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Vendor: Mono B Type: Outerwear Price: 49.00 FIT DETAILS: Julianna is 5’6, size 1, 32C and is shown wearing a small. *Fit is relaxed. Note from the owner: Chris is 5'4, 34DD, 137 lbs, size 7 in Jeans and wears a small and notes this is very relaxed. Approx. sleeve length from seam to end of sleeve: 16"- 16.5". With this trendy jacket, you'll be drawing all eyes to you like a magnet! Try pairing it with a dress or skirt to give your look a more casual feel, or dress it up with some chic heels. Vintage black, women's cropped denim jacket featuring basic...

The fairer you are, the wiser you become. Fairness means to be unprejudiced, equitable, impartial, objective, dispassionately examining, and open-minded. Fairness is a concept with two characteristics to be judged by each individual for her/himself to be fair or unfair towards others. “Being fair” is a mentality which takes multilevel thinking practices to gain wisdom: Being fair starts with being objective. Being objective means you are not influenced by personal feelings, interpretations, or prejudice; but make judgment or decisions based on unbiased fact. Relative objectivity is a continual process in which we skirt the edge of what is possible. In...

Have you ever knit a skirt? I’ve knit a dress but not a skirt by itself, but the Hopeful Skirt from Handmade by Kunbi is making me think I need to change that! This skirt has a great (and easy … Read More...

Men’s Folio cover stars Aisyah Aziz, Kimberly Wang and Edward Russell on our second of three August ’21 covers, wearing TAG Heuer. Kimberly Wang is wearing a TAG Heuer Aquaracer Professional 300 in stainless steel case with matching bracelet; Fendi Silk-blend wrapped bandeau blouse, wool tweed skirt; Dior CD metal rings Kimberly Wang — The woman who believes in generosity and it starts with being kind to herself. “I’m a creative spirit and sometimes bound from one idea or challenge to another a little too quickly. I also need some encouragement when it comes to learning how to do technical...

Sleeves. Sleevils. Tricky little buggers.I wanted to avoid them as long as possible, so I didn’t really bother mocking up my wedding dress sleeves.Ok, I made one sleeve mock-up. I didn’t like it so I abandoned the pursuit of perfecting a sleeve pattern all together and just ignored the fact I wanted sleeves on my wedding dress until it was actually time to make and attach said sleeves. At which point, I formulated a plan.I wanted full, flared, cap sleeves. Similar to this inspiration image.To get this shape, the hem of the sleeve needs to curved. There was just one...