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Helleur, Helleur everybody!,

 

I hope you know what I'm talking about, when I tell you that when I really go trough my closet I'm like;''Did I bought that?'', ''Ow my Gosh, I couldn't find you, come here you blouse!''
Yeah, exactly.
It's like I buy something and then only wear it ones or twice and then I'm on to the next big thing.

I bought this dress 2 years ago in the New Yorker, for my trip to Curacao. I wore it there once and that-was-it.

Well my mom wants me to be: ''More creative'' when it comes to the clothes I already own.
I do have to agree with her that sometimes, when you style an old piece, it looks totally new and sometimes even more cuter and fun then when you just wore it.

 

This is how I would wear it these days. I think you can always wear prints. It's about the way you style it.

 

So what are you someone who throws everything away after wearing it for a few times or do you know how to recreate a cool look with some old fashion pieces?

 

Lots of love,

 

 

Jacket- New Look
Dress- New Yorker(2011)
Socks- Primark

Shoes- Jeffrey Campbell Coltrane

 



emberlove.com

 

 

 

This beautiful soul Ember came up to me on Tumblr and showed me her art.
I totally fell in love with it. The way she represent her photos is amazing.
We wanted to feature her work on my blog and the shoot from above is the one I liked most.

 

 



EMBERLOVE is a concept created by Megan Monique , an Atlanta-based photographer, writer, poet, jewellery designer, entrepreneur and fashion enthusiast. Her influences range from the teachings of Christ to Vogue Magazine. 

 

THE EMBERLOVE CO., where luxury  and street  convene.
EMBERLOVE challenges the barriers of  fashion industry by reshaping standards of beauty. Each photograph aims to demonstrate another norm of beauty; they're aimed to challenge the senses and engross the mind in a realm of originality.

I really, really love the concept. How many of us is determined to get a body
like the skinny models in a magazine? How many of us are trying to stop eating, because we think we don't look enough like the beautiful pictures on the internet and we see our partners drooling all over them. It makes us insecure, it makes us vulnerable and the fashion  industry knows that.

Don't get me wrong I do love the Fashion Industry and I do think that some models got something magical around them, but that doesn't mean that if you don't look like the beautiful pictures, that you're not good enough, not beauty enough. 'Cause do you know what?

We are BEAUTIFUL CREATURES.

 

Let's embrace and support Artists like this. People who are not afraid of being  different then the rest of the world. Artists who cross boundaries and some certain beauty standards.
We all have things that makes us, us and we are freakin' beautiful because of it so cheers to that!

 

What do you think of this kind of exposure of Art?

 

Ember, I love your work. Keep on going. Keep inspiring. LoVe...