Welcome to my blog, where I dish on fashion and food in and around NYC. I love to eat and love to shop (except bras ::shivers:: ) and I’m giving you my take on it all. I love to hear from my readers and hope that you take a moment to comment on a post that resonated with you. I am ::cough cough:: 26…. and just enjoying everything this city has to offer. Check me on these sites Instagram @fashionfeednyc Chloe+Isabel e-boutique Pinterest Also on poshmark @bkblueagave Buen Provecho!
Saturday, May 24, 2014
Laying the foundation
I went to the location on Third Ave and met with Eloisa, who promptly assessed my needs and proceeded to find stlyes that were cute and supportive. Now if you know this, good for if not here is a lesson, a good bra will life your breasts up, support them lovingly and make you look 10 lbs lighter. Eloisa pointed out that I was wearing the wrong size, I was closer to a 40F. Instead of measuring me she took a look and knew exactly the style and sizes I needed. Eloisa says that the motto at Intimacy is to fit your body, so that means understanding different bras fit differently. After trying on about 5 styles it was time to narrow them down, but not to worry she made me a wish list. So when I go back they can pull up the styles that I like and make my life easier.
While the store doesn't look like there is much, they do have drawers of bras. Not to mention swimwear, which if you are larger than a C you know its challenging to find one that has support. So ladies take a moment go get fitted and see the difference in how you stand and even how your clothes drape. I for one will definitely be back to shop.
check them out here http://myintimacy.com/
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Tailored Tuesday - Get fitted!
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Fall 50 for under $50
Thanks to yahoo! news and Pop Sugar they put together a list of falls top 50 items for $50 or under. Which is great for me who is currently unemployed but looking to revamp my wardrobe. Of course number 1 is the LBD which Zara has done for this fall. It also seems like kitten heels are making their comeback this fall. These are great wardrobe items and serve a great purpose for interviews. And lets not forget statement necklaces (which of course I sell at my boutique) which can wake up any outfit no matter how mundane. So click the link to see the slide show that popsugar put together. Also dont forget to check out my e-boutique and I was featured again on dearandi.com again! Man i <3 her="" lol="">
http://shopping.yahoo.com/photos/shop-for-fall-fashion-with-50-or-less-1377895357-slideshow/under-50-photo-1377899538833.html
www.chloeandisabel.com/boutique/fashionfeednyc
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
Working Staples
1. Nude and Black basic pumps
2. Classic White Button down
3. Statement piece of jewelry
4. Basic black leather bag (not fake leather)
5. The LBD
6. Sexy undergarments
Office Staples
Chloe+Isabel
And guess what! I have some of these items on my poshmark closet so check them out
poshmark
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Fashionable profits
So I feel that it’s my responsibility as a fashion blogger to also speak to various issues that impact fashion, be it positive or negative. Maybe I don’t follow enough people but I have yet to see one person write about the fire in Bangladesh that killed over 1,100 people. Now anyone who has taken fashion merchandising management classes or worked in retail knows that most goods are produced overseas in factories at a fraction of the cost of producing it stateside. Many of these workers are paid the bare minimum and work in atrocious conditions that many Americans would be appalled at. In an article by fashionmag.com they speak about how will brands and governments react to this and will there be any reform? And what does that mean for you as a consumer? Many brands “outsource” to local companies who hire factories to produce the goods and enter into agreements about conditions in the factory as most companies want to be ethical. However its almost impossible for sourcing and production teams located outside the country to manage and maintain acceptable working conditions, although many companies do visits once a year. Exports out of Bangladesh account for almost $29 billion dollars, which for many companies means greater profit margins. If the factories “upgrade” the working conditions and wages that means a higher cost for companies to produce the goods which means a higher ticket price for you the consumer. There are some any aspects to this but take a moment read the article and leave your thoughts and maybe even share this to bring awareness to overseas production.
http://us.fashionmag.com/news/Will-brands-and-governments-take-action-on-Bangladesh-,329691.html