Author: Admin01

Nene Leakes Navy Blue Metallic Maxi Dress

Nene Leakes Navy Blue Metallic Maxi Dress

Real Housewives of Atlanta Season 12 Episode 18 Fashion

Nene Leakes’ navy blue metallic maxi dress in Greece took me quite some time to find but it was well worth it just for peace of mind, despite it being sold out, because it was driving me crazy that I couldn’t figure out the designer. I love a dramatic resort look like this and Nene looked gorgeous and glam in the gold metallics flowing in the wind, even as she was “assaulting” Kenya Moore with a peanut.

 

The Realest Housewife,

Big Blonde Hair

 

Nene Leakes Navy Blue Metallic Maxi Dress

Click Here to See her Sold Out Dundas Maxi Dress

Originally posted at: Nene Leakes Navy Blue Metallic Maxi Dress

Read More

Kelly Dodd’s Cobalt Tie Neck Sweater

Kelly Dodd’s Cobalt Tie Neck Sweater on Instastories

Real Housewives of Orange County Instagram Fashion 2020

Considering we know that you’ve all been glued to the scary mainstream news coverage 24/7, we’ve decided to leave that stuff up to Kelly Dodd’s fiancé, Fox News reporter Rick Leventhal and instead bring you a breaking report on the super cute cobalt tie neck sweater she wore on Instastories. Which we’re very much hoping will add a bright spot to your day (and obviously your closet too). 

Fashionably,

Faryn

Kelly Dodd’s Cobalt Tie Neck Sweater

Click Here to Shop Her RtA Sweater in Plus Size

Photo: @KellyDDodd

Originally posted at: Kelly Dodd’s Cobalt Tie Neck Sweater

Read More

Hannah Ann Sluss’ Black Floral Dress

Hannah Ann Sluss’ Black Floral Dress on Instagram

The Bachelor Instagram Fashion 2020

Considering we know that many of you are at home responsibly social distancing right now (which if you’re like me, also apparently means eating everything in sight) and don’t have a new episode of The Bachelor to look forward to tonight, we figured that this post on Hannah Ann Sluss’ perfect-for-spring black floral dress on Instagram is just what the doctor ordered. And although you may not actually be able to order it since it’s sold out, we prescribe that you substitute it with one of the similar Style Stealers down below (which if you’re going at the rate I am, you may want to get a couples sizes up).

Fashionably,

Faryn

 

Hannah Ann Sluss’ Black Floral Dress

Click Here to See Her Sold Out Reformation Dress

Photo: @HannahAnn

Originally posted at: Hannah Ann Sluss’ Black Floral Dress

Read More

Trivial Daily Nuisances: How Difficult Can It Be to Buy a New Mop?

Trivial Daily Nuisances How Difficult Can It Be to Buy a New Mop

How
often do you have one of ‘those days’ when things just seem to go very wrong? I
am not talking about days of virus epidemics or when you find out that you or a
loved one has some dreadful illness or accident. I am talking about trivial
stuff.

But
it can still be very, very annoying.

Broken Mop

A
few weeks ago, before the coronavirus was even a thing in the UK, my mop handle
broke. Just as the same kind had done some time before. I decided I not only
needed a new mop, but perhaps a new kind
of mop.

Luckily,
I have a very savvy neighbour, and I asked her what kind of mop she would
recommend. I won’t bore you with the details, but she suggested a particular
type and brand and I thought the problem was solved. All I needed to do was buy
it.

Online Shops

I am
a great believer that you can buy anything online and very quickly. Not in this
case.

I
went to the online supermarket that I use regularly and could see no sign of
this mop. Yes, they had the refills and yes, they had the bucket, but the mop
was nowhere to be seen.

So
off I went to Amazon, everyone’s supplier that they love and hate at the same
time (but that is another story). Yes, it turned out they had the mop, but not
the bucket.

They
were expecting to have the perfect ‘mop and bucket set’ for a good price, but
not for three weeks and I wanted the mop now.

The
mop hunting was getting annoying.

Actual Shops

It
then occurred to me that we have a not too distant hardware store, which sometimes
has such things as mops. I wanted to phone to check but it took me some time to
recall their name.

They
had the mop, they said, but it was so cheap that I doubted if it was the right
one (it is a rather over-priced hardware store). And the bucket would be just
under £50 ($65). I even phoned back to see if I got that right.

I do
not need a bucket for that price!

Mop Bought

OK.
Setting it out like this, the solution looks easy.

After
lunch, I worked it out. I bought the mop from Amazon (it arrived quickly, being
delivered for some reason by two
men). I ordered the bucket from my online shop and it was duly delivered a few
days later.

Even Trivial Issues Have Side Effects

But
I was in such a tizz. The whole experience had me completely frustrated.

When
one person in a household gets into a bad mood, it is easy to pass it on to the
other(s). I was so riled up over the fact that buying a mop wasn’t a simple, straight-forward
task that I went to make lunch and managed to quickly annoy my long-suffering
husband.

He
thought I was about to burn myself or the lunch or even burn the house down. I
didn’t.

But
it was not a relaxed lunch. I kept trying to explain to him what a problem I
had had, but he said he wasn’t really interested in mops.

Who
could blame him? How much trouble can it be to buy a mop?

Do
you have days when so many little things go wrong that you get in a tizz? Can
you provide any examples? Please share them below and let’s have a fun time
discussing our trivial misfortunes!

Read More

These At-Home Manicure Must-Haves Will Help You Achieve Salon-Level Results

Between waking up with bed sheet marks after falling asleep with presumably dry polish or accidentally painting over your practically entire finger rather than just the nail, DIY manicures and pedicures aren’t exactly the most fool-proof at-home beauty endeavor to master outside of the salon. Fortunately, there are plenty of lesser-known DIY manicure hacks and helpful products that you probably didn’t even know existed at your disposal, so you can actually achieve professional-looking results without having to shell out the cash at the nail salon.

Now, despite being a self-professed beauty and skincare addict who makes no apologies for investing in my routines, I have zero patience when it comes to doing my own manicures and pedicures, and possess very little talent in this particular arena. However, I also have terribly (and embarrassingly) ticklish feet, so I try to avoid going into the salon for pedicures as much as possible. On the bright side, this aversion to the in-salon pedi’s lead me to find the right tools to refine my craft and make my toes look presentable at the very least.

Whether you prefer traditional lacquers and polishes, powder dip, or gel mani’s and pedi’s there are plenty of under-the-radar game-changers that can help you dodge mishaps, erase errors, and extend the wear time of your painterly efforts.

Our mission at STYLECASTER is to bring style to the people, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.

Read More