Nada Manley

I’m about to drop a truth bomb on you: If you want to make cute outfits, you need to have cute clothes. If you want to create a wardrobe that you love with infinite outfit possibilities, STOP BUYING clothes that aren’t cute. We want to be those models, living their best lives at a resort somewhere, or a country club, or hanging out in their tastefully decorated homes, coffee mug in hand. In today’s video, I’m going to talk about 2021 spring fashion over 40, and show you how to make chic, flattering, and modern choices at 4 of your favorite stores:

I was 23 years old, and the editor of a hip new magazine on South Beach that was trying to compete with established publications like Ocean Drive and the New Times. n’t do product reviews like this often, but that’s because they take a lot of time. With a product like the ones in today’s video, where performance really counts, I try them over a period of months, in different conditions, to determine whether they are worth recommending. (the dropper is tight and doesn’t work to dispense product), slightly greasy, bottle must be shaken before application or product separates, lowest SPF

One of the reasons I developed my Cluster Capsule Concept (you know me and alliteration) is because it gave women a simple, practical tool that they could use to build a versatile, beautiful, mix-and-match-able wardrobe from scratch. Here’s how I break it down: When chosen well, a cluster can create 6-12 different outfits out of just the 6 pieces. These 6 pieces can be combined to create 12 different outfits. With just 6 pieces, you can refresh a wardrobe for a season, a promotion, or a new climate.

Denim companies are always developing proprietary blends with trademarked names (Instasculpt, Transcend) but these are all just fancy names for fabric that has form retention. The fabric blend that seems to have the best form retention is a mix of cotton, poly or another synthetic, and stretch in the form of lycra or elastane. In the same way that the wrong fit can cause jeans to slip, the wrong style can also be a culprit. Tucking a top in can create a little extra friction so that the jeans don’t slip down so easily, but of course the best solution may be a belt.