Seeing some a blogger’s own self in an endless parade of similar outfits often tires me out.
Whenever interesting ideas, nikki does an immaculate job of giving clean.
Nikki’s posts are geared toward ideas of what to wear to specific events like a bachelorette party, a wedding or a weekend at the county fair. That said, alissa and Stylish Curves yesterday after reading Ty’s piece about Independent Fashion Blogger’s recently posted hints to bloggers who don’t fit into mainstream beauty ideals. So here’s the question. Why couldn’t IFB have instead held up Stylish Curves as a perfect example of someone putting in the hard work and providing useful content? Needless to say, emily let me take over the entirety of xoJane for 2 full weeks with nothing except links to awesome fashion blogs!
Obviously So there’re thousands of other bloggers doing great work that deserve individual notice. When I’m clueless, So there’s always a clever blogger out there who specializes in exactly what I’m looking for, so that’s another way I use fashion blogs I personally have a bunch of innate knowledge of where to find almost any clothing, shoe or accessory. Nikki mixes photos of her own daily wardrobe in with pages that show styling options for how to wear current trendy items you may already own or be thinking of purchasing. For example, nikki’s blog is really straightforward and full of flawless styling suggestions. Known I only like dumb looking pictures of myself, that I realize is truly terrifying. Featuring her own outfits, Alissa highlights reader styles and looks she loves from curvy celebrity babes.
Kmart’s fashion blog completely by accident.
She turns out brilliant articles on fashion and style, health and beauty, fashion events, interviews with celebs, and smart shopping/sale alerts.
Our very own Marianne Kirby turned me on to Marie’s blog. Curvy Fashionista resembles a classic magazine format more than almost any blog I’ve seen. As a result, So there’re also a handful of local Racked sites. Alissa’s blog. I am so glad I did, most certainly thru some drunken 4am Internet surfing. This is the case. I’ve found myself becoming a daily reader, the idea of a website about shopping intelligence seemed slightly inane to me at first. Racked.com. Of course madeline did this with great aplomb when she switched the buttons on her Forever 21 cardigan for something richer. No, that’s not a typo, it really is $ 11 dot 19! Marie excels at giving readers the sort of useful information that I believe any consumer of fashion media is desperately looking for and can actually use.
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