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Fashion bloggers to suit your style
Fashion bloggers to suit your style —
As T.J. Maxx's official "Maxxinista" for two seasons in a row, Saucy Glossie blogger Lindsey Calla truly sticks to her theme of dressing for a girl on a budget. She notes when she finds steals and splurges like this look, consisting of a skirt and boots by Zara, Vince sweater from T.J. Maxx, Aritzia belt and hat by C. Wonder.
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Style on a budget: Girls off Fifth —
New York sisters Janelle and Jessica Lloyd of Girls Off Fifth are known for their budget-conscious mixing and matching without being slaves to trends. Typical footnotes to their posts include style tips like pairing a sexy skirt with boyish plaid for "an instant cool girl vibe," or "skipping the sea of Isabel Marant" imitation wedge sneakers in favor of "Nike's wedge version of their classic Dunk style."
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New one to watch: Bittersweet Colours —
Whether she's mixing prints with textures or modern with vintage, Veronica Popoiacu says she begins each outfit with a color combination in mind. Her blog Bittersweet Colours documents her adventures in color, which she has described as a "must-have accessory."
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Street style: Jason Jean —
Former tax professional turned freelance photographer Jason Jean focuses on beautiful people within the fashion world and creative communities, but anyone can appreciate their seemingly effortless style.
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Luxury fashion: On the Racks —
On The Racks' Laura Ellner, a self-described lover of "shoes and booze," pairs Alexander Wang and Rag & Bone with high street brands Zara and Topshop for downtown cool girls -- always with a cocktail nearby.
On the Racks
Plus-size: The Curvy Fashionista —
Marie Denee of The Curvy Fashionista says her goal is to show fellow plus-size women that they can don the latest trends and styles, using herself and other plus-size bloggers to demonstrate how to wear bathing suits and body-conscious dresses.
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Menswear/DIY: The Dandy Project —
One of the few do-it-yourself menswear bloggers, Izzy Tuason embraces foppish style "through the appreciation of fine craftsmanship" in his blog The Dandy Project, with tutorials on how to bead collars or style kilts. The "boy from Manila who likes to dress up and loves to talk about it" also uses his site to show off looks mixing couture and vintage pieces from American, Japanese and Filipino designers, among others.
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Do it yourself: P.S.-I made this —
A pioneer in DIY fashion blogging, Erica Domesek has grown P.S.-I made this from a source for crafty fashion and decor into a full-fledged lifestyle brand. A published author with another book on the way, she has also appeared as a judge in TLC's "Craft Wars" and collaborated with Swiss Army on a portable DIY craft knife, while continuing to create solutions (with the help of her staff) for taking fashion trends like faux fur into your own hands.
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Do it yourself: I Spy DIY —
Jenni Radosevich of I Spy DIY says, "DIY is not only about making the trends affordable, its about putting a personal touch on your style." Fans flock to her blog for tips on how to make their own Valentino-inspired heels along with glimpses into how she wears her own creations.
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New one to watch:The Spicy Stiletto —
Readers might visit The Spicy Stiletto for blogger Serena Goh's latest riff on what happens when West Coast polished meets East Coast edgy, and end up staying for the spiced shrimp and avocado crostini. As her "style + food" tagline implies, "there's never been a hot sauce I wouldn't try or a heel too high," she says.
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Style on a budget: Gal Meets Glam —
On Gal Meets Glam, San Francisco-based blogger Julia Engel not only shares looks but also tells readers where to find high-fashion brands on sale and provides cost-effective but similar-looking alternatives. She also creates step-by-step video tutorials on how to up your beauty game.
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Street style: Backyard Bill —
Photographer Bill Gentle captures everyday people in their natural surroundings -- gardens, cafes, their kitchens -- and asks them random biographical questions in his continuing quest to seek out "interesting people."
