The gotta have shoe for spring/summer is looking to be the wedge. If you didn’t try this shoe style last year it’s a must for this year. Worried it might be uncomfortable? Don’t be, given the fact there is actually more heel to balance yourself on this style is really not bad. Just pay attention to the platform (or the front portion that lays under the toes) the higher it is the more of a balancing act you have to perform while you walk. Still worried about comfort? Stay away from wood and go for cork, a much more forgiving substance. Good News….there are some reasonable height heeled wedges out there so definitely give them a try and add some spring in your step!
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Add Some Spring in Your Step!March 9th, 2010
Dress Me Up! Lunch with GirlfriendsFebruary 28th, 2010
It’s 11:30 and you’re running into town to have lunch with the girls. You want to look put together, but not like you over thought it, so what do you wear? First do an easy half up half down hairstyle. Just pin the top and sides loosely with bobby pins. Put some fun eye makeup on, try an eyeliner in a color like blue or green. Then keep the rest of your
makeup simple. Throw on a long sleeve or short sleeve t-shirt and a pair of bootcut jeans. Add a belt, a colorful scarf and oversize earrings. Pick the perfect shoes to round out your outfit, depending on the length of the jeans you chose, maybe it would be ballet flats or ankle boots. You’ve just created an easy pulled together look that you can feel good in while you catch up with the girls.
Dress Me Up! Valentines Date Night.February 14th, 2010
It’s Valentines Day! So as you chew on your chocolates and ponder about what to wear tonight, don’t stress yourself. Here is the answer to your perfect date night outfit! Time to pull out that little black dress that never sees the light of day. We all have the LBD, but how often do we really wear it in our
every day life? Not enough, so here is your chance. Now it is cool in most parts of the country this time of year, so let’s top the dress with a metallic pashmina shawl in your best color; silver for Winters and Summers, gold for Autumns and Springs. Okay, let’s be fun here and pair this outfit with some killer heels in red or burgundy. Cute, huh? Keep the jewelry simple, you want to look the look to be elegant, so add only a pair of teardrop diamond earrings. Select a beaded clutch and the look is finished! You are ready for a night out with your Valentine. So just relax and smell the roses!!
Boho ChicFebruary 4th, 2010
Enjoy our guest blogger from Steel Pony!
Boho chic is back in a big way. Flowy skirts, feathers, gladiator sandals, beads – you can see it all in magazines & on runways. This orange top would be a fabulous addition to a bohemian wardrobe.
Pair it with a long skirt or over a maxi dress. Or choose a more rough & tumble look by pairing it with cuffed jeans. Then add these handmade accessories and you’re out the door!
Wearing Steel Pony clothing is so easy, you need an equally easy hairstyle to complement your apparel! When you choose a hair comb like this one fromWhichGoose, even a simple ponytail makes a big statement.
When the clothing you wear makes an artistic statement by itself, you don’t need your jewelry to compete for the attention! I found this simple bracelet – again with shades of orange – that would add some sparkle without overpowering
the Steel Pony top. DnJDichroicArtGlass uses heavy gauge copper wire and glass beads, reminiscent of sea glass, to create this boho-style piece.
To complete any boho look, you need a great big slouchy bag. I love that this one, by thingsSHEcarried, breaks away from the usual distressed leather in favor of painted linen. I choose this one for the red detail. I think that a little pop of analogous color breaks up the orange and keeps the boho look from “trying to hard.”
What handmade finds do you pair with your Steel Pony clothing?? Find Steel Pony http://steelpony.com/blog
Written by Tara Gentile www.taragentile.com for Joanne Litz/Steel Pony
If you like it than you better put a belt on it….January 24th, 2010
Ok, pardon the title but I have Beyonce’s pop song “If you like it than you better put a ring on it” running through my head.
I’m sure there are a few of our readers out there that made New Year’s resolutions to drop a few pounds and are now experiencing some loose clothes. First off, congrats to you for sticking with a program and investing in your health. Now, secondly let’s talk about those loose clothes, especially jackets and shirts. Try adding a belt. A belt is a modern way to stretch those clothes a bit further before you need to purchase the next size (or two) smaller. Use a thin belt for cardigans and jackets, a thicker or double belt for blouses and shirts and either for a dress. There are so many different belts and styles to choose from. Try a twill, skin, or raffia belt in a neutral tone to get the most wear.









