Alicia Suggs, Author at 1966 Magazine

Fashion week always lends itself to new trends and stylish looks for women to immolate all season long. At the Vivienne Westwood Spring/Summer 2014 Fashion Show models looked cool in blue. Reminded us of the waves of the sea which is fitting for the upcoming warmer temperatures and beach trips. Therefore, if you like makeup looks that are dramatic, edgy, youthful and bound to make you the talk of the town. You should take a clue and give in to the blue.

Fashion

For The Ladies: Graham Scaife

Alicia SuggsUpdated on April 18, 2022May 16, 2014Leave a Comment

GRAHAM SCAIFE

Height: 6′ 0.5″

Hair: Black

Eyes: Brown

Place of Origin:
Manchester, UK

Date of Birth:
November 20

Mother Agency:
BOSS MODEL MANAGEMENT

Shot For:

Super Super Magazine

Attitude

GQ Style

Fashion

Fashion No-No’s

Alicia SuggsUpdated on May 16, 2014May 15, 2014Leave a Comment

Fashion No-No’s Choosing the perfect outfit is never easy and sometimes the results are less than spectacular. To save you some embarrassment and maybe some unwanted attention, here are few fashion no-no’s you will want …

Hair

Don’t Put Your Hair in Prison

Alicia SuggsUpdated on May 16, 2014May 15, 2014Leave a Comment

Don’t Put Your Hair in Prison There are days when your hair simply won’t cooperate and you need some extra help to hold your style in place. On days like this we may be tempted …

Beauty

Good Posture is a Good Look

Alicia SuggsUpdated on May 16, 2014May 15, 2014Leave a Comment

Good Posture is a Good Look How many times did your mother tell you to stand up straight or to stop slouching? You probably rolled your eyes at the time, but if you were a …

Fashion

Grace Mahary In Kenzo’s Latest SS14 Video

Alicia Suggs May 15, 2014May 15, 2014Leave a Comment

Grace Mahary In Kenzo’s Latest creative video for their Spring/Summer Collection. The video continues to bring attention to Kenzo’s Charity “No Fish No Nothing” which is a charity supported by The Blue Marine Foundation, an organization that works to protect the world’s oceans.