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Fran Fine’s Fine Style
For more of Fran Fine’s fashion, follow @whatfranwore on Instagram! *These photos are not mine.* It’s time to reflect on one of my favorite funny ladies: Fran Fine of The Nanny! I know this isn’t a film, but I had to put it in the Classic Cinema section because to me this show is definitely a classic! Even though this show ran throughout the 90’s, Fran Drescher’s style is pretty contemporary. The crop tops, the geometric shapes, the mini skirts, and the many times she wore the complementary color of black. Fran was way ahead of her time in fashion! These photos are not mine. We have seen the fashion industry catchup…
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Audrey Hepburn & Givenchy’s Unique Relationship
Many people would agree that Audrey Hepburn is one of the most stylish women to ever live. The major question that plagued Audrey’s career was did she make Givenchy or did Givenchy make Audrey? These photos are not mine. Where did their iconic relationship begin? It started before Audrey’s silver screen hits and Givenchy’s fantastic runway shows. Their professional relationship lasted from 1954-1987, covering seven films for Audrey to be draped in some of the most glamorous designs in all of movie history. One of the most amazing things about clothes is how they can sometimes, with the right mixture of passion and magic, become a moment. Yes, an entire moment.…
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Sunglasses for Every Face Shape
It’s National Sunglasses Day! I know it can be hard to figure out which sunglass shaped and style would be best for you, but that is why I am here. This should be your new go-to guide on which sunglass styles and shapes you can rock the best! Scroll down to learn more. Photos taken by Darla Sigmon (@mcsig96 on Instagram) The Round Face These sunglasses are perfect for someone with a round face shape. You are very lucky to have this face shaped because Matrix sunglasses have come back into style and they are super chic! Grab a pair here. For a round face shape, with fuller cheekbones and a more…
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The Maxi Romper
Photos taken by Darla Sigmon (@mcsig96 on Instagram) Similar to my look: Romper Wedges This little, not-so-little number has it all! Nothing says summer like a romper, especially when it has the added drama of what I like to think of as a cape! (Honesty, it could be called something else, but I am not sure and I am not going to guess. It makes me feel like Wonder Woman so I am going with the whole cape idea.) This style of romper has been all the rage since last fall, and although we had a cold winter here in the Midwest, I have been…
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The Gingham Trend
Thank you to my big brother Jacob Sigmon for being my guest model for this post! (Go give him a follow on Twitter and Instagram: @thejacobsigmon) Photos taken by Darla Sigmon (@mcsig96 on Instagram) Similar to Jacob’s look: Shirt Pants Shoes Although it never truly goes out of style, gingham has never been a hotter trend than it is right now! It was a large influence on everything in spring 2018, but it has officially been taken to the next level for the summer. In women’s fashion you can find gingham being made into skirts, shirts, trousers, platform heels, and flats. Anything…
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Movie Monday: Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961)
Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961) movie poster Today’ #MovieMonday will be all about reviewing the timeless style of Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s (1961). It is safe to say that Audrey served up some serious looks in this film so lets get started! These photos are not mine. Breakfast at Tiffany’s is easily one of the most influential movies, stylistically speaking, to hit the silver screen since…well probably another Audrey Hepburn film. Unlike Sabrina (1954) or Roman Holiday (1953), Audrey is no longer playing characters who are young and somewhat naive. In this film she is a mature woman who knows how to make a decision for herself, and those traits are clearly articulated in the…
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Ronni Nicole Dress
Photos taken by Darla Sigmon (@mcsig96 on Instagram) Similar to my look: Dress Shoes Sunglasses One closet essential for any woman is to own a sundress! If you are anything like me, you probably can’t resist a cute dress. This is a Ronni Nicole a-line dress that I have owned for a little while now, but once a classic always a classic! This dress mixes a peach color with hot pink making it unique and versatile. I love pairing this dress with my tan American Eagle wedges (tan wedges are an essential for every woman’s closet)! The pair of…
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The Best Father’s Day Gifts for 2018
My Dad and I. Father’s Day is this Sunday and if you haven’t found the perfect gift for your dad yet, look no further! I have found some of the coolest Father’s Day gifts this year! Keep scrolling down to see some of the awesome selections! First and foremost, my dad is Superman and I know it. I have never seen them in the same room together and that is proof enough for me! 😉 This shirt is perfect for any dad who is a DC Comics fan! The blue in this t-shirt is outstanding, and the “S” symbol is iconic. With a gift like this, your father will…
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R.I.P. Kate Spade
On June 5th, 2018, the world lost a great creative mind. Kate Spade was an inspiration to me and many other individuals who loved her designs. Her iconic logo makes the heart of many people skip a beat when they see it because that was always a symbol for grace and style. I have loved Kate Spade’s design since the moment I saw my first purse from the design house. Was it the simplicity of design? The enticing textures used? Or was the Kate Spade logo so uniquely placed on the bag that everyone couldn’t help but automatically believe it was high end? For whatever reason, I knew I…
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Movie Monday: La Bohème (1926)
The movie poster for La Bohème (1926) You can purchase this classic film here. Welcome to the first ever #MovieMonday! Today we will be reviewing and discussing the fashion of La Bohème (1926). I love watching the silent films TCM’s (Turner Classic Films) show on Sunday evenings so when I saw that this movie would be shown on the network a couple of weeks ago I was sure to watch it! WARNING: if you have not already seen this film and would like to keep the ending a secret, read this after you have watched the film. The silent classic is based on Giacomo Puccini’s Italian opera, under the same name as the movie, which was inspired by…
