Nail trends over the past few years have been crazy. Long gone are the days of a simple french mani and pedi. While browsing fashionista.com I came across a post about the new DIY Caviar Manicure by Ciaté. I am still a little unsure about whether I will partake in this trend, which will soon be available at Sephora. What do you think?
Monday, March 19, 2012
Friday, March 16, 2012
Events!
Lady Bloggers Fashion and Beauty Social
Location: It's Vintage Darling
3423 14th Street Northwest Washington, DC 20010-3490 |
Time: 7pm - 9pm |
Cost: $7 in advance and $10 at the door |
This event will feature mini makeovers, hordourves, wine, and 20% off of your purchase just for the night.
HOUSE OF ELOISE TEA TIME TRUNK SHOW
(text from official press release)
Who: House of Eloise Vintage
What: House of Eloise Tea Time Trunk Show
When: March 18,2012 5:30-8pm
Where: Marvin
2007 14th St NW
Washington, DC
( Green Line U street/ Cardozo metro)
Why: To offer clients a selection of high end vintage, while enjoying a fashionable atmosphere
On Sunday March 18 enjoy an evening of leisure and vintage shopping with House Of
Eloise Vintage at Marvin Restaurant in DC. An exclusive event filled of
libations and threads, patrons will enjoy cupcakes from Sprinkles and
Sweet Treats while viewing pieces of Leanne Woodley's vintage
collection. Fashion lovers can enjoy the pulsating sounds of Marvin
while sipping the special-tea drink for the night, Eloise tea. RSVP is
preferred.
Highly
respected in both the Washington and New York fashion community, House
of Eloise is known for high end vintage pieces from Thierry Mugler to
Dior. Since launching in January 2011, the company has expanded its
influence from America to the European market. Eloise represents the
woman Woodley seeks to buy for the, self empowered, independent, and
stylish. A stylish way to end the weekend, attendees of the event will
receive an exclusive gift, tailored with the House of Eloise client in
mind.
glitter.
I love the little bottle of joy that came in my Birchbox this month. The new Essie Luxeffects collection is gorgeous!
I am usually not one for flashy nail colors... I like soft pinks, nudes, and dark blues and blacks. Yea, I'm pretty boring when it comes to nails... But surprisingly this glittery polish looked amazing on. AND, if you're like me and aren't really that great at giving yourself the perfect manicure, this polish allows some room for (minor) error. Unlike regular polish, it doesn't have to go on perfectly to resemble a salon manicure.
The color I'm sporting now is the "a cut above" shade (shattered pink diamond glitz).
The color I'm sporting now is the "a cut above" shade (shattered pink diamond glitz).
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