Stripes.

First. Ignore the myth that stripes make you look wider. Recent studies have proved this to be false. So throw that excuse out the door.

Second. Stripes are a great base to pair with mixed prints, such as floral, plaid, polka dots, leopard, other stripes, and so on.

Third. If you are a play it safe kind of person, pair a stripe with a neutral color. You can never go wrong with that.

Fourth. Black and white is a classic, but don't be afraid of other colors.

Here are 3 simple ways to wear stripes...

Stripes on Stripes
Fun. Confident. Sweet.

 Stripes with Prints

Unique. Excitement. Stylish. 

Stripes on their own

Classic. Bold. Secure.

Don't be afraid to try stripes! 

Stripes work with just about everything and they always look stylish.

Stripes say confidence.

GO STRIPES!

XOXO...Miss Cambria Irene

How to wear jeans.

Jeans are the most common worn piece of clothing in the world, so I thought that some facts would be interesting.

Jean Facts:

• Jeans are the Coca Cola of clothing.

• May 20th is considered to be the birthday of blue jeans.

• 215 jeans can be made with only one bale of cotton.

• Every American owns, on average, 7 pairs of wearable jeans.

Here is a picture example of How to wear jeans...

Hopefully this is something new and interesting for you.

If you find this useful don't be afraid to show some love and leave a comment.

AND if this post inspired you to try any of these jean styles, take a picture and sent it in to

cambriairene@gmail.com

Until next time...

XOXO...Miss Cambria Irene

True Beauty.

"The beauty of a woman is not in the clothes she wears, the figure that she carries, or the way she combs her hair. The beauty of a woman is seen in her eyes, because that is the doorway to her heart, the place where love resides. True beauty in a woman is reflected in her soul. It’s the caring that she lovingly gives, the passion that she shows & the beauty of a woman only grows with passing years."

— Audrey Hepburn

I think its important to always remember that it isn't clothes that make you beautiful. It's what's inside. Fashion is just there to help bring your inside to the surface for everyone to see. Don't ever forget to add you to your fashion! It can be in your accessories, shoes, colors, patterns, cuts, ruffles, pleats, seams, anything. Fashion is there to be fun and to show people who you are. Don't be afraid to shine!

XOXO...Miss Cambria Irene

TWS+Boots=LOVE

Tights, Warmers or Socks + Boots = LOVE

How to...

1. Choose a sock, warmer, or tight of your choice.

2. Pick out a boot.

3. Voila! You've got a cute, layered look that is your own.

This is a fun way to put your own touch into your outfit. 

It's fun to get creative and maybe a little crazy!

Don't be afraid to try it, you'll find it's a lot of fun! :)

If this post inspired you to try this style please don't be shy, take a picture and send it in to me at

cambriairene@gmail.com

XOXO...Miss Cambria Irene

Duo & Trio Waistbelts.

Duo and Trio Waist belts!

  First off, remember that a waist belt accentuates your waist as well as your curves, so it is to your advantage. Waist belts are used for flattering your figure! Wear a waist belt either right on your waist or you can even wear it lower on your hips with a long tee.

Waist belts look absolutely fabulous with a button up shirt and a pencil skirt, a cute patterned or plain dress, and they also look good with jeans and a plain long tee. Right now I'm really digging the duo and trio waist belts. I like how skinny they are so it adds more detail and makes the waist look smaller.

All of these belts AND MORE are on sale online at Charolette Russe right now! 1 for $10.50 or 2 for $15.00, then on some of them they are only $5.00! Go check them out!

 

If you use any of these tips, take a picture and send it to me at cambriairene@gmail.com

 
"It’s a new era in fashion - there are no rules. It’s all about the individual and personal style, wearing high-end, low-end, classic labels, and up-and-coming designers all together."

— Alexander McQueen

XOXO...Miss Cambria Irene!