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DSS Magazine Photo Shoot - Behind The Scenes
The latest photo shoot I styled was for DSS Magazine (Spain) July 2012 issue. Here's a sneak peek of behind the scenes moments on location » Mojave Desert.
More behind the scenes from this shoot. Password: Mojave
Model » Ruvi Bazaz, Photographer » Christian Arias (Slickforce Studio), Hair » Alyssa Gonzalez, Makeup » Tamanna Roashan, Wardrobe » Laura Hunt, Wearable Sculpture provided by Spathose.
It's All In The Genes. Or Is That JEANS?
I know for myself, personally, and for my clients, jeans are one of the hardest items to purchase. They need to fit just right, while being comfortable and all together flattering.
I have fantastic news! In my recent (and tireless) quest to find the perfect pair of jeans for a client, I stumbled across a line called Genetic Denim. I was so impressed with everything I read and heard about this line, I had to order myself a pair to find out what all the jean-buzz was really about.
My first pair arrived and all I can say is, wow, wow, WOW! It's no wonder these jeans have become a staple item for the following celebrity fashion icons: Amanda Seyfried, Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba, Kim Kardashian, Drew Barrymore, Jennifer Lopez, Halle Barry, Bar Refaili, Zoe Saldana and Cameron Diaz (just to name a few).
Launched in 2006, Los Angeles based Genetic Denim is based on enduring elements of personal style: fit, fabrication and individuality. Creative Director Ali Fatourechi approaches denim with the mindset that our points of differentiation should be acknowledged and celebrated, resulting in a collection that caters to a range of women’s denim needs.
The core of the brand is driven towards delivering product that resonates with the denim customer, while reflecting a fashion forward perspective. Genetic Denim creates unexpected shapes and silhouettes, using the familiar fabric for every element of the ensemble for the present and future.
Genetic Denim is available in over 800 specialty stores and luxury retailers worldwide, including Barneys New York, Nordstrom, Fred Segal and Ron Herman in the United States, Holt Renfrew and TNT in Canada, Harvey Nichols in London and Hong Kong, Montaigne Market in Paris and Podium in Moscow, among other countries and doors. For more information, visit: GeneticDenimStore.com
Love, Peace and Jeans,
Laura
Be Bold. Be Colorful. Be Oh So Femme Fatale!
The sunshine is out and begging you to shine along with it! The season is here to be feminine, fun, flirty, daring. Be bold and wear your bright, flowery prints. You can balance a print dress with a solid jacket, but be daring and add colorful shoes; a fun way to show your personality! Finish your look with small accessories, matte nails, cute braided hairstyle and large leather bag.
Oh so femme fatale and oh so Spring!
Love, Peace and (bright) Hues,
Laura
Going to 2012 Jazz Fest in New Orleans? Keep Reading For Tips On How To Go In Style
I have been talking about Jazz Fest in New Orleans quite a bit on twitter and facebook lately. Yes, I'll be going again and of course, I'm excited! Who wouldn't be? Have you seen the musical lineup? Amazing. I received this question in my stylebox yesterday:
"Laura - this is my first time going to Jazzfest in New Orleans. I have no idea what to pack. Isn't it outdoors? Please help! - Andrea"
To Andrea (and the rest), here is my response: Yes, Jazz Fest is outdoors and the weather can range from being comfortably warm to uncomfortably hot so clothes made of lightweight fabrics are the best. But remember, I always say, you don't have to sacrifice style for comfort. Select cute, soft, flowing sundresses and maxi-dresses in cotton or cotton blend. You don't have to spend a ton of cash-ola either! Target carries some adorable sundresses as low as $18.00. Victoria's Secret also offers some very stylish (on the slightly sexier side) sundresses that you can order online. There's still time if you order this week!
As far as shoes, if you're anything like me, you are a woman who will die with high heels on. But let's be real, we can't really expect to traipse all over the New Orleans Fair Grounds in 5" platform stilettos! First of all, that would just look ridiculous and secondly, why risk breaking your pretty little ankle, right? So, what to do? Well, I recommend wedges and espadrilles. You can walk comfortably, still look stylish and when the rhythm strikes, you can get jiggy with it, without getting your heels stuck in the ground. Nordstrom has the most adorable wedges in a variety of colors and you can find some oh so lovely espadrilles at Macy's.
Comfortable, soft handbags with large handles or crossbody bags are best, like this one from Fossil. I also suggest packing one or two (really cute) hats with a wide brim. Again, Target is a great place to find stylish hats (as low as $14.00). Modcloth has some amazingly adorable summer hats as well so check them out for sure.
Well, I think you're all set to pack for Jazz Fest now. Oh, please don't forget to protect that beautiful face by wearing sunglasses and sunscreen too.
Meet you at the Fair Grounds!
Love, Peace and Espadrilles,
Laura
Spring Has Sprung! Dare To Wear Color!
In January, I posted a fashion color report for spring/summer 2012 to help you get ahead of the seasons and be in the know about what to expect in upcoming fashion color trends. Perhaps some of you took heed then and started your spring/summer wardrobe shopping. For those of you just now prepping for warmer weather, the style inspiration set I created above shows three of the must-have colors in various shades to give you inspiration as you spring clean and shop for new stylish and colorful pieces. Focus on finding juicy oranges (coral), electric blues (baby and teal) and cabaret (pink hues). Just remember to select shades that compliment your cool or warm skin tone. If you are unsure as to which one you are, a consultation with an image consultant can help. Happy and colorful shopping, fashionistas!
Love, Peace and (colorful) Shoes,
Laura
A Weekend Getaway Oozing of Fabulous Fun!
Yes, the rumors are true. There's an exciting weekend getaway (just for women) coming and I'm thrilled to pieces about it! My Style Getaway is an image, fashion and complete beauty weekend retreat accessorized with style, laughter and motivation! The weekend will include a complete image and styling seminar, hair and makeup tutorials, nutrition sessions and instructive fitness classes. The buzz is that there's going to be some colorful cocktails made of Jordan's Skinny Mixes, a fashion show and to die for swag bags too. Ooh la la! Sounds like some heavy duty pampering. Two exciting weekends are being planned for 2012 with special introductory prices being offered. Four locations will be announced soon for 2013. Space will be limited for these weekend getaways, ladies, so be sure and sign up as soon as registration opens. Payment plans are even being offered to make this fabulous weekend more attainable for women.
You can follow My Style Getaway on twitter and like them on facebook to stay 'in the know' about this exciting and oh so stylish event. Oh, and be sure to check out the morning and evening edition of The My Style Getaway Daily for all kinds of stylish tips, news stories and fashionable finds! Doesn't all of this just ooze of fabulous fun?
Fashion Week Flashbacks posted by annephillipsphotography:
At the CFW2010 Press Conference with Laura Hunt, Romae Gordon (Pulse Fashion Director), and myself.
New Boutique Alert! Buttons & Bows - Los Angeles
Attention Los Angeles fashion devotees: Boy have I got some news that will push your pretty little shopping buttons. Ready for this? Karen Marley (yes, daughter of legendary music and fashion icon, Bob Marley) along with style enthusiast, Monique (D. Lecroix) have opened Buttons & Bows, a new consignment boutique in downtown LA.
From $50 - $350, you can invite a little Marc Jacobs, Miu Miu, 3.1 Phillip Lim, (just to name a few) designer pieces "with experience" back home to your closet for some style fun. If you have more of a hunger for vintage, there's a well-kept selection to feed your erstwhile appetite.
Even better news and just in time for spring cleaning, Button & Bows will accept your slightly skilled garments looking for new closets to hang out in while you make room for your new consignment cargo.
Make money and shop for stylish designer threads? Definitely pushes my happy buttons!
Buttons & Bows, 111 West Seventh Street, at Main Street, suite r11 (213-622-0648 or buttonsandbowsla.com). Store hours: Monday - Saturday: 11 am-6pm
Catch Laura on Daytime Television this week!
Tune into Daytime Television on Monday, March 26th. Laura Hunt will be on discussing Spring/Summer color trends with host, Lindsay MacDonald. Wardrobe and accessories provided by Bella Moda and Spathose. Go here to see where Daytime airs in your city. To see photos from the segment, click here.
Traveling? How To Pack Efficiently and Stylishly
Spring Break and wedding season is just around the corner, so I thought it would be a nice time to touch on a question I am asked quite frequently: "How do I pack for a trip without taking my kitchen sink along?"
With my many years of travel experiences, I have become quite the packing aficionado and have discovered ways to fit a week's worth of traveling clothes into one carry-on suitcase and one personal bag. There are many benefits in being able to do this. The most important is that you save on airline fees for baggage (they seem to keep going up) and it makes traveling much easier when you land to get to where you're going without fear of lost luggage!
One carry-on and one personal bag? I know, so hard to believe, right? In order to make this possible, you do have to make some sacrifices without leaving behind your absolute essentials. (Having all of your Louboutins on one trip would not be defined as absolute essentials, ladies!)
The overall goal you want to focus on when packing is to make sure you have enough outfits to wear to all of your outings, parties and events. You also want to make sure you are as wrinkle-free as possible (who wants to iron on vacation?) and that you have accessories to go with each one of your outfits.
To learn how to pack like a seasoned traveling fashionista, follow the 10 simple packing tips below:
1. Start by making a list of your trip. Write down what each day will entail. Even if your trip is more spur-of-the-moment and without an agenda, it helps to know how many changes you will need each day.
2. Put together outfits for each outing. Try to 'recycle' your basics as much as possible. For example, jeans, shorts and skirts can usually make 2 outfits. 4 pairs of shoes is usually sufficient. Opt for outfits that can (God forbid!) use the same shoes. Unless you're traveling to Fashion Week where one cannot be photographed in the same pair of shoes twice, this should not be a problem.
3. Put your heavier items (shoes, boots) on the bottom of your suitcase.
4. Place sunglasses, socks, smaller items inside your shoes and boots.
5. Use plastic in between each layer in your suitcase. (I use the plastic from the dry cleaners). This will prevent items from wrinkling in transit because they will slide against the wrap, not allowing them to stand still long enough to crease.
6. Roll your dresses, t-shirts and blouses, placing them tightly on top of the plastic over your heavy items.
7. Use bubble wrap for any of your breakable or fragile items. Place those items snugly in between your rolled clothes.
8. Lay the waist of your pants at one of edge of the suitcase, letting the hems hang outside the suitcase. Lay the next pair of pants with its waist on the opposite edge, also letting the hems hang outside the suitcase. Continue alternating with all of your pants. Then, fold the legs of your pants all at once back into the suitcase, from the left and right sides.
9. Place your necessities, or the things you'll need first, on top, such as pajamas and a toothbrush if you're arriving at night.
10. Use your personal-sized bag for makeup, jewelry, books and magazines. I use my evening clutch to carry my accessories in and this usually fits inside my larger personal bag.
And there you have it! You are now stylishly ready for your trip without the hassle of checking in a bag and instead of worrying about lost luggage, your travel fun can begin. Happy and stylish traveling!
Love, Peace and Shoes,
Laura
Petite vs. Tall: Simple Tips on Getting Dressed
I think every single one of us can accept the fact by now that we are all different shapes, different sizes and different heights. My last post was about "knowing your body shape" so I thought it would be a nice segue into another topic I am frequently asked about: Petite vs. Tall.
How do you know which one you are, besides the obvious? It's pretty simple: If you are under 5'4", you are petite. If you are over 5'9", you are tall. In between 5'4" and 5'9" are considered as average height.
Now there are many other factors outside of height to consider such as skin tone, overall body proportion (shape) and what's appropriate wear for your particular career, but I have listed some basic tips to follow when getting dressed.
PETITE
My favorite tip of course is to wear heels! Not only do they add height, heels are the best confidence booster, making you "walk tall" in every way.
Don't wear too many layers: keep it simple or you'll get lost in your clothes.
Make sure everything fits well: Don't wear baggy! Know a good tailor.
Choose pants that lengthen your legs: a higher waistband and longer hemline. Avoid wide-leg and go with straight leg.
Pleats and pockets will break your body in half; avoid those.
Monochromatic colors will elongate your body giving you height.
Showing legs with shorter hemlines (when appropriate) will give you height.
Pencil skirts are great; avoid A-line as they will make you look wider...and shorter. Maxi skirts and dresses will also make you appear shorter.
Waistlines of jackets should go right above your actual waistline and stop right above your hips.
Proportion is KEY when you're petite - don't carry large bags and purses or wear chunky jewelry that will overwhelm your small frame.
Some places to find clothing for petite women: Neiman Marcus, LOFT, Marks and Spencer, Macy's and Ralph Lauren.
TALL
Again, my favorite tip: Don't be afraid to wear heels! Wearing high heels when you're tall gives you a boost of confidence and shows the world you are proud of your body. If you choose to downplay your height, that's okay too and good news: flats are very fashion-forward right now!
Choose structured jackets to create dramatic angles and break up the lines of your body; giving you curves if you don't have them and accentuating if you do.
Maxi skirts and dresses look fantastic on tall women just make sure the length is hitting the floor or they will look like they are too short for you.
If dresses are too short for your tall frame, turn them into tunics by wearing them with skinny jeans, tights or leggings.
Be sure your tops fit correctly with sleeves that fall where they should as well as the waistline. Yes, 3/4" sleeves are in, but if you aren't careful, they can end up looking as though they are too small for you.
A-line skirts look great on tall women. If you are a tall AND thin woman, they add width to your hips giving your look more curves.
Look for jeans that are labeled long (34"+ inseam). Boot cut, wide leg and straight leg all look great on tall frames.
Some places to find clothing for tall women: Banana Republic, Tall Couture, JCPenney, Ann Taylor and Nordstrom.
As I mentioned earlier, there are many other factors that go into getting dressed. Most importantly, embrace and be proud of your height no matter if you are petite or tall! Love your body! If you have more questions on getting dressed for your height, contact me and I will be happy to help.
Love, Peace and Shoes,
Laura
How to dress for your body shape: A few simple tips
Knowing your body shape will make all the difference in the world when it comes time to selecting the right clothes for yourself. It is an absolute fashion must to take the time to determine your size and shape. You want to make sure you are not only buying clothes that fit you correctly, but also cuts that will hide those perfect imperfections and accentuate the positives!
Basic body shapes and some simple tips to help you out:
Triangular (also known as pear): Hips are larger than shoulders – balance the upper body by creating visual width. Lighter colors on top, darker on bottom.
Inverted Triangle: Shoulders are larger than hips – Focus on wearing V-necks to elongate the upper body. Darker colors on top, lighter on bottom.
Rectangular: Balanced hips and shoulders, lean, no waist definition – Belts and wrap dresses will help create an illusion of a waistline.
Round (also known as apple): Balanced hips and shoulders, usually heavy, no waist definition – Focus on wearing V-necks, scarves and long necklaces to help elongate upper body. Seams darts and lines in the mid-section will create waist definition.
Hourglass: Bust and hips are balanced, smaller waist – this body type can wear most cuts and styles. Fitted is usually better so you don't lose that hourglass look.
No matter what your body type is, just remember to embrace your curves! If you need more help in determining your body shape and how to accentuate your best features, contact me and I will be happy to help.
Love, Peace and Shoes,
Laura
Why should I work on my image?
To put it quite simply, the way in which you present yourself is your image. Your image is your personal brand in life. Personal branding, by definition, is the process by which we market ourselves to others.
A mistake people often make is believing that image is just about style and fashion. It isn't. Image is based on a variety of factors including clothing, grooming, tone of voice, attitude, vocabulary, facial expressions, eye contact, gestures and social behaviors.
Overall image should always shine from the inside out. I always tell my clients, if they haven't taken the time to style the INSIDE, no amount of Chanel or Dior I select for them to wear will make them look good on the OUTSIDE. In other words, analyze the heart, mind and soul before you hire an image consultant to analyze your wardrobe and skin tone. In addition to visual appearance, an image consultant can also help you in areas of verbal/non-verbal communication and social behavior (also known as etiquette).
"You only get one chance to make a first impression" is such a true statement. The somewhat harsh reality is that people will form an opinion of you based on very little information. This is why discovering how to present your TRUE self is so important. First impressions have significant, measurable effects on the observer so you want to be sure the image reflecting outwardly towards others is authentic and that impressions left behind are accurate to who you are internally and externally.
What is the overall image you want to project? There truly isn't a right or wrong answer. In my job, I have discovered image wants and needs differ greatly depending on career and lifestyle. This is why it is so important to understand who you are as a person from the inside out. You must know what your wants, needs and desires are and where you are going personally and professionally in order to really work on perfecting your image.
The bottom line is this: Your image = How people perceive you. Discovering who you are and polishing your image is so powerfully important because, however little you may like it, perception is, in fact, reality. If after reading all of this, you feel you you would like to improve in certain areas to project the best and true image of who you are, contact me for a consultation.
Love, Peace and Image,
Laura
Bedtime Beauty Tips to help keep your skin BEAUTIFUL!
Ladies (and men even) taking care of your skin every night before bedtime will help keep your skin fresh, glowing and more youthful. You should develop your own beauty regimen based on your skin type. Below are just some simple tips you can follow before going to bed each night. Remember to always use products that are suitable for your skin type!
- Be sure and remove your makeup and wash your face every single night. Your makeup may contain lead and other chemicals you are unaware of. You shouldn't leave those harsh products sitting on your face while you sleep!
- Use a toner and moisturizer that is suitable for your skin type. Rose water is actually the best natural form of toner you can use. It can be purchased in most health food stores. You must be careful when purchasing rose water to buy only the 100 percent pure form.
- Applying olive oil to your cheeks in an upward circular motion increases the blood flow into the cells giving the skin an overnight glow.
- Slice or crush cucumbers (hint: use a food processor!) and keep in refrigerator all day. Before going to bed, place cucumbers over eyes for 10 minutes. Sliced potatoes give the same effect. This is also a great morning routine to do as well to reduce tired looking eyes. You can also try Nourish My Eyes, a Fran Wilson product.
-You can also apply raw milk to your skin every night. The fat in whole milk works as an excellent moisturizer for your face. You will see results of smoother, younger looking skin in a few weeks!
And there you have it, just a few small tips that you may or may not already be doing. Just be sure you are taking action to take care of your skin all day, but having a night time routine is one of the best ways to show your skin you care!
Love, Peace and Healthy Skin,
Laura
Red Alert! Red Alert!
Since today is Valentine's Day, I guess it would be quite appropriate to write about one of my favorite colors of all time: RED! I absolutely LOVE red. I love red dresses. I love red shoes. I embrace and encourage the wearing of red. As I mentioned last Friday while I was on live with FosterCast Radio of Rhino Air, red is a powerful color. Red is a universally recognized sign of romance; it boosts sex appeal. Red lipstick is a "never go out of style" FASHION DO. Wear your red, ladies! Sparkle! Shine! Be dominant and alluring! Be oh so ooh la la! I love the confidence a woman exudes when in red.
So today in honor of one of my favorite colors, below are some recent tributes proving I am obviously not the only fan:
These were some of my favorite red dresses from The Heart Truth® Red Dress Collection. Held to raise awareness of heart health in women, the event, which kicked off New York Fashion Week last week. (L to R: Christie Brinkley in Pamella Roland, Minka Kelly in DVF & Rebecca Romijn in Marchesa)
The Louis Vuitton 2011-2012 fall/winter collection, "Cherries on the Cake" campaign boasts the gorgeous red Alma BB atop a decadently designed cupcake adorned with sprinkles of the Sarah Wallet and the red heart shaped Cœur Coin Purse. I saw the window display yesterday while at the Beverly Center in Los Angeles and the red caught my attention immediately. So, I went inside for a taste test. For just $2,805.00 I could own every piece used to create this mouth-watering luxury cupcake! Tempting, but I'm on a diet. (Alma BB $1,490 | Sarah Wallet $815.00 | Cœur Coin Purse $500.00)
And then last, but not least, there was my recent article, "When in doubt...wear RED!" As you can see, I wrote this article on January 20th, proving I love the color so much, I don't just reserve Valentine's Day for writing about red. In the same way, you shouldn't wait for special holidays to wear this glamorous and rich color. Enjoy wearing red today and every single day. Just make sure you select the right shade of color for your skin tone. Learn more about dressing for your skin tone HERE. If you are still unsure, send me a message or click here to submit your style question.
Happy Valentine's Day or just happy Tuesday. Whichever one makes you happy!
Love, Peace and (red) Shoes,
Laura
Color, Color Everywhere! Do YOU Know Which Color Palette You Are?
Something I hear frequently when working with a new client is, "I can't wear (fill in a color here) because it looks horrible on my skin tone!" After hearing this complaint, I generally like to ask the person, "And what exactly do you think your skin tone is?" Answers range from, "Oh, it's sort of pinkish" to "I think it's sort of greenish-yellowish." Ok, let's get this straight right now. There's no such thing as having an "ish" in your skin tone. Is that understood? No ish. It's either warm or it's cool. Everyone has a dominant color in their skin that is either a cool color (blue tones) or a warm one (golden tones). Period. Cool and warm tones can also be found in eye and hair. A complete color analysis with a Fashion or Image Consultant will help to identify what your tones are. Ahem, I know a good one you can hire. In addition to understanding your own color palette, something interesting to know are the psychological effects behind the choice of color in your clothing. Yes, color has a psychological impact on the person viewing it - especially in the business world, but this also applies in casual dress as well. Some meanings behind their colors are: Red: Commands power and energy. If you are nervous about a presentation or interview, select red and you will be surprised at how this color will ward off your shyness. Yellow: Conveys youthfulness. It is also a trustworthy color so if you're selling something, think about wearing this color to close the deal! Green: Radiates calmness and harmony. If you know you may be in a stressful environment, choose a shade of green for the day. Be careful though, this is one of those colors that you must have the right skin tone or you risk looking drab. Blue: Expresses serenity and peace. A man should consider light blue for a first date and navy blue for a first business meeting. Blue also looks great on camera. Purple: Energy and creativity. Artistic types generally love purple. A great color to wear to social gatherings. Pink: Although a feminine color, also looks great on men. Not a good color selection for big presentations or if you want to feel powerful. Brown: Comfortable and practical. Brown is acceptable any time and any day of the year. It is a safe color for just about every skin tone. Black: Slimming. Always safe. Wear it. Enough said. When in doubt, just wear white - the absence of all color. Just like President Obama's white bow tie and tuxedo with a notch collar. Oh, but that's another topic for another time! Obviously, there are many more colors as well as other factors to consider in additon to skin tones and color meanings, but if you truly want to look fabulous, then a full color analysis can be a very valuable tool in helping you do this. Wardrobe, accessory and makeup coordination flows a little bit easier when you understand your own color palette. I know, I know, so much to learn and remember. Skin color! Hair color! Eye color! Clothing color! That's why I'm here to help. Click here to contact me if you are interested in scheduling an individual consultation to learn more about your colors. You can also follow me on twitter @LauraHuntStyle for free tidbits of image and style advice in 140 characters or less!
Love, Peace and Shoes,
Laura
Style Inquiry: "Help! How can I dress business casual and still be stylish?"
Today's style inquiry comes from 18 year old Kurtanna who is starting her first job in a call center.
"Help! How can I dress business casual and still be stylish?"
Business casual is actually one of the most flexible of career styles, but can also be quite confusing to some because it can mean many things to different companies. It is always important to ask for clarity from your employer just to be sure you are properly adhering to the company's specific policies on dress codes.
My idea of business casual is to be well put together and presentable without wearing a full business suit. Dresses, pants, skirts and boyfriend jackets paired with casual tops usually take the place of a suit in this type of work environment. Skirts and dresses should be 2 inches above, right at or below the knees. You should have 2-3 boyfriend jackets (black, beige and navy blue) as they can be added to just about any outfit to create looks that are professional without being too stuffy. Wrap dresses are also great options for the office and are flattering on all body types. Add stylish fashion flair to your business casual look with bright colored handbags or shoes.
The style set I created above are perfect examples of conservative yet stylish looks, which still convey professionalism. You can also click here to read my post about Casual Friday, which can also work in most business casual environments.
The most important thing to remember is this: The way you dress will affect the way you feel about yourself and in turn, be reflected in your productivity. If you feel like a super star, you will work like a super star!
Love, Peace and Shoes,
Laura
