Paparazzi, Please
A bold, and slightly edgy, glamorous outfit with a leopard-print mini dress, red and black art-deco earrings, black leather and fur-lined coat, jeweled mesh ankle boots, and camera-shaped purse. 0 Like this:Like...
Thoughts of Grandeur
A romantically luxurious, glamorous outfit with a black button-up shirt, black and metallic gold, pinstripe skinny-jeans, gold foiled blazer with lilac-colored floral print, bright pink bowtie, and teal, velvet loafers. 0 Like this:Like...
Coca-Cola Sass
A sassy and slightly edgy glamorous outfit with retro vibes. Black, lacy polka-dot romper, classic red, silky, wrap-tied duster, pearl accessories, heart-shaped sunglasses, red bowtied heels, fishnet socks, and a Coca-Cola shaped purse. 0 Like this:Like...
Modern Jasmine
An adventurously glamorous outfit with a shimmery, turquoise, animal-print, long-sleeved crop top, black, glittery, wide-legged, high-waisted trousers, and teal slippers. 0 Like this:Like...🌼 The Girl Behind 🌼 “Story Behind The Cloth”
🌼😊 Hi there!
My name is Alissa and i’m a 20-something who loves all things creative–whether i’m part of the creative process myself, or just watching in admiration of the creativity of another.
My favorite form of creativity is personal style.
Why?:
Because it's intimate and accessible and everybody participates in it to some extent (or at least can), it's with you wherever you go, it builds confidence, and the options are nearly endless for expressing yourself your way if you open yourself up to explore, and with each passing year we get more ideas to work with as designers play with new silhouettes and create new fabrics.
I enjoy exploring personal style in light of life stories--Our clothes are capable of speaking something deep about who we are if we allow them.
My passion is seeing people honestly, genuinely and fearlessly express themselves, and fashion is a beautiful and comfortable step in the journey of self-discovery and expression.
My desire is to help you discover the styles and pieces that best express who you are, and why that is, and give you the confidence to own that.
I'll also mention: i don't capitalize "i", except for emphasis, as a statement of equality--i'm no greater than you, him, her or them...so why should i capitalize "I" and not "You"?
I'm excited for you to join me in a journey of self-discovery as we uncover why we dress the ways we do, and how we can confidently express who we are!
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