Fashion Vibes

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Creating a Vibe Space at home has significantly helped me throughout my day, especially during the pandemic. When I had to shift from the office to working from home, I knew that creating an inspiring desk area would not be enough to support my mental wellness. So, I created a yoga/meditation practice space that included a few new pieces that would help enhance my mood when I needed to step away from work and reconnect with myself. 

I started researching a few total well-being products to add to my Vibe Space and discovered these companies that create unique goods that inspire peace and calm while also supporting the BIPOC community.

Connecting with your Yoga Mat is a spiritual connection, and it is the very continuation of us in the fluid movement. Just as our phones

2020 has been a whirlwind of surprises whether good or bad, and most of us are probably glad to bid goodbye to the year that was. But in K-dramaland, the last year has produced some of the best dramas that kept our stay-at-home days well worth it and helped us escape into captivating stories. Aside from epic pairings, heart-stopping narratives, and unforgettable moments, here’s a list of fashionable characters that have made a mark in 2020 K-dramas:

Style Queens

Seo Ye Ji in “It’s Okay to Not Be Okay”

Who can forget the outrageous yet lovable character that is Go Moon Young? From her whimsical dresses, over-the-top styling, and dreamy high fashion outfits, there’s nothing she can’t pull off. Her style is reminiscent of princesses and witches in fairy tales, much like her character who projects a fiercely guarded individual that just longs to feel loved and accepted. Her out-of-this-world

Just when you thought Urban Decay couldn’t possibly launch another Naked palette, they go and drop possibly the best one since the original launched in 2010.

In case you missed it, there’s been Naked, Naked 2, Naked 3, Naked Smoky, Naked Heat, Naked Cherry, Naked Reloaded, Naked Honey and most recently, Naked Ultraviolet.

And don’t get me started on the mini versions or we’ll be here all day.

For what is effectively the tenth Naked palette, Urban Decay were going to have to do something pretty special to catch my attention and boy did they do just that.

There I was scrolling through my phone when a post from Instagram account @Trendmood1 popped up with a palette that threw me back to 2010 in the best way possible.

Naked Wild West is the palette I never knew I wanted, or needed, until now.

Starting with the oil slick snakeskin packaging

Alia Bhatt turns the airport into her personal runway slaying in street-core sporty style. Check it out!