Fashion hacks are very helpful especially if you do not have enough money to throw around or fix little damages that have been done to your bags, dresses, and shoes. There are several ways to take care of these problems without having to spend so much or nothing at all.
By: Boma Benjy Iwuoha
I recently came across a blog by a fashion student Bianca Luini titled WHERE I SEE FASHION; in her blog, she matches fashion images with photography and art that share like shapes, concepts, and colours. Her quote says “Fashion is Everywhere and Everything is in Fashion” and she has set about proving that statement right with the pictures.
Whether you already have your wardrobe set up or you are still in the process of refining your style, the number one thing you need is a strategy; a roadmap to put you on the right track, and streamline your decision making.
Boma Benjy – Iwuoha
I used to be a huge fan of the popular American television series Fashion Police. I was an ardent follower, and I mean the “wouldn’t miss an episode” kind until the shows 5-month hiatus following the death of the shows debut host, Joan Rivers.
Have you ever felt like you need to change your look a bit and you start with your hair, and then discover it was the wrong place to start? Well; that’s me. I have a signature hairstyle and when I wear something else, I can tell it’s not me. The signature hairstyle may not be applicable to everyone, but for those who keep one, it has got its benefits. A woman’s hair is the first and most noticeable part of her beauty. It enhances her personality and is an important part of her appearance that sets the tone for her entire look. A bad hair day is literarily just a bad day.
Boma Benjy – Iwuoha
I have always wondered why ladies tend to go lingerie shopping right about when they are starting a new relationship or meeting a partner. What’s wrong with wearing something nice and sexy underneath your clothes without having a special occasion in mind? I wonder.
By Boma Benjy Iwuoha
Do you have people asking you why you love your heels? A mum who’s always asking; don’t you think that’s too high dear? Or a cousin who sits on your bed watching you dress up, then slips in that unsolicited guidance that goes like; do you ever wonder how uncomfortable it would feel if you fell off those shoes? Oh yes! I’ve heard it all. From the aunt who thinks I may end up with a cracked skull and 20 stitches, to a brother who thinks I’m too tall to wear heels that high; and let’s not leave out the know it all friend, who’s rather too scared to walk the heels, so she goes like, “you just love to attract unnecessary attention to yourself”. Yes! Like I said, I’ve been there.
