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SOLANGE - DONâT TOUCH MY HAIR
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Iâm so proud to announce my first ever zine, Crowning Glory! My mother said a womanâs hair is her crowning glory and that inspired me to create this zine which explores the relationship Nigerian women have with their hair. I loved being able to interview the phenomenal women featured in this zine and I learnt more about myself in the process. Click here to read the zine and like and share this if you liked it! This is a pdf copy with a different format, it is A3 so you will be able to see full open pages as opposed to one page (A4 sheet).Â
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The Rise of British Streetwear Brand Trapstar
TRAPSTAR London is a streetwear and lifestyle brand that draws upon influenced from iconic cinema, photography, contemporary art and music. Itâs foundations are built on UK inner-city underground subculture but that doesnât stop A-listers such as Rihanna, Cara Delevigne, A$AP Rocky and Hip-Hop don Jay-Z sporting the garms of this rising name in fashion. Trapstar hasâŠ
The Rise of British Streetwear Brand Trapstar was originally published on Show Us Style
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Find The Perfect Pair Of Black Work Trousers This Summer
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So itâs the end of Spring and weâre really getting into summer fashion territory. This means floaty dresses, strappy tops, sandals and sunglasses. But I still canât help myself from wanting to wear black a lot of the time.
So how do we achieve this throughout the warmer months without being too impractical? Absorbing all the heat from the sun isnât very chic. The key is fit and fabric.
Today Iâm going to focus on trousers that sit between work appropriate (depending on your office!) and casual (my favourite, of course).
Fit:
Ensure your trousers arenât too tightly fitting. This is the year of the wide leg/loose fitting/culotte/boot cut trouser. Skinny jeans are a distant memory. Time to make way for something a lot more comfortable but is still on trend.
Fabric:
Now, Iâm no textile whizz, but denim is a no-no if you want to wear black on a warm day. Stick to linen, light cotton or fabrics that are generally more breathable and feel light on the body. The ultimate trouser fabric feels like youâre not wearing anything at all.
Wide leg flares
These are F&F Tesco would you believe! I did have to take them up because Iâve got short legs but the fit on these are great. The wide leg from the top right down to the hem, mixed with the classic âD-ringâ belt fastening straddles the trousers between 70s and 90s.
These are totally work appropriate if youâre in a more corporate professional environment. They work just as well if you still want to pull off a casual look like I did here, pairing them with some white/navy Adidas Superstars to pull together the 90s/00s look I was going for.
No longer on sale, but find these at ASOS to create a similar look
Crépe wide leg culottes
Still available as a single piece or a co-ord set!
I had been looking for a pair of trousers like these for ages, since I originally saw them in Topshop.
The all-over pleating creates a beautiful silhouette and they are the ultimate day/night transition trouser! Wear with trainers/chunky sandals during the day and just add a strappy heel to glam-up any outfit
Peg-leg trouser with zips
Again, from Topshop, these are so work appropriate yet fashion forward. I want to dispel this myth that work trousers have to be those god awful shapeless attempt-at-being-bootcut style and encourage people to have fun with work clothes.
Your dress code might be conservative (which usually just means not too revealing and block/muted colours) but that doesnât mean you have to look like youâre wearing an ill-fitting bag over your body!
So Iâm wearing the the trousers with classic Nike Air Force One trainers for the smart-casual look, but they would work just as well with some dainty cut out ballet pumps!
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Now I wouldnât normally even give Peacocks a second glance. Itâs not known to be overly on trend or cutting edge, but I was in the store rushing to find a blouse for an interview when I found these beauties:
They are so comfortable. These are the trousers Iâm talking about when I mean they feel like youâre wearing nothing at all. The wide and narrow set vertical monochrome striped are really flattering.
Again, I had to cut these because Iâm short and I think the rugged un-hemmed look actually works for these simply because the material is very lightweight and has a natural creased look, that screams âI just rolled out of bed and threw these on but I still look fabulous!â
Cropped flare trousers
Remember earlier how I mentioned that I wanted us to get away from the typical boot-cut work trousers. Well Iâm kind of going back on myself here in suggesting this next pair which are essentially a modified version of what I hate!
First of all, theyâre high waisted and donât have any pockets (slightly annoying but it creates a nicer shape) so fit really well (they could do with some belt loops as the waist is slightly too big.)
Then the cropped length. Just, anything that shows a bit of ankle gets a thumbs up in my book! Not only are they smart, but they looks great! You can show off the shoes youâre wearing whilst still looking professional and put together.
Although Iâm wearing them with a crop top here, these work really well with a boxy blouse. I always think: If Iâm wearing something tight fitting on the bottom, the top half has to be a little baggier/free flowing.
So there you have it! It turns out we can still wear black in summer.
What are your staple pieces that you just canât give up during the warmer months?
Piece I wrote for Yahoo bloggers