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Did you notice how blazers are fast becoming an essential outerwear for a premium style? Yes …Blazers are no longer considered to be those boring pieces you throw on when its time to head out to work.  They are now a modern staple for a stylish wardrobe. From sharp and tailored to softer and feminine cuts, a blazer will elevate any outfit to fool proof chic! So, don’t be quick to push your blazer aside. We guarantee you, after we are done giving you tips on styling your blazer, you would see this wardrobe staple in an entirely new light.   Fresh & Formal Yes, we know blazers are the instant thought that comes to mind for work or more formal occasions. However, you can refresh your 9-5 looks by pairing blazers with versatile structures and colours with your work wear. Pair it with pieces like print palazzo pants and that would quickly freshen up a dull look. If you want to achieve a softer look, you could pair a sleeveless blazer with culottes. But if you generally want to be at you

I am such a Wes Anderson nerd; so can't wait for this one! To quote cnet: "Wes Anderson out-Wes Andersons himself". Also very much feeling the poster: Ps. Are you following Accidentally Wes Anderson on instagram ? Love that account!

It is important to be able to effectively manage your wardrobe space in order for it to serve you optimally. Let us look at some of the tips that are helpful. 1. It is better to fold all knit items to prevent hanger bumps. This includes sweaters, T-shirts and some blouses. This just suggests that clothes that are knitted and have loose knit holes should not be kept in hangers because chances are the hangers might ruin them e.g the hanger gets stuck in one of the holes. Oh no!!!  2. Garments that have sequins, embellishments and appliqués are best protected in your wardrobe by putting them in a garment bag, that way it makes them dust free and helps prevent tangling or loosing of the appliqués and beading. 3. Occasional items such as evening gowns, wedding dress, maternity dress, coats should be kept in a different section of a compartmentalized wardrobe and can easily be hand-picked when needed.   4. Frequent items I.e items that fit, items that go with other items and that you wear of

Filling this one up. I  took a walk in the woods today , and walks this time of the year - although this winter is very much warmer than normally - always makes me chilly and calls for a warm bath. (Will also add that here I am carefully balancing and cropping out husband's mini-motorcycle workshop that has appeared on the bathroom floor, with it's tires resting here for their second week already...) Meanwhile, filling this up too. The rest of the family is in the north skiing so might as well do a little bubbly by myself. In with this golden Lush bath-thingie! On with some opera in the background (with more volume than otherwise, as, alas, I am indeed the only one in the house for now) and then in in the bath with me! Not coming up until I have reached full-on raisin mode.

I have worked in the fashion retail sector in Nigeria for 10 years now both with brands and consumers (especially HNI's) I have helped increase the brand awareness and sales of brands I work with by over 60%. I have come to understand that the development of a strong brand starts with you the designer. My Master class will focus on the following; 1. Aesthetic -Understanding your aesthetic will help you communicate a stronger brand story and strengthen your value. I will take you through the steps to develop or strengthen your Aesthetic. 2. Sales - If your brand is underdeveloped or underperforming my masterclass will focus on your merchandising to identify the problem areas and create specifics to increase your brand sales. 3. Communication - This is all about capturing the target customer through brand storytelling, You will leave the class understanding who your customer is and how to create an experience for them that goes beyond sales. To Register, Send  a message to info@vane-

We are in the year 2020 and that means a third decade of keeping this blog has started.  It sounds like a lot, perhaps like more years than it actually is, but nevertheless that is the case. During these years the internet has changed, of course. Blogging has changed. And  I have changed - would be rather terrifying if I hadn't. My first very first blogpost was about my 26th birthday and I will be 40 next year. The past years I have not had the same time to blog - as someone might have noticed (but not the 3746 spambots that happily keep on commenting about escorts and digital marketing) - but in moments blogging also felt too trivial, with all that has been going on in the world and society. I feel those who still hard core blog are so branded it's mainly just about sponsorship and product placement and I get it - blogging takes time and time is, after a certain amount of it at least, money. I am busy running businesses; both the studio and the showbiz and some kind of brand o