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Red: How To Wear the Runway’s Favorite Color
Barbie pink’s edgy older sister, Scarlet red did not just become on-trend: She never went out of style! Pierpaolo Piccioli fashioned a viral moment, choosing to send models down the runway head-to-toe in fuschia at Valentino’s Fall/Winter 2022-2023 show. Pink took the form of trench coats, sequined sweater and short sets, and dresses with matching Read more
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How the Chanel Cruise 2024 Collection Inspired My Outfit
Photo by Tim Regas Fashion has some serious transportive magic. In one outfit a person can have a designer shoe-clad foot in Paris and the other in Los Angeles. Inside the gates of the iconic Paramount Studios, models walked the makeshift catwalk of the Chanel Cruise 2024 runway show in sneakers and leg warmers. Chanel Read more
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How Music Can Inspire Your Style
One of the reasons I have fallen in love with fashion the way I have music: both are a language of their own. You don’t need to be fluent in a specific tongue to appreciate the story that can be told through style or song. But beyond that, I love how musicians have their own Read more
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Precious Cargo: Utility Style
If Indiana Jones was a woman, who kept her whip on the pulse of the latest fashion trends, she would be thrill-seeking in this rokh two-piece set. Sure, I’m not an archaeology professor on-duty and a world-wandering treasure hunter off-duty, but a broadcast journalist based in California’s capital city has her own set of adventures Read more
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Spring/Summer 2023 Trends Become One With Nature
It seems that the fashion set has taken a page from David William Thoreau and become one with nature. In January, Daniel Rosenberry’s latest couture collection for Schiaparelli took literal inspiration from the animal kingdom with embroidered animal heads, hand sculpted in foam, wool and silk faux fur. They were “hand-painted to look as lifelike Read more
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Making “Indie Sleaze” work for your 2023 wardrobe
If you tend to have a sleeker style, it doesn’t mean you can’t let out your inner “indie sleaze.” This fashion era that followed Y2K, is one that can be borderline cringe for people like me that were in middle school at its peak: heavy smudged under eyeliner, choppy bangs, skinny jeans with combat boots…but Read more
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