The statement piece you must have for Fall. You NEED this - go on, make your closet smile!

"You can never spend too much time choosing your shoes. Too many women think shoes are unimportant, but the real proof of an elegant woman is what is on her feet." ---- Christian Dior "Trendy is the last stage before tacky." ---- Carl Lagerfield "A women who doesn't wear perfume has no future." ---- Coco Chanel "I like my money right where I can see it: hanging in my closet." ---- Carrie Bradshaw "Fashion is about dressing according to what's fashionable. Style is more about

Jimmy Fallon- host The Tonight Show He makes us smile. We go to bed happy. Can't help it, we love this sweet guy! Jennifer Pinckney - widow of Senator Clementa Pinckney Mrs. Pinckney taught everyone at Blossom a valuable lesson in perseverance, compassion and forgiveness - and we have never even met her. UNBELIEVABLE! Angelina Jolie - actor, director, humanitarian She is a STRONG, compassionate woman and is respected by many. She quietly leads - working tirelessly to bring at

Most of us think we must buy new clothes to update our wardrobe for an upcoming season. Not necessarily true.I thought you might enjoy a few tips on color styling. It's simple and affordable, and can quickly change your wardrobe from drab to fab. * There's something very chic and flattering about wearing one stroke of color. This season, an easy wardrobe update is to change your shoe color. For example, if you are wearing all black, opt to wear gray shoes, instead of black sh

School Girl Chic is an opportunity for your teen to learn to enhance her natural beauty, love her look, and feel and look her best all the time. Elizabeth is a busy, active teenager, always on the run. but still finding time for SGC. Her mom understood the importance of proper skin care, learning age-appropriate makeup application, and building her skills at an important time in life. So if you're serious about these things for your teen, then we need to chat. Take advantage

I am delighted to introduce our guest blogger Becca Luna Lindamood. For years Becca and I worked together at Millie Lewis. She worked in the office, and I taught classes. Becca was all girl, a prissy little thing, loving anything girly-girl, and always wearing heels, high heels. At USC she majored fashion (and anything pink.) One day she came to work in head-to-toe athletic gear, complete with the ugliest sneakers I've ever seen. Totally surprised I asked her -"where are your