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#OOTD: Earth Tones, Suede Vibes and Boho Feels

Arianne SuggsUpdated on February 4, 2016January 28, 2016Leave a Comment

Chanel Iman, Jourdan Dunn and Joan Smalls are just a few of the world’s major supermodels to rock earthy, boho couture. Moreover, music festival season will be upon us all in just a snap so now is the time to make sure you have your boho wardrobe stocked with voguish gems. For this look to work you have to be committed in wearing a full look or ensemble. What are our suggestions for getting boho right?

There is no better way to stay in style than to wear all your fashionable and trendy items from head to toe. Never be afraid to layer, when it comes to boho layering is actually your best friend. Whether you are heading to work or going out for some fun, always remember that natural hues will save your day. Wear them together or spread them out, the below Canyon River Blues, Covington and Metaphor essentials create the perfect outfit of the day!

Fashion Tip: Fringe vests are a definite fashion ‘do;’ keep the look from becoming costume-y by pairing it with a simple tee and skinny jeans.

Above items are available at Sears.com

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Lookbook: The Red Dress

Arianne Suggs April 14, 2015April 14, 2015Leave a Comment

Bright, bold colors are great to go along with spring’s festive and vibrant vibe. Birds are singing, flowers are blossoming which encourages styles that are airy and relaxed. However, whenever I want to punch things up a bit I stay in the realm of bold shades and opt for red. Red is sassy and fun and looks great on a wide range of skin tones.

I paired my red dress with gold accessories, including a bracelet and snake head heels. Since the color is boisterous tons of accessories are not really necessary. So then, have fun with your fashion and don’t be afraid to add some vibrancy to your look.

Love Always,

Arianne

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Spring 2015 Streetstyle: Sweater + Shorts

Arianne Suggs March 16, 2015March 16, 2015Leave a Comment

As the months continue to roll on towards summer the disrobing effect forges ahead to reveal more and more skin. For spring, Californian attire normally begins to introduce shorts back into the style mix. For instance, this past weekend the sun was out and blazing with temperatures reaching into the 90’s in some areas. The beaches became packed and smooth legs could be seen for miles with the naked eye.

How can you get the Cali spring look? Combine a light off the shoulder sweater with shorts, spaghetti strap tank as well as a pair of boots and you are in the club. This look is California chic at its finest.

Are you a fan of the relaxed Cali spring look? Talk fashion with us on our Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram or tweet us @1966magazine.

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Streetstyle: Caps Meets Suits

Arianne SuggsUpdated on March 4, 2015March 2, 2015Leave a Comment

Normally, when putting together an ensemble we think in terms of dressing up or staying in the causal realm. Nevertheless, why not just the marry the two together? Let your man suit up while reppin’ his favorite team or snapback brand. He’ll be able to let his personality shine while looking chic simultaneously.

What do you think of combining caps with suits? Talk fashion with us on our Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr or tweet us @1966magazine.

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Beautiful Black Women: Ciara in Spring 2015 Anthony Vaccarello

Arianne SuggsUpdated on March 5, 2015January 30, 2015Leave a Comment

Needing a little spring fashion inspiration this morning? Ciara looked urban chic in her Anthony Vaccarello black and white top as well as asymetrical skirt from the 2015 collection. The diagonal cut shoes continued the geometrical fantasy and added to her style allure.

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If the Shoe Fits: Thigh High Boots

Arianne SuggsUpdated on March 5, 2015January 29, 2015Leave a Comment

There are tons of chic shoes out there and when this class is dismissed you’ll know them all. Today we are discussing:

Shoe Diction: Thigh High Boots

Quick Tip: These shoes look great with long coats and do not be afraid to wear looser or ‘shapeless’ clothing. Thigh high boots easily add sex appeal to any ensemble.

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Obsession: Giuseppe Zanotti Chain Up London Sneakers-Nero

Arianne Suggs January 13, 2015January 13, 2015Leave a Comment

We have died and gone to sneaker heaven…and it’s a beautiful thing. We are currently obsessing over the Giuseppe Zanotti Chain Up London Sneakers because they are lush, plush and making us blush. Everyone else can keep their strings, these shoes are laced up with gold chains baby! Mr. T could eat his heart out over these sick sneakers and still not be satisfied. These shoes deserve their own selfie in the Sneaker Hall of Fame…which we have just decided to start due to these puppies. Therefore, in behalf of these stylish and uber cool shoes…welcome to the S.H.O.F.

Where to Buy It: shopbop.com

How Much: $1,150

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Editors Alicia and Arianne Attend DVF Season Finale Screening

Arianne Suggs December 23, 2014December 23, 2014Leave a Comment

We had an amazing night cheering on our favorite cast member for this season’s search for who will be the global ambassador for Diane von Furstenberg. Brittany Hampton ultimately took home the win and admittedthat it was a hard secret to keep due to being apart of a large family. Hampton looks forward to her new role and fitting in with the Furstenberg brand family. Our fashions for the night included jumpsuits, sleek hair and heels.

Alicia toted her things with handbag by Lauren Blakwell.

Arianne accessorized her jumpsuit with a navy blue bag by Kenneth Cole Reaction.