Welcome back fashion friends! I really hope that you guys have enjoyed my last couple of posts. I love fashion and writing so this blog is an outlet for me. But even though this is my outlet, I still have great consideration for my audience. If something does not add substance to our lives we are disinterested. To keep you guys’ attention, I encourage you to tell me what you want to see and read more of. The best way you can do that is by staying connected with me via blog subscription, Facebook, or Instagram. I heard your cries last week about how the last post was toooooo long, so this week I will TRY to keep it short and sweet.

The main thing I want to stress to you guys with this post is that your reality is what you make it. Again, I listened to you guys and one of the things that you were stressing is that my looks are not realistic, or not for the everyday girl, when truly they are. What has happened is that you have let your environment limit the way you dress. OK, so you do not live in Hollywood! So what… Hollywood is a place, not a mindset, and the people that live there pride themselves on fabulosity. Fabulosity is not regional. Anyone, anywhere, can be marvelous, so why not do it in your own backyard?

I aim to be fabulous therefore I am never afraid to wear what I want to wear just because I live in a sleepy town. Most sleeping things eventually wake up. So wake your town up with a little flair. You dressing up may inspire the next person and before you know it your town could be the next fashion forward city.

I hate to be redundant, but I have to bring you guys back to my point. Fabulosity is my mindset and thus has become my reality. I would love for it to become your reality too. But it first has to start with you being bold enough to dress outside of your norm. I am not suggesting you run out and buy designer items, but I am suggesting that you should value quality and develop acute detail to your image.

Add this jumpsuit to your collection for comfort, class, and style. The gaucho like bottom of the jumpsuit allows you to move around freely. And with the bottom being so wide it also gives the illusion of a dress. This is actually a plus because it gives the piece a more formal look. The fabric is thick enough to look rich, but thin enough to give you that runway swish. The deep v front is very daring, but it is very sexy. It balances out the look so that it is not too conservative, but not too baring.  And of course, red is just so bold and fierce. Finish off the look with a classic pump, clutch, and watch. When shooting for elegance you can never go wrong with gold details.

Well… so much for trying to make this post short, but when you possess an abundance of knowledge on a particular subject you are apt to spill your guts about it. I hope this info helped or inspired someone. Outfit details are available below (hyperlinks will take you directly to the item).

JUMPSUIT: BCBGeneration $64 // PUMPS: Christian Louboutin Pigalle 100 $745 // CLUTCH: Louis Vuitton Louise GM $2,000 – similar here // WATCH: Michael Kors $275

‘Til next time!

-Chelsea Nikole <3
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