AJ McLean wore John Varvatos sunglasses during his Good Morning America appearance with fellow Backstreet Boys early this morning! Notorious for always wearing shades, the Backstreet heartthrob reunited with his band mates for their first performance since 2006, all while rocking his V776 frames by John Varvatos ($200).
Several times throughout her BTWB tour, Lady Gaga was spotted in Moschino.
In Bucharest, Romania, she wore a black Moschino dress with gold brocade from the Autumn/Winter 2012-2013 collection.
She was also spotted wearing a black crêpe coat with white trim from the Spring/Summer 2013 resort collection.
Lady Gaga Wearing black crepe coat August 2012
In Sofia, Bulgaria, Lady Gaga rocked a pair of iconic peace symbol earrings from the Moschino archive.
Learn more about Moschino here on the Fashion Blogger website. Please visit the Moschino website for more information about the brand and the company.
“Vote Yes” for vineyard vines ties and accessories this Fall, where the political accessories are liberal in color selection and conservative in their price range ($49.50 – $75.00). With the 2012 election around the corner, vineyard vines is launching a capsule collection of accessories to support your political party. Whether you are a Democrat or a Republican, vineyard vines is your go-to retailer for ties and belts during this upcoming election season. The Donkey Silk Printed Ties are available in Navy and Green, while the Elephant ties are offered in Green, Red, Yellow, and Pink. Complete the look with a Leather and Canvas political belt in red or navy.
Please visit http://www.vineyardvines.com for more information.
Did you know that Apparel Search has seen Katherine Heigle and Kellan Lutz wearing Vineyard Vines (not the political ties or belts). By the way, you may also want to check out the National Flag collection while you are at it.
Butter by Nadia Wrap Dress:
It’s a one-size fits all creation that offers a million ways to be worn!
David Arquette was spotted in Junk Food outside of his Hollywood club, Bootsy Bellows, where he often emcees. The star looked hot as he sported his limited edition vintage Mickey Mouse Club Tee. Junk Food offers similar styles from their Disney Collection, with prices ranging from $36-40.
Read more about Junk Food fashion here on the Fashion Blogger.
WHITE HOUSE BLACK MARKET – FALL 2012
Model Coco Rocha takes center stage in a television ad entitled ‘Alter Ego’. Performing a carefully choreographed dance routine, the multi-talented Rocha demonstrates that being a great model can sometimes mean more than just striking a pose. For the spot she perfected her moves with the help of Broadway choreographer Laurin Latarro. Featuring approximately 12 different head-to-toe looks in the 30 second spot – Rocha becomes the tap dance equivalent of a quick change artist. All plays out with a surprise reveal that takes the concept to the next level.
Watch the Behind the Scenes.
The TV spot is part of the White House Black Market overall Fall 2012 marketing campaign that includes broadcast, print advertising and direct mail.
The print ads and marketing images, photographed by Glen Luchford, also carry through with the dance theme. Shot on the same set at the TV spot, the images feature Rocha in various states of dance as well as some more traditional fashion poses.
Production Credits:
Model – Coco Rocha
Director – Matt Bieler with participation of Johan Renck
Photographer – Glen Luchford
Creative – Ceft and Company New York
Choreographer – Laurin Latarro
View the Fall 2012 Commercial.
Learn more about White House Black Market at their website.
Europe – Rising Fashion Designers covers the fashion designs of 93 recent graduates from European design schools. One designer’s inspiration comes straight from portraits of sitting Japanese emperors. View, for yourself, the fashions trends of tomorrow!
A visual book full of vibrant images from over 90 young emerging Fashion Designers, from Europe’s top flight Universities and Colleges, brought together as a ‘collective’ view of the future of fashion. Designers have been hand-picked from the UK, Sweden and the Netherlands by the keen eye of Patrick Gottelier, Head of Design at University College Falmouth and Fashion Guru in his own right. Discover sources of inspiration, materials and techniques employed by Europe’s emerging young designers to create the very best of modern menswear and womenswear. The ‘Rising Fashion Designers’ volume provides an advanced view of the fashion designs of tomorrow that are wearable, desirable and inspirational.
Patrick Gottelier is currently the Head of the Department of Design at University College Falmouth. He has previously photographed three fashion books written by his partner Jane Gottelier.
Schiffer Publishing, Ltd. is based in Atglen, PA on the Schiffer Book Farm. The company is known for publishing high quality Antique, Arts, Architecture, Lifestyle, and Military History books, as well as a successful line of children and ghost books. Schiffer Publishing is always looking for people to write books on new and related subjects. If you have an idea for a book, please contact them at proposals@schifferbooks.com.
This title and over 5,000 Schiffer titles can be purchased at http://www.schifferbooks.com, http://www.bushwoodbooks.co.uk, your local bookseller, and numerous online retailers.
Book Details
ISBN: 978-0-7643-4242-4
Size: 8 1/2 x 11
Illustrations: 490 color photos
Page Count: 208
Hard Cover
Price: $39.99
Learn about more fashion books on the FashionBooks.org website.
With the Olympics now at a close, we can anticipate a new wave of fashion trends inspired by the games. With these three Olympic-inspired fashion trends, you can capture a little of that gold medal style.
The most popular sport in this year’s Olympics was gymnastics, with its style, grace, and fierce competition. In every leg of the competition, the girls were seen in their rhinestone-covered leotards. Bling is in – pair a sequined blouse with a full-bodied skirt or trousers and you’ll be sure to “stick the landing.”
To capture the elegance of the equestrian events, all you need is a traditional blue or contemporary silk blazer and a pair of leather riding boots. You’ll pull off an equestrian look that signifies sophistication and works as well for a night on the town as it does in the dressage ring. A simple, toned-down pair of earrings or an understated pair of earrings is the best way to accessorize equestrian apparel.
Just like a gold medal, a handbag is the perfect fashion accessory to any outfit. Pair a white dress with a red and blue tote with gold hardware and you’re ready for the beach or trip to London. Purses with flag imprints are popping up everywhere, so you can wear your favorite team on your shoulder or show your patriotic side with a clutch covered in stripes and stars.
Whether you add only a few quality Olympic-inspired pieces such as a leather red and blue handbag, heavy duty riding boots, and a delicate lace leotard to your collection or go for gold and revamp your entire wardrobe, the confidence you gain from dressing like an Olympian will make you a true winner.
Guest post: Ashley is an equestrian fashion blogger who provides style tips for riders and horse lovers.
“Love Story” crooner Taylor Swift apparently loves retro high-waisted polka dot bikini! Here she is looking fab while frolicking along the beach at Hyannis Port, Massachusetts over the weekend with her boyfriend Conor Kennedy. Love the red lipstick, btw!
Vintage Inspired Swimsuit 50’s Style Red Polka Dot Bikini www.UniqueVintage.com
I wonder what the other celebrities are up to…
Fashion Week San Diego prepares young professionals for a future in fashion! The upcoming event (October 1 – 7 2012– see a list of events below) allows up and coming fashion designers the opportunity to exhibit their beautiful work in an environment filled with industry professionals and potential buyers. In addition, Fashion Week San Diego provides a platform for up-and-coming hairstylists and makeup artists to showcase their talents as a form of artwork, intertwined with the fashion world.
While the winning designer is awarded a business package (see details below), the knowledge and preparation all of the participants involved will acquire as a part of Fashion Week San Diego is priceless, and will play an integral role in their future success.
Fashion Week San DiegoTM is presented by APA Business Consulting, Inc.
Learn more about fashion week events on Google+.
Fashion Week San DiegoTM 2012 Designers and their Spring 2013 Collections
A’Doreus | Facebook Fan Page
A’Doreus is Fashion Week San Diego’s only Plus Size clothing line designed by Sharlene Borromeo. A’Doreus caters to full figured women by creating romantic designs with the use of elegant style lines and an eclectic mixture of textures and prints. A’Doreus’ design philosophy and social responsibility are deeply rooted in embracing diversity and size acceptance. A’Doreus will be showing the “Shades of Love” Collection on the Fashion Week runway and this is Sharlene’s first full collection for A’Doreus. A’Doreus… fashions and beauty to adore, inside and out. Read more about A’Doreus in her Designer Spotlight here.
Amy Thai | www.amythaicostume.com
Amy Thai brings a capsule collection to Fashion Week San Diego called “Fractured Kaleidoscope”. Using geometric shapes in black and white her pieces have a 3D effect. All the pieces have the same goal of creating images of symbolic significance. This is her first cross over collection from costume to ready to wear. It blends the elements of historical costuming with modern day styles for an exclusive, custom wearable piece of art. With an emphasis on details, each element of a design possesses a special meaning or purpose making the garment distinctive. Created exclusively for San Diego and for Fashion Week San Diego. This is Amy Thai’s first full collection. Read more about Amy Thai in her Designer Spotlight here.
Andre Soriano | www.andresoriano.com
Andre Soriano channels the high fashion and high art with influences from cosmopolitan cities worldwide such as New York, Los Angeles, Paris, London, Milan and Tokyo. Soriano only selects the best luxurious fabrics on the market such as satin, velvet, chiffon, cashmere, knits and the crochet with bread-work materials that come from Asia and Europe. His vision and fashion interpretation is inspired by old Hollywood glamour for today’s women and men in mind. He is a veteran designer in San Diego and we are excited for you to view his never-before-seen Spring 2013 collection. Read more about Andre Soriano in his Designer Spotlight here.
Creative-Fashionista | www.creative-fashionista.com
Creative-Fashionista is a line of unique, individual women’s clothing and accessories created by Whitney Francis. The designs of Creative-Fashionista are all about individuality, but the connecting thread throughout is Whitney’s unique eye for fashion and style! Everything she creates is pieced together and sewn by her, from textiles to notions, which are picked by hand! She takes pride in her work and puts all her heart into each design. Whitney is known for experimenting with fabric and trim to create her unique and often one of a kind designs.
Dazzlme | www.dazzlme.com
Dazzlme is an established accessories line known for its hats and head pieces designed by Camille Wood. This will be the first time Dazzlme shows and launches it’s unique clothing line made exclusively for the woman over 40 who wants to have fun looking stunning, stylish and sexy. We are excited for you to see her break out collection for Spring 2013.
Dos Caras | www.doscarasswimwear.com
Dos Caras is a recent start up that specializes in cheeky, fun swim and resort wear. The brainchild of two San Diego Natives, Syncletica Muniz and Aida Soria, the brand exudes fun vintage styling with a modern girl twist. Fashion Week San Diego is where these two girls are going to launch Dos Caras. Expect bold prints, sophisticated demure sexiness that is easy to wear but not easily dismissed! Trust us you haven’t seen swimwear presented in this way before, a must see. Read more about Dos Caras in their Designer Spotlight here.
Erin Fader Jewelry Designs | www.erinfader.com
As a well know designer of Trashy Chic, her other line in San Diego, Erin is using Fashion Week San Diego to launch her high end line of vintage inspired jewelry. Erin Fader Jewelry Designs is vintage inspired “timeless treasures” that connect the past with the present. By up-cycling vintage materials combined with an emphasis on quality craftsmanship, the Erin Fader Jewelry Collection consists of unique designs, each with a history and story of their own. Each treasure begins as vintage; therefore resulting in limited edition collections and at times one-of-a-kind creations. Within the Erin Fader Jewelry Collection one is sure to find their own “timeless treasure!” Read more about Erin Fader in her Designer Spotlight here.
Jessica Faulkner | www.jessicafaulkner.com
Jessica Faulkner will debut her first collection at Fashion Week San Diego. After working and gaining experience as a freelance design assistant for the Los Angeles based women’s contemporary designer, Jane Oh, Jessica decided it was time to venture off and develop her own collection that focuses on practical clothing that can take a woman from day to night. She is excited to debut her first collection in her hometown where she is inspired by the lifestyle, the culture, and, most importantly, the women who make this city so special to her. Jessica also worked the first Fashion Week San Diego in 2008 and we couldn’t be more proud of her to be on the other side of the runway.
Kenneth Barlis | www.kennethbarlis.com
Kenneth Barlis has been designing for awhile and has many design accolades. Known for his whimsical approach to style and luxury, the Kenneth Barlis Spring 2013 collection is synonymous with signature and intricate layering and exquisite attention to detail. Motivated by story telling and modern design, couture-quality this collection will have your jaw dropping.
Love Is A Devil | www.loveisadevil.com
Love Is A Devil jewelry pieces are handmade works of art and each collection is made in limited quantities and based on supplies and materials available. Designed by Alana Crain and Sharie Ellis each piece is unique in design, as they are the perfect combination of romantic and edgy. Their Spring 2013 collection uses mixed metals, glass beads, natural/natural dyed stones, fresh water pearl, Czech glass, Swarovski crystals and other unique beads the designers scour from around the world. Creating a fine balance of sophistication and edge, the result is one hot eclectic piece that will remain timeless for years to come. Shakespeare said in a sonnet that “Love is a Devil,” and he is right. Love inspires, love creates, and love takes away. You will fall in LOVE with these girls and their collection for Fashion Week San Diego. Read more about Love Is A Devil in their Designer Spotlight here.
nOia Collection | www.facebook.com/nOoia
nOia Collection was created by Evelyne Aguilar after studying fashion in Mexico and Italy. Her Spring 2013 collection focuses on women between the ages of 16 and 29 that just want to have fun. It is youthful, bold, and full of spirit. She loves making ready to wear clothing for women who want to have fun and not take life or their clothing to seriously.
Paul Rico | Facebook Fan Page
Designer Paul Rico entered a Home Economics class in high school not knowing what it is about or that he would fall in love with sewing. From here he knew all he wanted to be was a fashion designer. Debuting his Spring 2013 collection of incredibly constructed, progressive, memorable women’s and men’s clothing with an Asian influence. You don’t want to miss his debut, he is the only designer showcasing men’s wear. Read more about Paul Rico in his Designer Spotlight here.
Stacie May | www.staciemay.com
Stacie May is a Veteran of Fashion Week San Diego San Diego. Her Spring 2013 line offers versatile, fun, timeless clothing for women who want to be unique and express themselves as individuals. Pieces are not mass produced making each a limited edition. Stacie has a flair for experimentation with fabrics, colors, textures, and cuts that compliment curves making her style desirable to all shapes and sizes. Stacie May prides herself on being hands on throughout the entire design and production process. Everything is handmade in the U.S.A. We are so pleased to have her back on the Fashion Week San Diego runway. Read more about Stacie May in her Designer Spotlight here.
SYC Collection | www.syccollection.com
SYC Collection is a quickly growing women’s wear brand created by designer, Sameerah Yasmeen Corporal. Since launching the brand in 2009, SYC has evolved from featuring jewelry, to accessories (shoes and handbags), and now to the launch of its women’s wear collection at Fashion Week San Diego. From its humble beginnings in 2009, the SYC brand has made its way to customers across the US and in countries such as Australia, Ireland, Czech Republic, and Japan to name a few. One of the latest accomplishments of the brand has been creating custom pieces for stylists and cast on VH1 television. The SYC brand has a clear course for the future growth and we can’t wait for you to see the launch of the SYC women’s clothing line on the Fashion Week San Diego runway. Read more about SYC Collection in her Designer Spotlight here.
Visit Apparel Search to learn more about San Diego fashion and San Diego fashion events. More information about San Diego Fashion Week below…
Winning Designer Business Package
One designer will be awarded a business package to help make their label and designs a reality.
The winner will be chosen by the audience at Fashion Week San Diego 2012. The designers will be scored on creativity, wearablity and over all production. There will be recognition for second and third place as well.
It will include:
Fashion Week San DiegoTM was founded in 2008 by Allison Andrews with the idea of creating a fashion industry event to aid the developing fashion culture in San Diego. The first Fashion Week San DiegoTM took place in October of 2008 at different venues around Downtown San Diego. The event went on hiatus for three years to recoup after the economic recession and is coming back stronger than ever.
What do stars do with their kids’ old designer duds? The Jamie Foxx Show’s Garcelle Beauvais, Pair of Kings’ Geno Segers, and Happily Divorced’s Tichina Arnold give them to SPOILED! a new resale website for stylish kids’ apparel. Through SPOILED!’s specialty children’s online consignment boutique, these Hollywood moms and dads donated gently used garments including pieces from D&G, True Religion, Lacoste and Burberry, now available on the website with 10% of net profits benefitting Baby2Baby, a non-profit organization to help children in need. Founder Cece Hendriks was thrilled with the additions to her site, “I am so happy that these fellow parents have donated to SPOILED! They are fashion-forward parents who share my sentiments. They dress their children to impress and don’t mind sharing that fabulous style.”
SPOILED! is currently accepting donations from individuals and boutiques with clothing for ages 0 to 14 years. SPOILED! will give 10% of net profits from sales to Baby2Baby, with a 50% consignment commission to the donor! If the item is not sold after 90 days, the consignee has the choice to have the actual item returned or donated to Baby2Baby, one of SPOILED!‘s charitable partners.
Founder CeCe Hendriks is inspired by the children’s clothing and accessories she sees in her travels abroad, and wanted to bring high-end fashion at affordable prices to Los Angeles, where she currently resides. Being a mom herself, she noticed her son Jordan was always quickly growing out of his beautiful garments and realized she had to create a space to prolong the life of his gorgeous wardrobe, and SPOILED! was born. An online platform consigning children’s new and gently worn designer clothing, SPOILED! embodies the three essentials of online luxury shopping: affordability, convenience, and exclusivity. One-hundred percent authentic, Hendriks’ pieces include collectibles from European and American designers like Gucci, Burberry, Ralph Lauren and Dolce & Gabbana. “Only the finest quality merchandise is selected for our site,” Hendriks explains, and all goods sold on the site and in the showroom are approved and certified as authentic before authorized for sale.
To help families across America in need, SPOILED! has joined forces with Baby2Baby, a charity that supplies less fortunate families with essential baby gear and clothing for their children, and will donate 10% of SPOILED!’s net profit on sales to the organization, plus a portion of un-sold clothing. “We are a new company but it was important that our business model incorporated an initiative to help those in need, especially the children,” says Hendrik’s. By distributing new and gently used items to over 40 non-profit organizations, Baby2Baby reaches over 50,000 children each year. Baby2Baby works with homeless and domestic violence shelters, Head Start programs, and children’s hospitals to provide children’s essentials to families in need, including: clothing, diapers, strollers, cribs, car seats, and other gear. Please go to www.spoiledfashionz.com for more information on SPOILED!
Are you wondering what jewelry is appropriate for your gown or dress?
Check out this info-graphic jewelry advisor flowchart from SimplyBridal.com
The flowchart styled jewelry advisor, is fun to follow along and determine which jewelry is the best match for your gown/dress. This was created to help brides and bridesmaids but is universal for any special occasion dress, including prom, cotillion, quinceanera’s and even more!
Learn more at SimplyBridal.com
If you are interested in jewelry design, you are welcome to discuss this bridal jewelry flowchart at the Jewelry Network as well.
Have you heard about the British leather bag label ‘Zatchels’?
Zatchels are sold worldwide (available at www.zatchels.com) and will be stocked within a selection of US retailers over the next few months.
Learn more about Zatchels.
You can learn more about designer handbags at the designer handbag directory website.
Have you heard of the new magazine, Slink, aimed at plus-sized readers? The magazine is having some troubles getting certain retailers on board – despite the positive reaction.
Slink, a British fashion magazine aimed at a plus-sized readership, launched this past spring. Its founder and editor, Rivkie Baum, told The Guardian that the response, overall, has been great. As they continue to work on expanding their readership, the bi-monthly title has other, more technical issues to grapple with within the fashion industry.
You can read more about this at the High Low website.
FYI – The High Low is a site that has everything you need to know about retail trends, the intersection of tech and fashion, and the evolution of the fashion industry. It’s presented by Fifth & Pacific Companies, but the stories are not necessarily reflective of the company’s views.
Learn more about fashion magazines at the Apparel Magazine website.
The Votary scarf collection seeks to reinterpret the classic look and blend it with the highest quality construction using utilitarian elements. Founded in New York City in February 2012,Votary’s initial desire is to revolutionize an often overlooked – but nonetheless defining – element of one’s personal style: the scarf. The line is at once premium but also democratic in its approach, and strives to produce pieces that are destined to be favorites for years to come.
Similar to the term, the Votary collection is meant for one who is a firm believer, supporter or advocate; an enthusiast; a devotee; or a faithful follower. Votary scarves, and complementing blankets, were created as a staple in the fashion accessory industry along with making an original statement translated through the materials, over-sized construction, reversible design, fully knitted production – and all proudly designed and manufactured in the United States.
· All Votary pieces are proudly designed and manufactured in the USA
· Non-scratchy hand – as soft as Merino Wool
· Machine Washable
· Hypoallergenic
· Double paneled, over-sized construction for extra warmth and added structure for styling
· Fully knit construction – no sewn edges to cut costs
· Reversible design
There are several styles and colors to choose from: The Votary – Classic, Black Charcoal Gray, Black Red, Green Red Ecru, and Black Navy; The Votary blanket – Classic and BCG. All scarves are 12in X 67in and cost $75.00 – The Votary blanket is 53in X 67in and costs $225.00
For more information, please visit www.VotaryNY.com
More about Votary and the Founder: Born and raised in New York as the son of an Italian immigrant and entrepreneur, Luigi Bianco, the founder of Votary, was born with an innate sense of style and learned at an early age the value of pursuing a dream.
Luigi chose to name the line Votary as its meaningful definition resonated at a juncture in his life when he was unsure of where his path was leading him. After spending five years practicing law and falling victim to the economic crisis, Luigi let his entrepreneurial spirit get the best of him. With great difficulty in finding a job, he left his native New York for Europe to start anew in the fashion industry and pursue his childhood dream. His time working for a well-respected fashion firm in London armed him with the tools he needed to return home and proudly establish Votary as a New York based company that manufactures in the USA to help foster smart economics.
Votary draws upon Luigi’s firm belief in making a lasting first impression. Votary’s inaugural collection of scarves seeks to inject well-constructed, smartly designed style into daily life whether it be on the street or in the home; as translated by the Votary blanket.
Votary is Americana-inspired and reflects elements of European style and detail that Luigi has refined while having lived in Milan, Rome and London. From the garish to the traditional, Votary was built to reinvent the standard for premium, yet accessible, personal style.
Non-Surgical Tummy Tucks Growing in Popularity : Do They Work?
As more and more people are staying away from risky cosmetic procedures and plastic surgery to slim and tighten their tummies, non-surgical tummy tucks are growing in popularity every day.
The newest non-surgical option called Tummy Tight, a non-surgical tummy tuck home kit, was recently put to the test on the Good Day Sacramento morning show.
Good Day Sacramento co-hosts Melissa Cabral and Lori Wallace used this waistline sliming system for a week and reported their results to the show’s viewers:
“I wrapped my midsection three times last week and lost a total of three inches,” Cabral said. “I lost one inch from my hips, one inch from my stomach, and one inch from the upper torso region just beneath the bust.”
Tummy Tight also worked on Wallace.
“I trimmed off two-and-a-half inches during the week,” Wallace said. “I would recommend it.”
In order to fairly test Tummy Tight, Cabral and Wallace both said they didn’t change their eating or exercise habits.
“I wore it while I sat around and watched TV at night,” Cabral said. “It worked.”
The segment is available at www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Fvpv5zgDY4&feature=plcp
The Tummy Tight kit is comprised of a surgical grade compression bandage and a liquid mineral serum, which is applied to the bandage before it is snuggly wrapped around the midsection and worn for 60 minutes, three times per week. The company that created the kit, Beauty Be Natural, promises a trimmer, tighter waistline in as little as one week if used as directed.
According to its website, www.beautybenatural.com, some may notice improvements after the very first application.
According to Beauty Be Natural, Tummy Tight is able to non-surgically reduce tummies, thighs, and other trouble spots on both men and women by combining three slenderizing techniques:
• Compression wrapping – Studies show that compression wraps and compression garments, if worn daily, can actually reshape the body. When compression garments are worn, the fatty tissues beneath the skin are pressed into the bed of blood capillaries lying just beneath the fat. The compression of tissues improves the blood circulation to and from the fat cells and speeds ups the fat-metabolizing process, allowing the reduction of both body fat and body size.
• Tissue-detoxifying liquid minerals – When toxins and pollutants enter the body through consumed food, water and air, many times they cannot be eliminated and they become stored in fatty tissues, away from vital organs. As additional protection against these toxins, the body sends fluids into the area where the toxins are stored to dilute them. After years of toxic living, the body often becomes swollen and bloated from fluid build-up, caused by the chronic presence of toxins in the body.
There are more than 80 minerals and trace minerals in the Tummy Tight liquid formula – many of which have been included for their ability to reduce inflammation and swelling by flushing toxins out of the tissues. After these minerals do their work, waistlines and tummies start to shrink, even without special diets or exercise.
• Fat-burning herbal accelerator – Special herbs added to the liquid mineral formula penetrate into the fatty tissues to stimulate the fat cells to open and release their contents. This reduces the size of the fat cells and allows them to be further compacted by the Tummy Tight compression wrap. The end result is safe, quick and easy inch-loss.
The Tummy Tight kit can be ordered at www.beautybenatural.com and comes with a 30-day, no-questions money-back guarantee.
Is it too late to buy back to school clothing after the first day of school?
First of all, it is never too late to shop… Back to school sales after back to school officially starts is not a problem. Some stores may run out of the trendy fashion that your child wants, but clothing will most certainly be available (and available at a “sale” price). Clothing stores traditionally have kids clothes sales referenced as “back to school sales”. In the USA, each state, county, or town, may have a different date in which school will actually begin. Therefore, it is not possible to have all the sales end on the exact day that school begins for every single school.
The real question should be, “can you find better deals after your school starts?”. The only way to know for sure is to track the sale prices at your favorite stores. See if the prices go down after your school year begins. You may find that stores have better back to school sales after back to school begins.
Learn more about back to school sales on the Apparel Search website. You may also want to check the back to school section for more guides and information.
Here are a few stores we suggest you check:
Macy’s
Nordstrom
JC Penney
Kohls
Also, you can check the shop for children guide on Apparel Search.
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