Angela Beauty Bliss

Fashion designer Angela Simmons of Pastries attended this year's fashion week at the Charlotte Ronson and Monarchy show this week looking fabulous with her play of beauty assortments that are eye catching and edgy. For her play of lips start off with a bare lip with a hint of moisture added for easy application of lip wear. A color pencil of tint of red added to the lip brings in an extra pop of color in definition along with the outline of the lip to smooth out the complete look. The classic appeal gives a long lasting 40's glamour illusion that is simply chic in appeal, but then again a classic red lip can never stir a girl wrong. Try Sephora Sugar Rose Fresh LipStick in Red retailed at Sephora, or M.A.C Cosmetic Viva Glam Lipstick retailed at M.A.C. The colors are promising in glam and leaves a polished look of chic.

Fashion Stylist : June Amberose

Graduating with a degree in Marketing with her first job for a corporate America Investment Bank firm, June Amberose sought out for more than just the average job. The 33 year old explaines to the fashion bomb, "I was always interested in clothing. When I was in elementary school, I created our first school fashion show. I got everyone involved, whether we were making pocketbooks out of crepe or skirts out of construction paper." Her keen eye for fashion and spirit landed her as a fashion stylist for Jive Records where she did music groups and photo shoot spreads for the label. In the beginning she didn't even know what a fashion stylist did. “I was a sponge and OK with learning as I went. It was my passion and everything that I did. I wanted to know where clothes came from before they went to stores. I dreamt, lived, and breathed fashion.” The author of ." Effortless Style", continues to work for massive of celebrity clientale in the fashion industry known for dressing Ciara, Kelly Ripa, and Jay-Z.


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Designer Spotlight: Rachel Roy

Rachel Roy, a Manhatten based designer, execution of design and texture has opened her an upcoming spot as one of the few rising designers of the century. Starting her fashion career off since the age of 14 years old she graduated with a degree in communications and then moved to New York City to pursue a fashion career. She eventually landed an internship with Rocawear clothing line where she was promoted to Creative Director. In 2005 she expanded her avenue of design to create her very own fashion sense of design. "Accessible fashion is very important to me, and I believe every woman should get the opportunity to express herself through style. I have wanted to design a fashion forward yet affordable collection since I was young. With this collection I focused on accenting women’s best features while keeping the clothes edgy and youthful", she tells Afrobella.com. Her massive choices of textures and silhouettes are trendy and youthful with a touch of power in representation. There is a statement to be made in her pieces that drives an inner force of fashion escape. Recently, the mother of two has expanded her line in contract with Macy's stores with a more afforable price point for the women she designs for. "I knew the price points for the collection would be affordable no matter where it was sold, and the team at Jones Apparel Group and I were both so impressed and honored by Macy’s support. We completely saw eye to eye in how we wanted this collection to look and in what ways we would position it to customers." Her collection, design eye and style are very promising and more is anticipated from the designer in the future.

Fashion Night Out 2009

In the national celebration of the fashion industry in it's self, has birth one of the biggest events in contribution to fashion and those who love it. Fashion Night Out filled with continuous love and adoration for shopping, designer sitings, and plenty of celebrity exposure to go along with the event. With the invitation of every department store, boutique, flagship stores, and multiple designers along the New York coast the event has been a long lasting luxury of entertainment in a fashionable way. The event has donated all of the sales of the "Fashion Night Out" shirt to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum.


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