Madison LeCroy’s Floral Ruffle Bikini on Instagram

Southern Charm Instagram Fashion 2021

Bikini bombshell!   According to her caption on this pic the brand behind Madison LeCroy’s floral ruffle bikini has asked her to represent them, and tbh we’re not really surprised considering she literally looks like she could be their official website model. And if you want to model your next bikini look after the one she has on here, scroll on down below so you too can have an extremely hot girl end of summer.

Fashionably,

Faryn

P.S. A-Rod, you better not be looking at this.

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Photo & Info: @Madison.LeCroy

Originally posted at: Madison LeCroy’s Floral Ruffle Bikini

Jennifer Aydin’s Red Satin Top on Instagram

Real Housewives of New Jersey Instagram Fashion 2021

According to this sneak peek on the ‘Gram, Jennifer Aydin looks totally red-y for Season 12 of RHONJ; and not only because her nose job and chin implant have apparently healed perfectly (hey, you do you boo!), but because she found the perfect confessional lewk with this red satin top. Which may not be made out of plastic, but I think we can all agree is still definitely fantastic.

Fashionably,

Faryn

P.S. Click here if you want spoilers for the drama that will apparently be going down next season!  

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Photo: @RHONJObsessed

Originally posted at: Jennifer Aydin’s Red Satin Top

Crystal Kung Minkoff’s Green Floral Print Top

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Season 11 Episode 12 Fashion

Crystal Kung Minkoff looked so chic in her green floral print top. She has been killing it with her looks this season, despite what Sutton some may say. I love her style because sometimes it’s pretty $$$, but sometimes it’s pretty affordable. This top for example was affordable, but of course it’s sold out. That’s okay because we have the Style Stealers that are just as pretty.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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Originally posted at: Crystal Kung Minkoff’s Green Floral Print Top

We didn’t expect Hailey Bieber to become a YouTube star in 2021. But she continues to put out interesting, well-made and produced videos giving us a peek inside her glam, as well as talks with some really interesting celebs. On Wednesday, Bieber’s hair was the talk of the show, as she shared her wavy-hair routine for her 1.2 million followers.

“A lot of you have been asking to see how I do my own hair when I do my own hair so check it out,” she says in the video. When she doesn’t have hairstylist Jen Atkin around, this is how Bieber gets those cool-girl, California waves. (No doubt, Atkin taught her everything she knows.)

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Bieber says she starts by using a volumizing leave-in product. Not surprisingly, she likes Atkin’s haircare line, especially Ouai’s Volume Spray ($26 at Ulta). Then, she blow-dries her hair. Here’s where the waves come in. She sprays on a texturizing product, which looks to use like one from R+Co. She grabs her Dyson Corrale hair straightener ($499.99 at Dyson), which she says she “also got from Jen.”

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Bieber sections her hair and grabs a small piece. She takes the straightener and does a wave motion down her strands, creating a mermaid wave. She then adds more texture spray for grip. “I decided to go with this down wavy textured hair for you guys because this is usually just my go-to when I have the time to do it myself,” she says. “If I was like going out for a dinner or like going out on date night, this is typically the hair that I’m going to do for an evening of fun.”

Bieber gives tips throughout the routine. The Corrale is a straightener but it’s great for creating all types of waves, too. “Be careful about like not squeezing the iron too tight because even in that piece you could see that like it dented a little bit in my hair,” she says. Bieber prefers a messy, “undone” look when she goes out instead of bombshell waves. Watch her entire routine above and grab the Corrale at Dyson to copy her look.

I read an interesting article today on cnbc.com about a CEO who reads more than 1,000 resumes a year, discussing various items to remove immediately from your CV/Resume. This hit home for me as a dating coach as I want singles to have the best chance possible of meeting that someone special!

As a professional dating consultant, I’ve talked with over 33,000+ singles over the past 20 years about how to best market yourself online, both creatively and truthfully.

So, it may be time to hop online and strike the following off your profile:

Things You Really Do Not Do… Or Think You Will Finally Start Doing This Month

These include things like fencing, competitive swimming, tennis, ice skating, working on a novel, etc. Ok, a few of these refer to the Olympic games, but I find clients love watching sports and immediately think, “Huh, I’m totally going to take up archery or skeet shooting” and suddenly, it appears online as one of their interests!

Fleeting, as it will most likely be forgotten in a month, and do you want to explain yourself when a World Fencing Champion reaches out to you for a date?

Remove These Photos

Any bathroom mirror selfie, car selfie, ANY selfie, a group shot of 8 people (which one is you???), sunglass/hat shots (ok, one is fine), holding a large fish, an upside-down photo (it just makes you look tech challenged), an odd shaped photo you obviously cut someone out of but their hand or arm remains on your shoulder (Who is this? An ex?).

“Fluent in Sarcasm”

If you have any headlines such as the above, remove them! Start with a positive headline – remember that tone can never be heard online – and while you may mean this as being hysterically funny/witty, it most likely will come across as a negative. Once you meet in real life, then let your humor flow!

No Complaints

These can be benign comments like, “My friends think I’m crazy to be online dating because….,” well, you are! It can come across as insecure, and the person reading this will not find this a turn-on. After all, they are doing it too. In the past two years, 1 of 3 married couples met online!

A Political Rant

Not the right place to air your political thoughts! Each site/app will have a question about this and a simple checked box for Independent, Liberal, Conservative etc. is appropriate.

Lies

I know I mention this constantly, but taking your age from 63 to 55 just starts you out with a dishonest relationship. Same goes for height. If you are 5’9”, don’t exaggerate to 5’11”. If you are a few pounds overweight, of course that’s ok – just show flattering photos of you and always a full body shot!

A Generic Opening Line

Many singles never get past the first line on an online dating profile. A line such as “Attractive, Funny, Kind” is a fast swipe left. The best help I can give you on writing an online dating profile is to start with a bang about you!

“Key Lime Cheesecake Ice Cream from Handel’s” certainly made an impression on me. This person, a 66-year-old man, eats and named an extremely specific flavor. He made me smile with that first line, and I read his whole profile!

Another example: I was working with a client this morning, looking at some men I thought she would like, and we both laughed so hard at one man’s opening comment about how intimidating IKEA was – it was cleverly written, and simply different!

Yes, she is pursuing him!

Bonus Tip: Always use spell check or editor before you copy and paste your profile online. This is a first impression of you – not casual texting with your friends who already know and love you!

Which one of these do you currently have on your online dating profile? Do you think they have hindered your ability to find a quality man to date? What will you choose to change about your online dating profile after reading this article?