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Shea Marie Launches a Hand-Made-in-California Swim Line
Add Shea Marie of Peace Love Shea to the list of celeb bloggers who have launched their own fashion lines. The Southern California native has been hinting at the project for months on her Instagram feed, and finally yesterday we got a look at Same Swim, a collection of hand-made swimsuits and tees to match.
If you’re a one-piece kinda gal, you’re out of luck. This is a bikinis-only collection. But the colors and styles are plentiful, with everything from triangle to tube tops and string bikini bottoms to (slightly) more covered up styles. Colorways range from black to white and plenty of brights in between.
Here are a few of my favorites… better start working on that bikini body NOW! Check out the entire collection here.
What do you think of Shea’s swimwear? Let us know in the comments!
10 Fashion Must Haves for this hot festive season...
we'd give you a bit of a rundown of what's hot this festive season to provide you with some last minute gift inspiration or maybe even an excuse to treat yourself!
White Stylish Bodycon Love Crop Maxi Dress
For a slightly more formal look this white maxi dress is simply perfect, it has a bodycon design meaning it provides a very comfortable, flattering fit. Complete with a scoop neckline which has adjustable straps to get the fit just right. With a thigh high split at the front to show off your legs. It's simple, yet elegant making it ideal for any occasion, whether formal or casual. Maybe just the thing for your work Christmas party?!
Custo Barcelona Celebrates 39th New York Fashion Week With “Slow
Here at Fashion Week Online, we’ve been talking about the “return to craftsmanship” movement for some time. (Or at least, for awhile in “fashion time.”) This obsession with detail and quality is perfectly evidenced in Custo Barcelona. Custo Dalmau, the force behind the obrand Custo Barcelona, is no stranger to fashion or New York Fashion Week. After all, this is his 39th NYFW season.
New York Fashion Week (NYFW) 18-Year-Old Model With Down Syndrome Makes Her Fashion Week Debut
Madeline Stuart, a 18-year-old model with Down syndrome, strolled the runway at New York Fashion Week for FTL MODA on Sunday, an exceptionally regarded open door for any model to have in her profession. Stuart follows in the strides of American Horror Story performer Jamie Brewer, who strolled in NYFW last season and turned into the first individual with Down disorder to do as such.
The Australian model was put on the guide not long ago when demonstrating photographs on her Facebook page circulated around the web, and her profession has subsequent to taken off.
Amid the show, Stuart wore a nitty gritty white outfit and additionally an isolates look included a flowy printed tank and some metallic shorts; both looks were outlined by Hendrik Vermeulen.

She likewise had her hair styled in a meshed and creased updo to go with the many-sided face paint cosmetics look.

In a meeting with Cosmopolitan.com a month ago, Stuart's mother said, "The thing I'd like individuals to detract from this is to not segregate. Try not to judge a book by its spread. I would simply like individuals to acknowledge, love, and show benevolence. That is this speaks the truth for us. The demonstrating is fun and everything, except it's only a vehicle to get the message out. I believe that is the reason she's done so well, is on account of this doesn't speak the truth us. It's about battling the battle for every one of the general population out there that are a touch distinctive that need to.
The Australian model was put on the guide not long ago when demonstrating photographs on her Facebook page circulated around the web, and her profession has subsequent to taken off.
Amid the show, Stuart wore a nitty gritty white outfit and additionally an isolates look included a flowy printed tank and some metallic shorts; both looks were outlined by Hendrik Vermeulen.
She likewise had her hair styled in a meshed and creased updo to go with the many-sided face paint cosmetics look.

In a meeting with Cosmopolitan.com a month ago, Stuart's mother said, "The thing I'd like individuals to detract from this is to not segregate. Try not to judge a book by its spread. I would simply like individuals to acknowledge, love, and show benevolence. That is this speaks the truth for us. The demonstrating is fun and everything, except it's only a vehicle to get the message out. I believe that is the reason she's done so well, is on account of this doesn't speak the truth us. It's about battling the battle for every one of the general population out there that are a touch distinctive that need to.
Ready to Wear Spring 2016 Spring Fashion Collection by Givenchy
The term sexy would be an understatement to describe the combination of lingerie-esque pieces Tisci and his design team crafted for this inaugural New York bout. The opening looks were camisoles and blouses of super-intricate lace and silk blends paired with what looked to be a heavier tuxedo-style pant with trailing silk ties. One of my favorite models, Lineisy Montero, donned the first all-black look that looked like it was ready for the bedroom or perhaps the boardroom if styled with the appropriate blazer.
Follow-on dresses borrowed from the boudoir, but nothing felt overly risqué. Paired with the right accessories and cover-ups where necessary, these night-time pieces become cocktail dresses for an edgy art exhibit, Met Gala after-party ensembles, or in the case of one look, a daring take on an engagement party gown.
The inclusion of male models in womenswear shows seems like a trend that won’t stop and to be honest, it works from a storytelling perspective. The men were dressed quite simply in all-black or all-white suiting and appeared in unison with their female counterparts; some even wore sheer dress shirts with lace detailing.
Towards the latter half of the show, Tisci showed dramatic headpieces, studded piercings, and more sculptural designs that certainly appeared more haute couture than ready-to-wear. I’m pretty sure Bey has already earmarked a few of those gowns to be transformed into one-piece leotards soon enough.
Overall, the collection showed tremendous stretch from a technical perspective and it took the audience on a journey celebrating the sheer beauty of woman in all of her vulnerability and strength, a touching tribute in light of 9/11. For me and for the 820+ fans who witnessed live in-person, Tisci certainly has become the people’s choice.
Thoughts on Givenchy’s Spring 2016 RTW Collection?
Images: Vogue.com
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