Kyle Richards’ Brown Plaid Shirt on Instastories

Real Housewives of Beverly Hills 2021 Instagram Fashion

Seeing Kyle Richards’ brown plaid shirt on Instastories has me feeling some type of way. That way is realllly excited for fall. Though I am said to see summer go I have to say fall fashion is one of my favorites. I am so ready to kiss my tank tops goodbye and give a big hello to my flannels. Starting with a Style Stealer of this shirt .

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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Photo Credit: @kylerichards18

Originally posted at: Kyle Richards’ Brown Plaid Shirt

Cameran Eubanks’ Blue Printed Romper on Instastories

Southern Charm 2021 Instagram Fashion

I have been loving seeing everybody’s Labor Day celebrations. And of course the outfits they wore while doing so. Like Cameran Eubanks’ blue printed romper she wore for her day out on the boat with her fam. It looked like a beautiful day yesterday for them to set sail on the water. Just like it’s a beautiful day today for a Style Stealer of Cameran’s romper to set sail to our closets.

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Originally posted at: Cameran Eubanks’ Blue Printed Romper

My question is: Why do you think of yourself as lazy? Often, what we think is laziness is just a natural response to uncertainty or insecurity.

The entire fashion industry is based on insecurity. It’s their job to get us confused about how we look and to make us relinquish control of our decisions. Don’t give them that power.

Here are some common reasons for fashion “laziness” along with ideas about how to reframe them. How many of these apply to you?

I’m So Busy That I Don’t Have a Lot of Time to Shop

Understanding how to shop intelligently means you won’t need a lot of time to shop. Besides, people who spend too much time shopping possibly have a shopping addiction. Buy fewer, high quality items you truly love, and you’ll cut your shopping time – and likely your budget – dramatically.

I Hate Malls; the Crowds, the Parking, the Sensory Overload

A lot of people hate malls. Among them are highly sensitive people. Malls often offer too many choices with too little guidance. When you learn what works for you, zero in on the stores that serve your style best or avoid malls entirely. A great local boutique or online store could be your solution.

I Get Bleary-Eyed/Anxious/Insecure When I Compare Myself with What I See in Fashion Magazines and on Instagram

The images you see in the media are of manufactured persons. They are not real humans who clean up after baby or dog poo, mow lawns or sweat over bills. They have hairdressers, stylists, makeup artists, personal trainers, chefs, to make them, and their lives, look so “effortless.” Don’t compare yourself with fiction.

How I Look Is Just Not All That Important to Me

Whether we like it or not, we are judged within the first seven seconds of an introduction. But our greatest judgement comes from the mirror itself.

If you really didn’t care about how you look, you wouldn’t be reading this. You do care. You just need the tools to make simple, effortless decisions about how to dress. And that doesn’t have to eat up a lot of time.

I’ve Recently Gained/Lost Weight and Nothing Fits or Looks Good on Me

Weight gain or loss is a very common reason to avoid shopping. By paying attention to your basic body shape and creating pleasing visual proportion and balance, you will be able to clothe your body at any stage of your life regardless of how much space you do or don’t take up.

I’m Over 60 and Feel That Fashion Has Forgotten About Me

Chin up! The times, they are a-changing. You will see more and more fashionable women and men over the age of 50, 60, 70 and beyond in the public eye.

But yes, it is more challenging to find clothing that isn’t designed for 18-year-olds. Recognize your unique style, coloring and the needs of your lifestyle, and build a “uniform” around that – and stick with it.

I’m Actually Depressed, Not Lazy

Depression is often the crux of the matter. Since the purpose of fashion marketing is to keep us insecure, it certainly can create a ripe field for depression. But consider this (it was taught to me by one of my college professors, Dr. Valerie Hunt): depression is anger turned inward.

Take that anger against the world of fashion, and use it to build your self-esteem. Take back your power. Learn your lessons, apply them, create a functional, attractive, stress-free wardrobe and then watch the depression start to lift.

Sometimes the superficial things – like looking good in and loving what we wear – can reinforce or motivate a positive internal change.

Do you relate to any of these excuses to refrain from being stylish? What is your take on shopping? Please share your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.

Bethenny Frankel’s American Flag Skirt on Kelly and Ryan

Bethenny Frankel 2021 Instagram Fashion

Bethenny Frankel curated the perfect Labor Day lewk in her American flag skirt on Live with Kelly and Ryan. She claimed she’s a homebody and usually spends the holiday at home. But that she was glad she got to join Kelly and Ryan so she could wear this amazing outfit. Which we are very glad she did too because otherwise we wouldn’t have known we needed a Style Stealer of this skirt.

Sincerely Stylish,

Jess

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Photo Credit: @bethennyfrankel

Originally posted at: Bethenny Frankel’s American Flag Skirt

What do Selena Gomez, Rihanna, Jennifer Lopez and Becky G all have in common? They all launched makeup and/or skincare companies! Jennifer Aniston is next with her LolaVie beauty brand. The Morning Show actor is already the chief creative officer at Vital Proteins and has long been the face of Aveeno. So, this isn’t her first time getting into the beauty and/or wellness industry.

Back in 2010, Aniston actually released a perfume called LolaVie, but changed it to Jennifer Aniston “It turned out as we were getting close to the launch, there was something out there that was very similar and it was just going to get very confusing in the marketplace,” she told Reuters Television back in 2010. When speaking to WWD at the same event, she declined to explain what the name means to her, saying, “It’s a long story and honestly it’s too personal to tell, but it has a special significance.”

Source: Instagram

This new brand will seemingly have a little bit of everything. She filed a trademark for body care, deodorant, skincare, haircare, soaps, nail care and candles. And it looks like she’s already teasing the first product! When LolaVie first launched its Instagram account, I thought for sure skincare was going to be the first to launch. But this recent picture is of Aniston’s wavy blonde hair, which makes me think maybe it’s actually haircare we’re getting right off the bat. Although it could just be a photo of her in a LolaVie meeting.

Fans seem very excited about this launch, which is already coming on September 8. “I don’t know exactly what this is, but I’m sure it’s going to be awesome! I am excited,” wrote one fan on Instagram. “I’m so in love with this aesthetic,” wrote another.

We’ve reached out to LolaVie for more information and will update you as soon as we know more.