Something I’ve been working on for a few months now has finally launched! I introduce you to FemInspire, the worlds newest online women’s magazine covering everything from Feminist topics, pop culture, fashion, travel, et cetera! I’m covering mostly fashion, but am also working on travel and lifestyle pieces as well as eating as a vegetarian/vegan! So if you like my writing or are interested I beg you to check out the following links!
XO Sahra ❤
Tuesday night I was cordially invited to the exclusive costume party hosted by website GoTryItOn! GoTryItOn is such a fun interactive site that I use where you upload pictures of your looks BEFORE you go out and people write their opinions! It’s like the old school webcam chatting with friends, but you get a vast range of opinions from people all over the world who loves style as much as you do. You can view my profile on the site here.
So anyway, they invited me to their exclusive holiday party in SoHo. The venue was decorated, the DJ was exceptionally great, and there were jack-o-lantern buckets of candy and fun costume extra’s on every table.
I went as Wilma Flintstone, though I kind of made my hair too big and my bones were hardly noticeable. I also convinced my “plus one” to let me paints his face for an hour into a skeleton, which turned out to be a huge hit!
I wore a white dress from rainbow, pulling a Monroe and staple-altering it! Also wore Bakers heels, a fringed bag from Limited Too, and a fur jacket that my mother had bought me for Christmas a few years ago.
The party was so much fun, and I can’t wait to get the pictures back from the photobooth there!
Also, please note this is my FIRST costume…there will be many more to come so stay tuned! ❤
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If you’re an avid fashion follower than you, at some point or another, have visited the #1 fashion blog in the world: The Sartorialist. In this blog, written by a 15 year Fashion Industry vet, the authot describes his likes, dislikes, and preferences on certain styles.
Yesterday, in my drunken festivities, my friends and I came across a similar site; The Catorialist.
Similarly to The Sartorialist, this blog critiques the fashion choices of a select few. I can’t say much else, but if you would like some fashionable giggles out of your day, please check it out.
http://thecatorialist.blogspot.com/
Sorry for the short post, but I hope you enjoy!
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