The lockdown has pretty much left us all so lazy and depressed that we hardly try to wake up and design things. Owing to celebrities who have dominated the field of artificial hair over the last few years (look at you, the whole Kardashian-Jenner community, and around 99 percent of celebrities over general), hair extensions has been the latest celebrity hair style that really appears to be achievable — even if you don’t have a squad of qualified hairstylists on standby for support. And this is where I am going in. Continue reading

Just in time for the July Fourth holiday and the constant threat of virus coupled with in house boredom, there are a few comforts and active wear deals that would interest you. From some of our favorite brands, whether you’re on the market for a new pair of leggings (hello, Tevas) or a bathing suit, and maybe even looking for restaurants on yoga pants or sets, here’s a list of yoga leggings that you might wanna keep in store for your upcoming yoga sessions since we stay and work from home. These are among the most comfortable and convenient in house outfits that can take your boredom and inconvenience away. Continue reading

This summer will be unparalleled in history. Historically, we’d be loading cars from continent to continent to head for mountains and forests or striking the beach, but with COVID-19 and people who are socially distant, they indulge near home. Celebrities are wearing extensions near home, influencers become stylish and adventurous, and everyone else takes the chance to showcase simple, attractive and graceful hairstyles. Wanna know the patterns in prevailing hair? The mid-length cut, blunt-yet-textured ends, and smooth, polished Cher head! Explore below some of those trends that customers will be looking for… Continue reading

No wonder the COVID-19 outbreak has drastically affected the fashion industry. With individuals working at home, as well as complying with physical distance, the clothes they wear is changing. And if we rely on the experience of design experts and pattern forecasters, we will benefit from the societal, financial and design upheavals of the 1920s, 1930s and 1940s to foresee how our style is going to evolve in the coming years and months. Continue reading