This year, the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute is shining a spotlight on Black style and tailoring with its latest exhibition, "Superfine: Tailoring Black Style." Drawing inspiration from Monica L
An empire waist and bowed tie-shoulder straps finish off this romantic bridesmaid dress
These tips are again sourced from some of my colleagues who are women: Traditional, plaid, or patterned shirt Plain sweater Modest skirt, pants, or dark denim Optional cardigan or blazer Clean sneakers, simple flats, or heels Complimentary jewelry or watch Business casual for men Men also have more freedom when it comes to dressing business casual
Each shoe and boot in this collection brings versatility to your wardrobe and is sure to become a go-to favorite for work, weekends and beyond.
For their glam destination wedding France, One Fab Day bride Chantelle's ladies sparkled in blush sequin gowns with mix and match necklines
Difficulty Level: Level 1, Beginner Materials: Sewing machine (For beginners I recommend this Brother Sewing Machine I bought for my daughter to learn on) Coordinating thread or Clear Invisible Nylon Thread Measuring tape Disappearing Ink Marking Pen Quilting/Sewing ruler Straight pins Fabric scissors (I use Fiskars Easy Action Scissors because they reduce hand strain) Rotary blade & mat Additional Notes: This dress had three layers
