Friday, August 29, 2014
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Sunday, June 29, 2014
Behind the scenes promo shoot with Dr. Steve Perry
I
had the pleasure of working with Dr. Steve Perry yesterday. Dr. Perry is an Educator,
Speaker, and Author. He is the Principal
of Capital Preparatory Magnet in Hartford, CT.
He is an advocate of education at all levels as well as an education contributor to CNN, MSW and MSNBC. Dr.
Perry is the host of the docudrama on the TVONE networked entitled, “Save My Son” which focuses on young
black men who lost their way.
Here
are a few behind the scenes pics for an upcoming promo! Another great shoot
with a really nice team. That bow tie had a mind of its own though!
Friday, June 27, 2014
Happy Fashion Friday!!!!!!!
Happy Fashion Friday! I love the denim on denim look! I found these great denim and brown leather sandals to complete the look at www.clothingline.com sample sale yesterday. They are by Elizabeth & James (the Olsen twins line) and retailed for $325 but I paid $25!!!!. The Frugal Fashionista strikes again.
Hat- Old Navy
Shirt - H & M
Boyfriend jeans - Old Navy
Sandals - Elizabeth & James
Hat- Old Navy
Shirt - H & M
Boyfriend jeans - Old Navy
Sandals - Elizabeth & James
Monday, June 23, 2014
My Fashion at the ABFF this weekend
Finally got a chance to wear my leather leaf top this weekend to the 2014 ABFF
(American Black Film Festival) #abff2014#blackfilm#film#festival#movies#fashi...on#fashionista#like#instagood#instalike#instadaily #instafollow#followme#style #shoes#bag#top#pant#apparel #fashionstylist#fashionblogger #dhstyle
2014 ABFF (American Black Film Festival)
The ABFF (American Black Film Festival) was held in New York in the Tribeca area for the first time since it's inception in 1997. It was first held in Acapulco and then moved to Miami. The ABFF is an independent film festival that focuses predominantly on the works African Americans within the film industry. Over the past 4 days (June 19-22) the festival showcased Gala Screenings such as The anticipated "Think Like a Man Too" and the latest film from Spike Lee, "The Blood of Jesus".
The festival also showcased narrative features, documentaries and an HBO short film competition. I had the opportunity to attend the HBO Shorts ( "Muted", "Dawn", "Ir/Reconciable", "The Perfect Sacrafice"and "When it all Falls Down") as well as the directorial debut of Morris Chestnut's short film entitled "Brakedown". These short films were well done and covered issues which ranged from dealing with family members who were substance abusers, the ups and downs of relationships to racism.
Overall the festival had a great turn out for its New York debut and I hope that they bring it back next year. It was a great platform that showed there is a lot of wonderful opportunities for African American film.
Friday, June 13, 2014
Happy Fashion Friday! Shoe of the Day!
Happy Fashion Friday! These Jimmy Choo Hampton shimmery cuff sandal are everything!
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