Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jewelry. Show all posts

Thursday, March 6, 2014

CIAA WRAP UP: Hearts for Handbags Sip & Shop

While the city was all abuzz during the CIAA Tourment week/weekend in Charlotte, NC; I attended a noteworthy cause that is very near and dear to my heart. 




 S. "Keema" Bouyer, CEO of Queens English PR, had a fabulous event in the name of women and heart health. The 'Hearts for Handbags' Sip & Shop, was an event very nicely put together. There we're male and female vendors alike helping to support the cause.





While there were very nice purses and handbags, don't let the name fool you. There were tables of amazing jewelry, many handmade pieces, clothing, books with a wealth of information, hair demonstrations, and I certainly can't forget the music; provided by none other than the dopest female DJ that I know, Power 98's DJ Yasmin Young. She absolutely did her thing on the 1s and 2s.



There were drinks of all types, whatever your fancy, it was there. The atmosphere was fun and friendly as I walked around and spoke with each vendor. Even getting a few silly snapshots of myself, my daughter, and DJ Yasmin Young. 



As Ms. Keema took the mic she thanked everyone for coming and shared with us, why this cause is so important to her. Herself, her mom, as well as other family members suffer from either high blood pressure or heart disease which is indeed a pandemic in the female African American community. So it truly warms my heart to see someone taking a stand and time, to educate, bring awareness to, and support such an important cause.



Not only was this event in support of the American Heart Association but the collection of handbags helped to support the 'Dress for Success' project as well as 'The Salvation Army'. I was indeed honored to be apart of such a momentous event.


The desserts provided were delectable, tasty, and just plain yummy. There were a plethora of other homemade treats such as candy and candy apples. Though I couldn't try them all, they looked really inviting.



In concluding my time at the 'Hearts for Handbags' Sip & Shop, I was very grateful to have been invited to an event that hits so close to home. I truly do look forward to many more of Queens English PR's events and would like to extend a warm Thank You for all that you're doing to bring attention and awareness to this cause.


I would also like to say, please always support local and small businesses.

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Dee Shaw,
Fashion & Beauty Blogger












Wednesday, October 16, 2013

GET LACED: 2013 Fall Fashion Trend


One of this years hottest fall trends, lace, has definitely gone from the chapel to the runway. 


No longer seen as matronly, lace, has been reinvented and dubbed 'the new lace'. The runways from New York to London Fashion Weeks have been flooded with lacing details.


This very intricate texture has long since been a fashion staple for many, many years, with emphasis on bridalwear.  However, this very chic and sophisticated pattern and texture is a red hot commodity, which has made its way on and has been incorporated in this years top designs and styles, including slacks and jumpsuits.


The red carpet has blazed the lace trail as well. A slew of stars and celebs along with their glam squads have hopped aboard the lace train. And because it has been so very well incorporated into modern designs, it didn't take much convincing. 


Shoe designers are also getting in on the lace bandwagon. From the very well known Jimmy Choo to Steve Madden, lace is the 'it' texture to rock on your feet this fall. And because 'the new lace' has made such an impact this year, it can be worn, pretty much, anywhere with anything.


Top manicurist and nail techs are cashing in on the lace design as well. So much so, that actual lace has made its way onto some of the most popular hands in the world.


It is also very much 'in' to accessorize with lace, especially if you're not quite sure or sold on a full lace ensemble. Purses, earrings, bracelets, cuffs, and cell phone cases are definitely great ways to add the flair and detail to any outfit.


In addition, as with most of the hottest styles this year, you can also find lace in different colors. From very bright to classic black, lace has a color to fit all skintones and types. There are also new, different, and fun lace patterns debuting this fall season, leaving all with plenty to choose from.


So, as you transition or whether you've already transitioned into your fall and winter wardrobe, why not try to play around with, mix and match, and work 'the new lace' into some of your favorite fall ensembles.



Dee PoeticMamii










Saturday, March 2, 2013

ACESSORY GARDIN: The Jewelry Is Blooming!





If you are looking for affordable yet trendy accessories to dress up your outfits, then stop by GardinAccessories.com! They have a wide variety of rings, necklaces, clutches, earrings, and more! The Accessory Gardin has styles ranging from funky to classic, colorful to monochrome! If you live in the Charlotte Area, you can stop by their store in Gastonia (904 S. New Hope Rd., Suite I, Gastonia, NC 28054).

Sunday, January 20, 2013

The Bun...Classic Yet Classy

The bun, for so many women has long been a go to style. No matter what the hair type, straight, wavy, curly, permed, or natural, we all can  rock a bun.

During the winter months a lot of women tend to let their hair grow longer yet get frustrated with what to do with.  However, the bun is a staple style for many women on the go. This classic yet classy style never gets old.

The diversity of the bun is the reason why it will always be here to stay. For example, the bun can be worn classically with the hair pulled to the back flowing into a pinned ball, or the hair can be gathered and smooth to  the side while the bun rest either at the bottom or top of the ear for a very sophisticated look. The messy bun has become very popular over the most recent years, where the hair is pulled into the classic bun however, there are strands of hair sporadically protruding from the bun. Not comfortable with all of your hair being pulled and tucked away, then add a bang and pull the bun to the top of your head for a very chic look. Going somewhere classy and formal? Add hair jewelry, a twist, or a french braid to the side or top of the hair. There are countless ways to wear your hair in a bun while accentuating your outfit and personality.