Cultured pearl is one breakthrough many women are happy about. The pearl industry has significantly supplied volumes of pearls and kept their prices affordable. Necklaces are now easier to string long using uniform sizes of pearls. Pearl necklaces can be worn close around the neck or loose. Conveniently, fashion named them according to their length sizes. Collar is a pearl necklace that is worn tight around the throat. Chokers hang close down the base of the neck. The Princess length dangles down to the collarbone. The Matinee length comes down the level of the breast. Opera length reaches the level of the diaphragm. The longest of all, regardless of the point it reaches far down the belly is called a Pearl rope. It takes a lot of uniform pearls to string to make the rope, good thing the world has all the pearls needed to string ropes and ropes of pearls.

Thanks to Diva Fabulosa, an awesome fashion blog, who gave me pearls from Palawan Island. Thank you so much Mommy Jade!! Check out her other awesome blogs:  Gowns and Heels, Beauty and Fashion Diva, Health and Beauty Diva, The Pinay Blogger, Online Chikadora, Pinay Jade and Momma Finally!!

They say that the working woman has every right to shop until she drops because she needs to make sure that her closet is full of smart business suits, cocktail dresses and even casual wear for those days when business is taken outside the confines of an office building. But should that really be the case? Surprisingly, the answer is no.

All a working woman needs is a few tailored pieces that she can mix match to create a whole new ensemble. Basler is one designer of finely tailored separates with a specialization in smart and elegant tailoring.

You don’t need to have an extensive wardrobe in order to dress smartly and elegantly. All you need are some timeless and classic designs crafted from only the most luxurious materials to create a smart tailored suit or occasion wear. As long as you have an eye for beauty, you’d be able to fit only the finest pieces in your wardrobe.

Summer means plenty of moments to incorporate a modern summer fashion to the most loved 70’s fashion. It’s an opportunity to enjoy an outlandish summer outfit!

70’s inspired summer fashion has proved itself as more than just a trend. It has and always will be a part of fashion. I personally think that Boho look has always been the “in” thing for summer fashion. So what is a Boho look, one might ask. Well it’s characterized by elements like flouncy gypsy skirts, embroidered tunics, cropped jackets, large faux-coin belts, baggy cardigans, slouchy boots, scarves and lots of dripping jewelry. It’s vintage and I love it!

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