Old School Posts

I've been doing this writing thing for a while - and I have been doing this fashion writing thing long enough to have amassed a list of clips that all have a special place in my heart - if I do say so myself. I love writing about fashion and hope to spend the rest of my life doing so. Since, 2010 is getting ready to come to an end, I thought it might be interesting to show some of my favorite clips from the past couple of years when I was first first first starting out. These are from back in the day... LOL enjoy!

Loving Green

Next year, I think I am going to be loving the color green when it comes to wardrobe. And not money green - although that is my favorite. I am looking for green saturation that is bright enough to illuminate my outfit while in the middle of the fall. Here is an example:

Winter Look by James R. Sanders featuring vintage jeans

UPPER ZIPPY JUMPER - Branded Clothing - Brands at Topman - TOPMAN USA
topman.com

Rambler-P35P03C-E Sulphur Grey Jeans
325 GBP - coggles.com
Vintage jeans »

"BS DESERT" BEN SHERMAN DESERT BOOT - TOPMAN
60 GBP - topman.com
Ben Sherman boots »

gloves - TOPMAN USA
$12 - topman.com
Gloves »

Holiday Fashion To Wear to Holiday Parties

Check out this story I did for SoulTrain.com on Holiday Fashion. The biggest issue where Holiday Parties are concerned is what to wear to what party. The feature, which got published today is a scenario-based how-to piece on how to dress for the Office Party, the Friend of a Friend Party, and the elusive Family Party. Check it out. Also, below are six photos that ran with story story - I styled six looks (3 for men and 3 for women) to fit each occasion.

Spending the Day on Madison Avenue

New York Fashion is at its best on Madison Avenue, just ask any of the high-end tastemakers that decide what's in style and out. Most recently, I was on Madison Avenue for a party at La Perla on Madison celebrating their new collection with Jean Paul Gaultier. The event was fabulous and the presentations were uber impressive - but more on that later...