A gigantic trend for the upcoming fall season will be snakeskins and snakeskin prints. It is sort of an updated and more edgy take on animal prints. The lovely Ms. Karina Smirnoff is magnificent in a Dina Bar-El snakeskin dress, featured in the last issue of REGARD Magazine. This "Dancing with the Stars,” Alum is right on trend because this look has been on all the fall runways from Chloe’ to Calvin Klein, and is making a solid stand as a trend with staying power. This is a bold and striking print or skin to wear so it can be a little tricky to integrate this trend into your wardrobe. Try it as a belt, shoes or a bag, if you’re a beginner. If you feel ready to tackle snakeskin head on, try it as a garment like a skirt, or a top. However you plan to try snakeskin out, do it soon. This trend is hot!
-Micah Riggins
The current issue of REGARD Magazine features fashion and make-up blogger, Dulce Candy. She burst onto the blog and YouTube scene a few years ago and has become extremely popular. With all of her success, she came to shoot with us not to long ago and looks radiant in super chic lavender dress by For Love and Lemons. She is definitely on trend wearing lavender. In fact, the new Duchess of Cambridge, Kate, while recently visiting the United States, attended a star studded Hollywood party in a beautiful, flowing pale lavender gown. Here are two ways to rock the pretty color. One now, and one later. Enjoy!
Dulce Candy for RegardMag.com Issue 8
-Micah Riggins
Lisa Gastineau has been a maven of fashion and glamour for years. Recently, she graced us with her style know-how and gave great face in a beautiful spread featuring her very chic and fabulous jewelry line, Tre Glam. She looks absolutely ravishing in a diamond encrusted octopus and bangles covered in precious gemstones expertly paired with a glamorous leopard print blouse.
Animal prints have been classic staples for generations, but if overdone, you may run the risk of looking like an animal from a Barnum and Bailey Circus act. Not a good look. Be sure to pair your animal print with solid neutrals for balance and bright pops of solid color to add visual interest.
Here are a few ideas to get you started. Enjoy!
Lisa Gastineau for RegardMag.com Issue 8
-Micah Riggins
