do you think she can bust out the acting chops?
~Vuitton

Barbie + Black History Month + Contest = You at Fashion Week!

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 17:00:00 +0000

As we previously noted, 2009 marks Barbie's Golden Anniversary and even at 50, this number one stunna still turns the heads of young (and not so young!) divas everywhere! Did you know that some of Barbie's most iconic incarnations have been African-American-influenced?The "Julia" Barbie, based on Diahann Carroll and her sitcom of the same name...Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Barbie based, of course, on the legendary dance company...Pepper Barbie, one of several created as part of a collection by renowned African-American designer Byron Lars. Like Marie Antoinette meets Pam Grier--all kinds of fierce...Diana Ross Barbie by Bob Mackie, for which Ms. Ross provided an actual face sculpt...And Hard Rock Cafe Barbie, who's screaming for a matching Lenny Kravitz Ken doll ;-).
Makes you want to start collecting them again, no?
*CONTEST ALERT!*
Barbie's been influential in so many budding fashionistas's lives that it's no wonder designers lined up by the dozen when asked to offer their interpretations of this timeless fashion plate. Alexander Wang, Betsey Johnson, Tracy Reese, Catherine Malandrino, Baby Phat, Diane von Furstenburg, and Michael Kors are just *some* of the 50+ designers who will outfit Ms. B at her own special runway show in the tents at Bryant Park on Saturday, February 14 at 3:00 p.m. during New York Fashion Week...and you and a friend can be there to see it all, courtesy of our friends at American Express!AmEx will give two seats to Barbie's 50th Anniversary Runway Show to one lucky Fashion Bomb reader!
The first person to tell us Barbie's full real name wins the golden tickets. E-mail us at thefashionbombcontest@gmail.com with your answers!
See you in the tents!
~Adri
*Sorry but this contest is open only to Fashion Bombshells within commuting distance of NYC!*We have a winner!*
Courtney from New Jersey is headed to the tents for guessing correctly that Barbie's real name is Barbara Millicent Roberts! Thanks to everyone who played!
~Adriana
*Thanks to Angelic Dreamz for the images!

Fun Black Fashion Fact: B. Smith

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 14:00:00 +0000

Did you know??

That all-around style maven extraordinaire B. Smith was the first African-American model to land the cover of Mademoiselle?The eponymous B. (real name Barbara) evolved from model to multi-hyphenate style mogul with her über-successful line of restaurants, home interiors, style manuals, and jewelry.

In addition, Ms. Smith is a spokesperson for several top national brands, and is frequently seen on NBC's "Today" Show, "Good Morning America," and "The View," in addition to her own show, "B. Smith with Style," which is now broadcast on TV One.
I've been to her restaurant here in NY and must say the food is the truth.
Learn more about the divine B. at BSmith.com!
~Adriana

This Week in Chic: Kelly Rowland, Kimora, Lala, and more!

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 06:38:00 +0000

The Grammys were big this week, but there were a few more instances of Fashion Bomb chic:

Elise Neal looks lovely!
What do you think?

Throwback Viddy Contest: Feeling It

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 19:40:00 +0000

For this week's throwback video, let's reminisce with a bit vintage Jigga:

The 90's era resort menwear was in full effect, as were the typical Versace sunglasses and video girl 'fits.
Whoever can tell me the Fashion Bomb Certified Stylist behind the looks in this video will win our Final Carol's Daughter prize: A Sweethoneydipchocolatebrownsugah Bath Bomb...
...The fizzy bath bomb leaves skin soft, smooth, and richly scented with chocolate, honey and a touch of sweet vanilla bean. Looks good enough to eat!
E-mail us at thefashionbombcontest@gmail.com with your answer!

We have a winner!!

Reader Adrienne from Tuskegee University correctly found that the stylist behind this and several Jay-Z videos is none other than Breaking into Fashion superstar...
...June Ambrose! June has styled a long list of hip hop videos in her career...check out her work at www.juneambrose.com.

Contest: Beyonce's Hot Shoes

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 17:21:00 +0000

Last night Fashion Bomb regular Beyonce graced the red carpet of the Unforgettable Evening Benefiting The Entertainment Industry Foundation...
The dress? Hmmm...but the shoes are hot!
The first person to find the designer of these hot heeled stilettos will win this Carol's Daughter Love to Love you Fragrance Sampler...
...the set includes four fragrances with names like Roses & Honey, Creamy Amber, Love Petals, and Sweethoneydipchocolatebrownsugah. OK!
Send a link or a picture to thefashionbombcontest@gmail.com.

We have a winner!!

Jordan from North Carolina says, "Beyonce’s shoes are from the 50th Anniversary Collection of Casadei shoes..."
"...Photographer Ellen von Ulwerth took pictures of the shoes for their anniversary event."
Correct! Enjoy your sultry scents!

Fun Black Fashion Fact + Contest: Toukie Smith

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 14:30:00 +0000

Did you know??

That the fabulous and trailblazing Toukie Smith was the first African-American model to have a mannequin designed in her likeness?Ms. Smith, who appeared in campaigns for Chanel, Versace, and Norma Kamali among others, also graced the pages of Vogue, ELLE, Ebony, and Cosmopolitan, just to name a few. Toukie's history-making mannequin was crafted in 1978, the same year she won the Bloomingdale's Model of the Year award.

*CONTEST ALERT!*

The first person who can tell us which iconic designer Toukie Smith is closely related to (hint: he received his own Fashion Bomb Black History Month tribute a few years back), will win this limited edition Carol's Daughter Roses & Honey Shea Soufflé ...
...a rich cream moisturizer fragranced with fresh cut roses, honey, almond, anise and banana. Yum!
E-mail thefashionbombcontest@gmail.com with your answers!

*We have a Winner!*

Fashion Bombshell Dionne was the first to correctly guess that Toukie Smith is the sister of iconic designer Willi Smith, who's received his own Fashion Bomb tribute. Dionne, third from left in the strapless dress, cites Tracy Reese as the black fashionista she receives inspiration from because, "She takes into account the female body when designing and creates something that is not only timeless, but also truly special. To me she is THE quintessential fashion bomb!" And she's even wearing a Tracy Reese frock in her pic-- loves it!
Congrats to Dionne and thanks to everyone who played!
~Adriana

Carol's Daughter Giveaway Day!!

noreply@blogger.com (Claire) — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 13:48:00 +0000

Hey Bombshells!
We like to keep things super exciting, so in the spirit of V-Day, fashion, and fun, we're giving away a few indulgent Carol's Daughter products!!
Keep checking in throughout the day for contests and Black History trivia. We have a few cute prizes...yay!

Vintage Style: Lena Horne

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 06:43:00 +0000

Back by popular demand is a lil' bit of "Vintage Style" by Intern Contestant-turned-Contributor, Ashley. Check it out!Very few women can manage to be as poised *and* sizzling hot as Lena Horne was in her day. With a penchant for coyly demure necklines and super-sexy silhouettes, this timeless siren was known as much for her beauty as for her professionalism, class, and talent. While the Brooklyn native certainly made history as the first African-American singer to sign with MGM, it was also her style that made me sit up and take notice.

Ms. Horne stuck with no fuss, streamlined pieces that complimented her oh-so-enviable curves. One thing I love about the days of Old Hollywood is the glamour that permeated just about every aspect of their lives, whether you went out dancing at the Cotton Club or hit up a boxing match. Even if we don’t have her diamond-cutting cheekbones or statuesque figure, we can still strive for some of the poise and grace Lena herself embodied.
Borrow a little bit of Lena Horne’s subdued sensuality with dresses that feature daring little necklines and figure skimming silhouettes!

1. Abaete Carolyn Dress, $425 2. Hervé Léger Paiellette Covered Bandage Dress, $2,070 3. Badgley Mischka Pleated Dress, $695 4. A.B.S. Sateen V-Neck Gown, $204 5. Satin Pleated Sweetheart Dress, $30 6. Vera Wang Chocolate Ruched Taffeta One Shoulder Dress, $768
Who knew such subtlety could be so sexy?
~Ashley
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Snaps for Ms. Ashley! I'm so glad her Vintage Style will now be a recurring feature on the FB, aren't you?
~Adri