It’s the holiday season, Beauties, and you know what that means…it’s time to shake it in your fanciest party dress. I’m sure your schedules are overloaded with parties and fabulous holiday festivities to attend. Here at Sleepless in Sequins, we shop till we drop, in order to find must-have, sparkling dresses to help you style your holiday wardrobe.
I recently had the honor of hosting a shopping party at Cynthia Rowley, along with my friend and fellow blogger, Cara Kovacs of The Stylephile. The event was held at Rowley’s Madison Avenue Boutique.
On April 17th, between 6-8 p.m., I will be co-hosting a shopping event with Cara Kovacs at Cynthia Rowley’s Madison Avenue store in New York. About a week or so ago, I had a chance to try on several outfits at the boutique. One of my favorites was the Bonded Shift Dress, with a gorgeous floral print, that is both feminine and sophisticated.
As we count down to 2014, you may be searching for the perfect outfit to wear to your parties and festivities. I’m a beads and sequins girl, so always it’s always fun to add a bit of sparkle to my holiday ensemble. The look I’ve put together includes the beaded, Yumi Kim Ana skirt, a black bodysuit (yes, really), blazer, and black patent Christian Louboutin pumps.
The holiday season is upon us, and you know what that means. Get ready to pull out those suitcases, wrap those presents, and kick back those sparkling stilettos. It’s time to celebrate! For many, you’re still juggling work, with those pre-season holiday parties, right up until Christmas and Chanukkah. It doesn’t stop there. You’ve still got New Year’s to think about. With weeks chalked full of events, I like to plan my day-time and party outfits with simplicity.
New York’s Mercedes Benz Fashion Week is the fashion industry’s chance showcase high fashion on the runways. Held at the tents of Lincoln Center, designers, celebs, stylists, and fashion bloggers deck themselves out, to attend the city’s celebration of style. With all of the shows, lounges, and parties to attend, I scrambled to have outfits prepared for every event.