Fashion Bloggers Without Borders

Τα fashion blogs είναι εδώ για να μείνουν…και αφού μάθαμε τα πάντα για τις Ελληνίδες bloggers…οικιοποιηθήκαμε της φατσούλες τους..μαθαίνουμε από πρώτο χέρι τα international fashion news και βεβαίως λατρέψαμε το στυλ τους και το θάρρος τους να τολμάνε και να πειραματίζονται με την μόδα…ήρθε η ώρα να μάθουμε τα πάντα και για τις bloggers εκτός των συνόρων μας…

Κάθε εβδομάδα λοιπόν δύο bloggers θα απαντάνε στις ερωτησούλες μας και θα μας παρούσιάζουν το στυλ τους…

Υποστηρίζουμε τις κοπέλες που τολμάνε να έιναι ο εαυτός τους και νιώθουν υπέροχα για αυτό που είναι….όχι άλλη επιτηδευμένη μόδα…

1) Well,i wish i had a retro look…but i have no idea where to start from…could you name three essential items for a retro look to help me?

Hmm, only three…let’s see. I would have to say start with accessories. They are the most affordable and easiest to ease into a wardrobe. I think classic, but vintage sunglasses are a great place to start. I love Ray-Bans and recommend either the Clubmaster or Wayfarer, two styles that have been around for ages. Next, I would look for a vintage Coach purse online or in thrift stores. I prefer the smaller styles that you can wear across your body. And for my last item, I would suggest either a vintage or vintage inspired hat. Bowlers, fedoras, berets and swingers are all quite fun.

2)Bad hair day…what could i do?

If it’s because your hair is slightly oily, I suggest taking some corn starch and working it through the oily areas until it’s fully absorbed. Your hair will look as good as new. Also, for a really bad hair day, grab one of the aforementioned hats. Such a perfect way to look chic while hiding any problems. If all else fails, opt for a messy topknot or bun.

3)Favorite lip-stick color?

I have two- Revlon, Really Red and Chanel, Waikiki. One’s bold and the other is natural.

Find me at my blog page : http://lululetty.blogspot.com/

1) well,i wish i had a retro look…but i have no idea where to start from…could you name three essential items for a retro look to help me?

Hmmm, this is hard. I suppose that if I had to narrow it down to three items to create a retro look I would start with a vintage dress. I love vintage dresses from all different eras. They’re wonderful because you can accessorize them to look very retro and use them as a palette for creating numerous looks depending on what accessories you choose to pair with the dress.

Next, I would recommend a great pair of shoes. If you don’t like heels, oxfords are a wonderful alternative. I have a pair of black, vintage Oleg Cassini’s that I thrifted. I replaced the laces with red ribbons for a whimsical, feminine look. If you love heels (which I also do), a pair of t-straps or mary janes will add a retro feel to any outfit you wear them with. My current favorite is a pair of Born peep-toe, t-strap heels that I recently found for spring and summer.

Finally, a vintage (or vintage-inspired) cardigan or coat (depending on the time of year) can easily be worn with various outfits to create the look you desire.

2)Favorite lip-stick color?

I don’t like to fuss with my makeup throughout the day, but I do like to wear a strong red lip color. It feels very retro and if the lipstick is matte, the color doesn’t rub off easily.

My favorite color is dark berry or a blue-toned red. Max Factor makes a really good one (#60 Vivid Impact Lipcolor) that goes on creamy and then when you blot, it stains your lips so you get a really deep, long-lasting color. Sephora brand matte #9 is also a favorite of mine.
3)Bad hair day..any suggestions?

Whenever I’m having a bad hair day, I wear Heidi braids (otherwise known as milkmaid braids). My hair is shoulder-length, so this wouldn’t really work on shorter styles, but for anyone with longer hair, just part it down the back of your head into two sections and create a braid on each side, starting around your ears. Secure each end with an elastic. Then fold one side over the top of your head and secure with a barrette. Next fold the other braid over and tuck the end of it under the first braid and secure with another barrette. I then pin the braids down on the sides with bobby pins and voila! Bad hair day averted.

find me at my blog page: http://ideegeniale.blogspot.com

Fashion blogs are here to stay…after our carefully lesson on our greek fave fashion bloggers…we became e-friends with them…they are teaching us every day the latest fashion international fashion news and last but not least we adore the fact that they wear whatever they love and they dare to experiment with fashion and trends…

So, the time is up to learn everything about bloggers outside greece…where everything started…

Every week 2 of our fave girls will answer to our questions and present themselves to us…

We support all these beautiful girls that dare to the themselves and feel great inside their skin…not another fake sophisticated fashion…

1) Well,i wish i had a retro look…but i have no idea where to start from…could you name three essential items for a retro look to help me?

Hmm, only three…let’s see. I would have to say start with accessories. They are the most affordable and easiest to ease into a wardrobe. I think classic, but vintage sunglasses are a great place to start. I love Ray-Bans and recommend either the Clubmaster or Wayfarer, two styles that have been around for ages. Next, I would look for a vintage Coach purse online or in thrift stores. I prefer the smaller styles that you can wear across your body. And for my last item, I would suggest either a vintage or vintage inspired hat. Bowlers, fedoras, berets and swingers are all quite fun.

2)Bad hair day…what could i do?

If it’s because your hair is slightly oily, I suggest taking some corn starch and working it through the oily areas until it’s fully absorbed. Your hair will look as good as new. Also, for a really bad hair day, grab one of the aforementioned hats. Such a perfect way to look chic while hiding any problems. If all else fails, opt for a messy topknot or bun.

3)Favorite lip-stick color?

I have two- Revlon, Really Red and Chanel, Waikiki. One’s bold and the other is natural.

Find me at my blog page : http://lululetty.blogspot.com/

1) well,i wish i had a retro look…but i have no idea where to start from…could you name three essential items for a retro look to help me?

Hmmm, this is hard. I suppose that if I had to narrow it down to three items to create a retro look I would start with a vintage dress. I love vintage dresses from all different eras. They’re wonderful because you can accessorize them to look very retro and use them as a palette for creating numerous looks depending on what accessories you choose to pair with the dress.

Next, I would recommend a great pair of shoes. If you don’t like heels, oxfords are a wonderful alternative. I have a pair of black, vintage Oleg Cassini’s that I thrifted. I replaced the laces with red ribbons for a whimsical, feminine look. If you love heels (which I also do), a pair of t-straps or mary janes will add a retro feel to any outfit you wear them with. My current favorite is a pair of Born peep-toe, t-strap heels that I recently found for spring and summer.

Finally, a vintage (or vintage-inspired) cardigan or coat (depending on the time of year) can easily be worn with various outfits to create the look you desire.

2)Favorite lip-stick color?

I don’t like to fuss with my makeup throughout the day, but I do like to wear a strong red lip color. It feels very retro and if the lipstick is matte, the color doesn’t rub off easily.

My favorite color is dark berry or a blue-toned red. Max Factor makes a really good one (#60 Vivid Impact Lipcolor) that goes on creamy and then when you blot, it stains your lips so you get a really deep, long-lasting color. Sephora brand matte #9 is also a favorite of mine.
3)Bad hair day..any suggestions?

Whenever I’m having a bad hair day, I wear Heidi braids (otherwise known as milkmaid braids). My hair is shoulder-length, so this wouldn’t really work on shorter styles, but for anyone with longer hair, just part it down the back of your head into two sections and create a braid on each side, starting around your ears. Secure each end with an elastic. Then fold one side over the top of your head and secure with a barrette. Next fold the other braid over and tuck the end of it under the first braid and secure with another barrette. I then pin the braids down on the sides with bobby pins and voila! Bad hair day averted.

find me at my blog page: http://ideegeniale.blogspot.com