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Tickle Me Pink . . . For A Good Cause
The Tickle Me Pink fashion show will be going strong once again this year. This impressive student produce show, features work from student designers from all over Texas. The event benefits Houston based Pink Ribbons Project, a local breast cancer awareness initiative. Last year, this young talent put to shame some designers old enough to be their parents. I hear it will be an even bigger event this year! If you’re in Houston come on out, Thursday April 29th, and support young local talent and a wonderful non-profit organization. See the details , here, on our Events page.
Add comment March 26, 2010
Define Your Style In 2010 ~ Part 2
Don’t underestimate the importance of signature. Fashion icon’s all have things we automatically associate with them. From the classic glamor of Marilyn Monroe to the cutting edge sass of Rihanna, you know what speaks to them. So why not get a handle on what speaks to YOU? The mastering of a signature style is possible for everyone. Here are a few tips to get you started.
Part 2 – Signature Exercise
To help you get started, answer a few simple questions. Who is your favorite designer? What is your favorite cut of jeans? Think about what fashion trends or pieces you would never wear, and why. If you had to wear the same thing everyday, what would it be? Keeping these answers in mind when shopping, and when creating outfits from items already in your closet, will help define your personal style.
Thinking in this self-centric way can be helpful with visual tools like magazines and websites. Make note of what catches your eye. Is it because you love the look or hate it? Be specific. For example, if you can’t get enough of a certain top but would never wear the pants it is being paired with, your well on the way to figuring out your style. Chances are if you are repeatedly drawn to a certain item, it may fit your personality. If you haven’t experimented with that style yet . . . try it out!
Investing in signature pieces is another great way to make your wardrobe unique. Let’s say you find a dress you love that says exactly what you want your signature style to say. It’s priced a little more than you usually spend but you can afford it. A smart shopper would consider this an investment piece and plan as many looks around it as possible. Pair it with a great blazer one day, some tights another day, boots and a scarf, . . . make it your own. Just don’t forget the most important part of any signature look – CONFIDENCE. Own whichever style suits you best. And if you haven’t seen your style walking around out there, great! That just means we are waiting on you to dream it up.
Add comment March 4, 2010
Introducing Fab Savvy PR
Fab Savvy PR is the new fashion specific branch of A*Live PR. This new partnership will allow for even more specialized attention for designers, boutiques, stylists, and other fashion industry professionals. For more information visit: http://ping.fm/WbYss
Add comment January 2, 2010
Merry Christmas & A FABBY New Year
Hey All You Fabulous People,
Thank You So Much For All Of Your Support This Year.
2010 is going to be an even bigger and better year. We have so many great things in the works!
Be sure to get connected (and spread the word) so that you can reap the benefits of our hard work.
Wishing You Happy Holidays – Be Safe & Stay FabSavvy
Add comment December 22, 2009
Recession Proof Your Style – #1
In Today’s economy, if we can still call it that, everyone is looking for practical ways to save. Of Course, that means that some of our usual luxuries may be sacrificed. Fortunately for you, this series of tips, tricks, and dispelled myths will show you how reasonable style can be with just a little extra effort.
TIP: Think Versatile
We all want our own personal style to be an expression of our personality. Sometimes our choice of items that best reflect our style, can be so unique that they are not easily worn with the bulk of our wardrobe. When choosing pieces to give your look a little extra “pop” – Think Versatile. Instead of the pink & yellow pumps, opt for the solid pink pair with subtle detail. These can be worn with your classic black suit to work (add one accessory) or with jeans on the weekend. Remember, the idea is not only to save money up front but to get the most for your dollar. The pink & yellow pair may cost less, but if you only wear them once, is it really a deal?
Add comment April 10, 2009



