Pamela Love's jewelries – It definitely disturbs you.

Pamela Love, a designer who made a strong impact on fashion lover’s with her own unique jewelry designs. At first began her career as an artist’s assistant, an art director and stylist for photo shoots, music videos, and films etc... And while working, she could not find jewelries of her taste. And then she began to make jewelries of her own taste and creativity.

Her jewelry pieces mostly symbolize love, death, animals, nature, music etc…At an interview, she opens about it.

“I have always loved animals and nature very much and feel that they have a magical power.   I am interested in creating jewelry that i feel a spiritual connection to. Animals, nature, love, religion, music, life, death and all these things are a part of this.” 

She produced custom jewelry for HBO's hit TV show, True Blood, Which hits the best of most. Her collections like crow skull necklaces, rings, Eagle claw hand accessories are the most popular ones. She considers, making a jewelry piece is an artwork and she makes it as a painting. And in future, she plan for new jewelry collections and collaborations. 

At last thing, Fashion things should be reachable and in universal budget. Pamela Love's jewelries are attracted by the most but all of them can’t own it, because of its high cost and availability of them on selected stores. Anyhave, try to wear it at least once.

Teenage fashion trends - Handbag fashion.

Stolen style! Can you steal style?

Hi, in this fashion world, everyone try to be stylish. But are they carrying their own style? I think very few have their own unique style, and the rest copy their style.

It is quite common; you can find school friends, co workers, neighbors stealing your way of dressing, makeup etc...

This may make most to feel sad, I had saw it with my friends too,

Words of my friend,

"I had a friend who completely stole my style. It sucks. It was something that really ruined our friendship... I didn't belief being around her anymore... seriously. I'd wear something new, and the first thing that would come to my mind was "she's going to copy it too".

From my point, just be cool and don't worry about these things. I am not saying it correct, but the real thing is,

There is no such thing as a purely original style in this world, the style one who own might have the impact of far away regions culture, or it might be used at 60's or 80's. Fashion and style are been mostly reconstructed.

 But, I personally believe "be a first rate version of yourself than a second rate version of anyone else".

I have came across people who are very fashionable actually but have no personal style...copying magazine or from friends.

For few in the world it never hurts, as they take it as complement and disguise themselves as trendsetter.

Here I come to conclusion,

To me, style is personal expressions of who you are...we each have our own style that is a reflection of how we see ourselves and how we wish to be seen...

Ti is not just clothes and accessories, but also how we express ourselves like way of walking, speaking etc...

Anyone can steal others style, but they can ever succeed in expressing, comforting it completely.

Probably a must stuff for high heel users.

Squeezing your feet into damaging fashion footwear can prove to be extremely detrimental in the long run.
A quarter of all the bones in the human body are found in our feet and on average we walk around 1,00,000 miles in our entire lifetime, which is equivalent of four times around the Equator, a media report said. 

However Dr Tariq Khan, a consultant podiatrist at a leading hospital in London, has offered some simple techniques and solutions that will allow you to wear your favorite heels without causing long-lasting damage.
If you have a wobble-board, practise for an hour or so in the week before you wear them to strengthen your ankles and reduce the risk of sprains. 

Alternatively if you own a pair of MBT-style exercise shoes wear them to and from work.
Don’t overdo it though as Dr Khan says wearing these too often can throw out your posture. 


He has suggested that on the night before a party give your feet a spa-style pampering by soaking in warm, salty water and then removing dry skin and massaging with moisturiser. 

“Make sure nails are short so they don’t press into the toes in narrow shoes,” said Dr Khan.
Slip into fold-up pumps for the journey home after your party but do make sure they have a sturdy sole.
Once you are back home after the party, soak your feet in salty water for 10 minutes to reduce any swelling or inflammation.