Drab: Working your way to worse
Do you agree? I would definitely not wear this even if it was the last clean piece of clothing in my closet.
Now at Style Tabloid we're big fans of bright colors and patterns. We all know a funky accessory is a great addition to an outfit, but sometimes you have to be weary of over-doing it. Take for example, Christina Aguilera at the Africa Rising Film Festival. Maybe if the top was a tank I would have been a little more forgiving, but it's a long sleeve, turtle neck! The pattern itself is not flattering it all. To me it looks a big geometry mess. And none of the colors go well together. And then she had to decide to add purple, suede heels. Please tell me I'm not the only one who thinks this is a huge mess.
Everyone loves a good designer item. Especially if it's Chanel, for me anyways. But one thing that will always bug me is blaringly, obvious designer logos. Yes, designers do this on purpose to get their brand out there, which I completely understand. But if you're going to be carrying around an item that has as big of a logo as those two red C's on Ashley Tisdale's bag, then you should keep everything else down to a minimum. But no, she decided that she wasn't doing enough advertising so she decided to add the very apparent necklace too. If you can see it from these pictures, then it's too big/obvious! If you don't keep up with these DC stars, then you don't know that Tisdale is known for her flashy designer bags while out and about, on her daily trips to the Coffee Bean.
Don't make this mistake folks! No matter how much you love an item, keep the backward C's and the LV patterns on just one item in your outfit.
Each of Natalie Portman's outfits for the past few events have been all about the ruffles. But this one has to be the most beautiful one she's worn. On her petite frame, this Givenchy dress is an excellent choice.
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