Hi guys! Fall is almost here, but I got so many cool items from collaborations and I would like to share with you Rosegal my favorite online fashion store . And you know I've been collaborating with Rosegal for some time and I always more then satisfied with their product.
Autumn has arrived, is the black color of all seasons. If it is cold when it is cold, it can protect you from the color palette and give you a very romantic note.This black blouse is from Rosegal, this gorgeous model immediately won me. I like different kind of blouses too, but this black blouse is more than different.It so gorgeous and I can match it with similar colors, put some those chunky jewelry and other super cool details on those pictures.
Secondly those lace bra sets are great for every girl,they suits every girl.Those bras are 75c size. My Pro tip: Bras are made of delicate fabrics and elastics and should always be laundered by hand or placed in a lingerie bag and washed on the gentle cycle in cool water.Be sure to hang them to dry. “Never, ever put your bras in the dryer — that will be shorten their lifespan,”..

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Marc Jacobs turned the whole streetwear phenomenon on its head by taking it back to its origins this season. Jacobs referenced the late ‘70s and early ‘80s when hip-hop and street culture were just beginning to reach the mainstream. Jacobs was making a statement and so were the clothes, which included exaggerations of Rastafarian and Kangol hats, gold bling, major platforms, a huge selection of corduroy, and some killer track suits.
Jacobs is a reactionary in the best way. Challenge him and he will deliver. When he famously kept editors waiting for his show for over an hour one season, his reaction to complaints was to start the show the next season at the exact hour on the invitation much to many guests’ dismay. Last season, Jacobs was called out on social media for his use of dreadlocks to illustrate rave culture while casting very few models of color. His reaction? A show entirely dedicated to the origins of African American street culture and a tribute to its enormous influence on fashion today—complete with a very diverse casting. He went a step further with no set, no music, no interviews, and no iPhones permitted. One can’t help but feel this show was begging for music, but Jacobs wanted all eyes and ears firmly on the clothes and the message.