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Met Gala 2022: My Favorite Looks

The Met Gala is back. In the fashion world its like the super bowl of fashion! This year’s theme was an extension of the theme in September America a Fashion Anthology. This years theme was the Gilded Age. For context the Gilded Age was a period of American history roughly from 1865, post civil war to around 1914 pre WWI. The main focus of fashion is usually in the 1870s-1890s. The Gilded age was…

Women in Ukraine: Fighting Back

Graphic Designed by Me on Canva For the past couple of weeks, we have been hearing about the devastation of Putin’s war in Ukraine. I recently watched a video on Tik Tok made by a man who said, “All men have to stay in the Ukraine and fight, while women are doing nothing. Where are feminists saying that this is unfair?” This video upset me for many reasons. One is that we should not be blaming…

Why the US Women’s Soccer Team Needs to be Paid Equally

*This post was written and posted in the Summer of 2021but has been edited an updated as new information becomes available. Ciao everyone. Except those who don’t think the women’s soccer team should be paid equally. If you know me, you know I am not at all athletic. I couldn’t care less about professional sports or how much athletes get paid. But as a feminist, I care about the pay gap between…

Emily in Paris Inspired Looks

Andre Leon Talley: The Loss of a Great Fashion Icon

A couple of weeks ago, the fashion world lost one of its significant icons, Andre Leon Talley. Talley was most famously known as the larger-than-life editor at Vogue, a trailblazer and trendsetter in the fashion industry for those who may not know who he was. He was a significant inspiration for me, so I decided to dedicate a blog post detailing his life. Andre Leon Talley (also referred to as…

Ciao! For one of my fashion classes I had to create an editorial inspired by art. Since I have moved to Miami and taken this Art History class I have gained an appreciation for Frida Khalo. I love her art as well as an artist. Frida was an activist as well as a feminist and often projected her emotions and political l views through her paintings. I created an “editorial” inspired by both her art…

Black and White… with Pops of Color

Ciao! While I was in NYC over the Holiday I was able to rummage through my closets and take some photos (even though it was freezing!) Black and white is a classic look. It’s chic and stylish and always works. You can always add a pop of color in an accessory to make it stand out. That is what I decided to do in this post. Below are my updated black and white looks with pops of color. I like to…

Its Spooky Season! With Halloween just ten days away I decided to post some looks inspired by spooky characters from some of my favorite Halloween movies. Yes its mostly Disney I just can’t do horror! Most of these pieces are from Unique Vintage’s creepy collection. There you can find a lot of spooky yet stylish pieces. Much like Disney bounding looks these are my interpretation of what these…

Its Spooky Season! With Halloween just ten days away I decided to post some looks inspired by spooky characters from some of my favorite Halloween movies. Yes its mostly Disney I just can’t do horror! Most of these pieces are from Unique Vintage’s creepy collection. There you can find a lot of spooky yet stylish pieces. Much like Disney bounding looks these are my interpretation of what these…

Ciao! Or I should I say Hola! Happy Latinx Heritage Month! Although I celebrate my culture all year round, this month I am extra about it. Living in Miami I have definitely been able to celebrate my Latina culture and practice my Spanish. When I volunteered in Puerto Rico I was also very inspired my the architecture of old san Juan, the vibrant colors and the fashion. I bought some clothing…

Latinx and Hispanic Businesses to Support

Hola! It’s Latinx heritage month; for some reason, it’s from September 15 to October 15. Weird dates aside, I celebrate my Puerto Rican culture all year round, just with a little more emphasis this month. No matter your culture, it’s always essential to learn about our culture and history. Even if you are not part of the Latinx community or just love In the Heights, I have put together a list of…

VMAs Vs. Met Gala: My Favorite Looks

The pandemic has changed a lot in fashion. The Met Gala, considered the super bowl of fashion, was canceled last year and I can say I was not the only one who was disappointed. Every year, I am always glued to my TV watching the red carpet on E! to see what the celebrities are wearing. This year’s theme was “In America: A Lexicon of Fashion,” or more simply, a celebration and history of American…

Texas’ New Laws? About Ending Abortion or About Controlling Women?

Recently, extreme abortion bands have been passed in many states across the country. But Texas has passed the most extreme ones yet. Many “pro-life” supporters fail to realize that no matter how many laws they enact, they will never stop a woman from obtaining an abortion. One of the main goals is to challenge Roe. vs. Wade, the Supreme Court case legalizing abortion nationwide. These bills are…

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