Sunday, October 3, 2010

A Woman's Worth...

We have all had them, those relationships that shake us to our core, and devastate our being. We have all compromised ourselves, and did it in the name of love. My question is at what cost do we say this is all we deserve? Our society perpetuates this superficial beauty, and with its artificial appeal, it tells us that the more beautiful we look, the more deserving we are of great relationships. Is this true? So less desiring people or people who are not socially deemed beautiful are forced to be doomed to failing ones?
My thoughts came while I was stopping at corner store. I looked over and noticed a young heavy set woman, in a car with a burly man. There was an infant in the back seat, and the man was smoking. Now on first sight the normal person radar would drop all kind of assumptions and say, they were “trailer trash” or “why is she with him” or just whatever negative connotations they would have drummed up in their heads. At first sight I even wondered what was up with what I was staring at. The girl had a pretty face, but she was plump. She would be disregarded by society because she didn’t fit the mold. And despite first impressions, it was her facial expression that said it all too me. As the man in the driver seat was smoking his cigarette, he was also yelling at her about something, and based on her facial expression and her eyes looking down, it was apparent he was demeaning her about something. The baby was crying in the back, and everything else became crystal clear: she thought that this was what she deserved. This was the best she was going to do, so she settled for it. I’m not saying because she was “heavy set” that this is what she deserves… but had she been a model, I’m sure she would be in a Benz being showered with all kinds of gifts (still could be getting treated unfairly, but while being lavished) I thought to myself how unfair it was how we let our self worth, or what we value of our own self worth to determine what we deserve. In no way am I placing judgment, but what I am saying is, no matter what your situation is, or how we “appear” , one thing is for sure… we deserve the best.
K

At the Top.. there is no looking down.

I never understood selfish people, self-absorbed, malicious, and vindictive people. In fact I never understood why they think the world revolves around them; however I learned that one, the world doesn’t revolve around them, and two, the end up tortured and lonely as they get older (which actually works cause they are all about themselves, so they should end up with themselves lol.)
My biggest complaint is those who will do anything to get to the top, including cutting others down, treat them like crap, and spit them out. What is so great about being at the top, that you have to hurt everyone while trying to get there? At some point you will have to get down, and if you ever been to the empire state building, that’s a long gruesome fall. And that’s just it, the ride down isn’t a pleasant one, it’s a painful one. But I guess that’s just what they will have encountered when they get there.
In no way do I feel like a left behind-er , but I will admit that lately I have been encountering people that are eager for fame, popularity, and money all for the wrong reasons. The sad part about it, is while they are at the top, their tears will be falling down, and no one will be there to catch them…
Just food for thought.

Kj

Sunday, September 26, 2010

FASHION'S NIGHT OUT...
















As alwasys it was great to partake in the National Fashion Night out in Neiman Marcus, though we didnt make all the shows, it was just great to know that fashion is still breathing, people are still breathing it, and we are all still surviving off it's fabulousness!










A Glam Society...


While sipping on a glass of Demi Sec, and enjoying a fashionable evening with my femme fatales, I started to think... have we as a people conjured up this "glamourous" society? Have we envoked a spirt of glitz and glitter?
I had a moment of conflict, here I was enjoying my hooked up 25 dollar bottle, with flatbread pizza topped with duck and proscuitto, and I couldn't help but wonder, what about the babies in africa, the starved in India, the hungry in Gaza? Drunkingly I sip and as I enjoy my company, laughs, convo, and my bubbly, I started to get the feeling that this was great, but it wasn't everything. More over I took a chill pill and realized it was the champagne talking, and putting all this thought into something I have no control over, is taking away from the blessing that i'm not starved, and am fourtunate to dress, and do what I work hard for. In light of that I still put into perspective that though at the present time this may be the case, it wont always be this "glittery and golden", and their will come time where this glam life will cease, and it humbled me to be mindful, not to indulge in excess, while others are suffering, really focus on whats important. I guess the whole point of this entry is realizing... Im blessed, be greatful... but be necessary.
love
k

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Style Profile: The Glamourotti... Fashion is Forever Farewell






















it's not an everyday occurance that God drops amazing people into our lives... but it's double the pleasure when they are super fashionable. I always admire people who get out, get up, and do something, so I couldn't help but highlight this fashion- icon-in traning, Miss Andrea Harrell.
We only get a couple of soul mates cross through our lives every once in a while, but to encounter "stilleto spirits" is a rare occasion. I wish Miss Glamourotti, the best as she ventures out to the very chartered territory of LOS ANGELES, to pursue her networking game, but before she goes to appease the Fashion gods, we do bid her extreame farewell with bubbly and a good time...
until we meet again .. adieu
karyn j...
check her out at www.glamourotti.com


Style Profile: SOUND OFF TO THE BOSCO... BRITTANY BOSCO that is!



seeing that music today is taking a very "depressing turn", it's good to know in the aisle of thriving sounds, you could pick up a basket of dopeness. I've been jamming miss brittany boscoe on the IPOD. Check this DIVA out, she's dope!
kisses
-k

Friday, August 20, 2010

LAS VEGAS BABY!











































Super –Artificial-Plastic-Silicone-a Docious…


Why? Someone explain to me, how beauty is only skin deep, when it seems to be injected with botox?
How did beautiful equate to being morphed and distorted? I find it hard to digest the “beautiful people” of this world deceive us with their outer beauty, that has been molded to look like something similar to plastic packaging. They say God loves us just the way we are, but if the story serves me right; I thought we were made out of clay not polymer?
It has indeed bothered me that every where I go, I see non stop images of these so called women who are beautiful that have been “tweaked” here and there. Their noses, cheeks, and lips looking like something similar to fifth element. I don’t even get how that is even beautiful to look like an alien. Infact I’m conflicted to how it is even appropriate that people do all that to themselves and are still insecure. I get stuff like braces, the dermatologist, and even hair extensions; however I don’t get looking like a beauty pageant rejectt fresh out of the microwave. By the way you never hear people say “OMG, her nose looks amazing!” … in fact you hear suspicion in peoples voices, “I bet she got her nose done, because she looks weird.” I mean I get it, you shouldn’t even care what people think, but at the same time, if it aint broke don’t fix it. I believe if you’re not happy with what you look like, than by all means change it, but some change is irreversible and damaging. MY opinion (which doesn’t even matter) is work on the things that really are important like an attitude. Cause lately some people’s attitudes I have encountered have been ridiculous and as they say “off the chain.”
Happy botox…


-K

Alone....

I … a single letter, that’s in a single space, which is a single word, which is a single person, containing a single soul.
A hug with no arms to wrap around, a kiss with no others lips.
A story ears have never heard, a hand that never met hands which have never been touched.
Alone.
A space contained, a space maintained, a space remained… despite seeking comfort
There’s nothing to claim.
Lost in thoughts, Lost in fears, Lost in dreams, Lost in tears.
Sometimes productive, sometimes stale, sometimes inventing, sometimes sitting still.
Alone.
Even in the brightest light is the darkest hour, an infinite night,
A hole so deep, a wound so great, an infliction so raw, a desire to escape…
Yet…
We stand among many, neither coming nor going, and though there are plenty, we are still…
Alone.

“One Small Step for Man… and Giant Step for the Fashioned Kind…”

At some point we are all scared to step out on that proverbial “limb”, the fact of getting so far out there and not being able to come back. I often set these high goals and expectations for myself only to find that I am only setting myself up for failure… I realized that at times we can be so scared to throw ourselves out there, because there may not be anyone or anything there to catch us …
So, it time to get to strutting…


kj

The Truth about Kitty...



Kitty is soft, she is gentle, she is fragile…
Sometimes kitty does whatever she wants, and it may not be the best choices…
But it felt good at the time.
Kitty at times feels blue, and if you make her mad sometimes Kitty see’s red.
Kitty can be feisty, especially when she gets wet… but feels good when she lays next to you in bed.
Sometimes kitty just wants to be pet, sometimes kitty just wants to play, sometimes kitty just feels.

Sunday, July 25, 2010

Spring Cleaning... some things just go out of season.

Family, Friends, and Lovers… a toxic cocktail of mixed emotions. Why do we often find ourselves battling how we deal with such people in our lives? Is blood really thicker than water? I have found that lately friendships come with stipulations, meaning everything is kosher until someone gets upset or feelings are hurt and the relationship is irreplaceable. Take the matter of family, they seem to take as much as they can from you, and put up unachievable expectations (that you may never meet) then criticize you if you don’t fulfill them. Not to mention lovers, who string you along till your well runs dry. What is it about these relationships that make it so complicated? I have decided that maybe there really isn’t a dividing line on where you place the three sets of people, and that instead of viewing each person as your friend, your dad, or your ex boyfriend, maybe they need to all be in the same category… people.
That way when you start cleaning out your closet, you don’t find yourself holding on to any “loose garments” that otherwise had you tied. I use to believe or even think that family was different from friends, and lovers were different from friends, but then I started to see that: your friends become your family, you have to be friends with your lovers just to make it last, and your family probably treats you the worst. I then came to the conclusion that it is best to just place them in their season, and when that season comes and pass, a new one will take its place. Leaving the “classic” pieces that usually last forever.
- K

Monday, July 19, 2010

Calling all fashion... I mean Artist!


It seems that often industries seem to overlap. Crossing territories that have yet to be discoverd, yet despite the unconventional mergers, things still seem to work out.

Seemingly,in the world of fashion and the world of art, it becomes a match made in heaven. So, is it any surprise the fashion would begin to embrace more abstract and artistic concepts? Of course your probably like "duh jenius, fashion is art.."But I on the contrary think it is a bleeding thin line between art and fashion emulating art.
I'm looking at the bigger "picture" of fashion painting hommage to art, whether it's Basquiat prints on dress, keith harring printed tunics and bathing suits, to flamboyant displays at both artistic venues (I.e. And art gallery) and the over the top fashion afficinados, hoping to be seen.

Either way, it's a beautiful thing, sure to capture an artist attention!
-k
(keith harring print dress for Patricia Fields)

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Gold Diggers, Nice Guys, and Black Women... OH MY

So, let’s discuss a topic, one that is sensitive to some, and taunting to others…lets discuss the following issues that have been under scrutiny.
Gold Diggers: let’s start with my favorite, the girl who uses her looks to get what she wants. She really doesn’t have much going for her at all (except for fake tits and a tan.) These are your vixens that weave it up, glue it up, and serve it up to the mini- banks known as rich men. The cliché here is that rich men actually seek these type of women (but then complain when they take half) It’s really an interesting mix, to date a super “hot” woman with not much substance and be with the overbearing alpha male who uses his financial power as power itself. These ladies have been under scrutiny because some of these rich men have taken it public (cough cough slim thug :@ ) who feel that women only date them for their money and want them to take care of them…
My Take: once again society has murdered off another societal role (or rather gender role) to question. My question is what the “EFF” is it… do you want to the woman to work, or not?? I’m kind proud of these women because they are staying in their place as far as what “society” deems the women to be: THE BETA HUMAN. Some call this the “Receiver”, where the male has always been considered the “Provider”. The problem is that both parties are in extremes. I definitely am not an advocate for manipulation and I don’t think we should succumb ourselves to being used, but let’s face it, these groups of people attract each other because of their “insecurities”. Which really this is a case of insecurity, because rich men feel the need to have the “trophy wife” on their arm to validate their status. These women seek out these rich men, because in order to keep up with their “appearance” they have to have money…. So it works for them. My only request is rich men stop complaining that women want you to just take care of them, and pay their bills (because you make yourself susceptible by doing such stupid actions, grown ups should be able to take care of themselves.) and Gold Diggers, stop digging for gold, before you end up alone at 45 with 4 kids (from different rich fathers) and realize that eventually your well will run dry. ( I mean you can tkeep getting divorces to keep up with your Benz ! ) until then… it’s a match made in heaven!

Nice Guys: these are those sweet guys, who will do just about anything… ANYTHING! That’s the issue with nice guys (really nice people in general) you become a target for mistreatment. I would know because I suffered from the nice girl syndrome for a while, until I realized I needed to shift my paradigm. Now let me be the first to say, mean people are horrible, and there is nothing endearing about them. (yet they attract everyone…)
My Take: the saying “Nice Guys Finish Last” is a resounding statement, and in many instances nice people do tend to finish last. But the ultimate joy is that they finish and they get what they want .(even if it takes a while) The truth is that there has to be a balance, which is the one thing that nice people can tend to lack. Because no one wants a “pushover”, anyone that can be easily manipulated, will be. The world is already messed up, so the goal is to not eradicate the “nice guys” because we need them. We just need you nice guys to be a little tougher and not be afraid to say “NO”, because I openly desire Nice Guys! Big time , such endearing quality!
Last but certainly not least … Black Women…
Oh my sisters who have been under such scrutiny for quite some time. It’s definitively an issue how as of late black women have been shoved under the bus more frequently. If it isn’t an issue about black men dating white women, black women having attitudes, and all black women are single… I will just add that BLACK PEOPLE as a whole are seriously wounded. We have allowed the media and society (and don’t forget slavery) to hate ourselves even more. I myself am a black woman, and have had quite a few bad experiences with black men, that I could sit here and bash, but at the end of the day, I have met awesome black men and women (as well as from other races), and I can honestly say black people are not that bad. But no matter what color you are, Black women really are strong creatures. I am not a single mother, nor having to work three jobs to put a roof over my head, and I don’t exactly live in the ghetto (however I do live in the hood, and that was by choice)BUT I know a lot of black women who do or are in those situations, and have had to put up with very “unfortunate” males (which there are more of them than there are fortunate ones). That’s neither here nor there, the one thing that I will speak against is the fact that the media or society is trying to paint BLACK PEOPLE as unable to attain healthy relationships. It’s unfortunate that when we meet people, we don’t get to read their life story which explains why many of us are they way we are.
My Take: For those black men or other races who feel that black women are nothing but fat, lazy women, with attitudes, I would say to you: 1. Turn off your damn t.v. and actually meet some cool black females. 2. I HAVE MET MANY WOMEN FROM OTHER RACES WITH HORRIBLE ATTITUDEs, either they are looking down at you or nagging you. 3. Although there are some overweight women in the black community, there are a lot of healthy sized ones as well, and to be honest there are fat people all over America (and I don’t use that loosely to offend anyone, I’m just saying obesity is a problem in the united states.) and to my beautiful black women, don’t fall into the hype, and understand we are facing adversities, and those successful black men are very few; however don’t focus on the fact that your single, or that black men don’t want you (cause I know a lot of brothers who love brown skin) just focus on being the best PERSON you can be. DON’T SETTLE, and when you do get a good black man… PLEASE DON’T FUCK IT UP, cause they come a penny a dozen lol!!! Don’t hate yourselves, because you’re already hated enough because of the color of skin, so love it even more…

And that’s all I have to say about that…
Peace
karyn

Style Profile: Puerto Rico... Mi Hogar Futura

















Every once in a while a girl needs a little get away, a get away to rejuvenate and refresh. I have to say it was a break I surely needed! From the moment I landed I fell in love. The people were wonderful, the scenery was romantic, and the beaches were like orgasmic ! I stayed in Condado, San Juan, an up and coming part of the island, though there were things that reminded me of home, I definitely felt like I was in another country! I wouldn’t even know where to begin on my trip, but all I can say it, is definitely somewhere that everyone should visit (after all it is a US Territory, No password needed.) if you decide to go to this amazing country check out the beaches (I loved Condado, but Culebra island and palomino island are goooooorgeous!) if we could marry islands because they gives us the comfort that we needed, count me one lucky bride! VAYA con PUERTO RICO, la isla is MUY HERMOSA!
Ciao
-K

Overcoming CREATIVE DEPRESSION!


SOOOO I am happy to say, I have finally recovered! After extensive "Rehab" and a quick trip to Puerto Rico, I have finally got enough juices back, to get my mojo "jo-ing".
It seems like everyone is going through it, a stint in creativity and even uncertainty. It's as if the current ecomnomic struggle has people more than slumped. The truth is we have no control of external factors, but we have to continue striving to live out our dreams. I strongly believe in living your passion. You dont exactly have to drop everything and focus on being famous, but just the simple fact that you can do what you were engrained to do. I love fashion, I love music, I love photography, I love the arts! I just cant possibly function with out going to art exhibits, fashion shows, photoshoots, new york, just anything that is fashion.
I have been so fourtunate to meet many musicians, celebrities, and normal people! I definately believe in GOD, because the creativity that I have is overwhelming...lol
BUT, we all have gone through periods of "creative depression" where we have questioned our stealth, purpose, or even destiny. Hey Take it as it comes, but dont stop living, not even for one second!
good things are coming!! :)
until next time
k

Sunday, May 16, 2010

26 in the city..


This year I am turning 26, and normally I wouldnt do this, but just for the sake of not causing contraversy, or starting a topic that most cringe at the thought of... but i decided to take a stand. I know that there is a lot is going on in the world, and it's hard to overlook such adversties, but the one thing that I know which is my calm in the midst of chaos, is... GOD. taboo, i know. I'm not here to convert or discuss religion with anyone, i'm not an advocate for religion, etc. but what I do know GOD is real, dont ask me to prove him to you, because your exsistence is more than enough.


I've decided to take this stand and proclaim that there is something greater that me, and that very thing thrives to continue my exsistence. To speak in lamens terms, the mercy that is shown to me on a daily basis is what I know keeps me blessed. I have fourtunately been to different places in the world, I have met people from different backgrounds, I have experienced many disappointments, accomplished many triumphs beyond my dreams, I have seen many things, and doubted others. But the one thing that is apparent, is everything I see around me had already been written, and what baffles me is exactly what is written is manifested. We can all believe what we want to believe, we can operate our lives in the way we think were "supposed to". The truth is you have to seek a certain kind of knowledge on your own and discover it on your own. ( and I dont mean "false" enlightenment either which is represented by deception, but i'll explain that to you when your older.)
Trust me it can be chanllenging, especially when your seeking a step of faith and all the churchy religous people you meet or know do foul things that make one question their validty or rather the "creators" validity, when in truth, they only represent their human nature. And we can't always live a life of "no worries or problems" because that is not realistic either. but again i digress. I may not live to see my next birthday, but I know that this year, I have taken a stand, and i have chosen a step of faith... it may be difficult alot of the times, and it may cause me to stand alone many times, but in a time of confusion, I need the peace that YAWEH has to offer.


i dont know just think about it.
-k

SAVE THE ARTS!

Were hurting out there, as a teacher this year who has been teaching arts, i have to say with congress trying to cut back from the economic hurts, the one hurt is the fact that the first thing they want to cut is the ARTS. The are wanting to eliminate these programs which little do they know that fuel the world. I know as a teacher who teaches large quantities of students at one time, it is extreamly fustrating, stressful, and not really a good thing. THe education world is hurting, I'm not a parent, but kids are becoming less and less effective. we have to keep in mind that this is our future, and we are solely thinking on now...

if we cut all these programs that channel childrens creativity, who is going to be are next architects, who is going to design the next "i phone", tv commercial, home to build, cars to drive, music to listen too??? its more that just painting pictures... someone has to learn how to draw, compose, edit, and polish. THOSE ALL STEM FROM THE ARTS. Though some exert more creativity than others ( i.e. fashion, music, etc.) the point is even in your advertising to building structures someone has to learn it. I have a strong argument, and i would love to type it out, and keep the momentum going but the truth is, 1. i'm tired, 2. we have to take a stand or our future is going to be our own demise (trust me I'm working with the future, and i'm trying to cultivate a culture it ) but it's hard. WE HAVE TO SAVE THE ARTS. WE HAVE TO!

Times are Changing...We are all ROBOTS


It is absolutely no secret that times are changing, and the change has become more apparent. Many people have blogged on various topics in regards to the mass of society synthesizing itself to repetitive behaviors. I wont highlight some of the things that everyone has already talked about; however I will state my discontent of how we have become so impersonal. We thrive off of "now" factors, and in the state of this has left people more selfish, less sympathetic, and less concious. People aren't as accountable as they once were, for the simple fact they can escape responsiblityby hiding behind a computer screen or the sending of a text or facbook status. I admit, it's sort of necessary evil, because you wouldn't even have read this blog, had I not used social networks to get your attention, but as much as I have had to use this, doesn't primarily mean I always enjoy it. The fact that if I want to spread a message or update people with the latest trends I have to do it via facebook or twitter.


I have found more recently conversations with people have become more argumentative, we have become more withdrawn, because we dont communicate anymore in the physical realm and it causes us to be unable to relate. It's an unrelenting battle, that I cant allow myself to be consumed on. I just know that I AM NOT A ROBOT, and regardless of how much "desensitization" that is thrown in my face with music, entertainment, politics, etc... I still feel, and life is real, and we have to live it. I just say "log off" every once a while and connect back to reality. REAL reality... just remember:

"Some Who Have It AllThe One Big Shiny LifeThey Sellin Us A Story They Know That We Gonna BuyBut Don't U Let Them Fool Ya Baby They Can't Sleep At NiteThe Mirror Shows A Reflection Of A Person That They Don't Like" - AMEL LARRIEUX




JUST IN CASE YOU WANT TO SEE PART OF WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT

So you know Couture... EDWIN D'angelou smacks down.




How could I forget this memorable designer? I got to experience first hand the exqusite collection of Mr. D'Angelou collection during Mercedes Benz fashion week. I have to say such a gifted fashion designer. What I love about couture is the imagination that it brings, the free range of creativity expressed artistically,and asthetically pleasing for the fashionable eye. His collection seems to play off this ever growing trend of bring black and white black, and accentauting this phantom of the opera feel. (you can see more in my fashion week documentary in Feb. post.) I dont know how long this guy has been around, but i'm sure we will be seeing more of him in the near future.

Sunday, April 18, 2010

So Fresh and SOoo Clean... New Kids on the Block







COCO and BREEZY "Gemela Amor"


these fashion maves are not only twins but the pioneers of their very own optical elite fashion line "Coco and Breezy", spawning couture for the fashionable "ojos" of the world. with edgy and futuristic designs, their stylish glasses have been worn by celcbrties from Kelly Osburne, Ashanti, Ciara, and Ri Ri just to name a few... Prices range from 100-125, check them out http://www.cocoandbreezy.com/






Thomas Wylde

Thomas Wylde,introduceshis ecclectic brand of studded, skulled, and punked handbags and accessories to the world of fashion. taking ovver the industry with gothic yet chic designs, Thomas Wylde is the Bestsey Johnson of subdue chicness :).

Check out his collection

Style that is Cut into Pieces.... Gucci Cut Out Collection



This Season Gucci has revamped its collection following suit with the "futuristic" chic trend that is going on... Definitely giving that edward scissors hands look a plus. I order a black cut out from saks.com to wear for the 26th bday... sure to be working it for the kiddies! ;)

kisses
-k

Style Profile: Fashion Architect Karyn Jenius on Kaima Vixen

Prelude to vixen... its coming... enjoy

-k



Karyn Jenius on Kaima Vixen 2010 Jewelry Line from karynjenius on Vimeo.

Sunday, February 21, 2010

"Fashion is Forever" Fashion Week 2010 Documentary by Karyn Jenius

Greetings my fashionable ppl... as another year comes around i experienced again the great opourtunity to go to one of the fashion capitols hottest seasonal celebration : 2010 Mercedes-benz Fashion Week... a place where all style mavens and fashionistos come together a real "fashion nation under the groove" lol

anyway i captured my adventrous journey with my artist pal Yve St. L'Paint as we took over the big apple, now before you get excited this is my FIRST feature for more than 3 min so excuse the shaky camera, annoying watermark from my software, and sometimes audio. LOL

I never said i was Jerry Bruckheimer... its about 26 min so i hope you enjoy, laugh, cry (out of joy) and come on us with this crazy fashionable journey!

enjoy!



Fashion Week 2010 Documentary with Karyn Jenius from karynjenius on Vimeo.

Style Profile: A True Fashion Statement...

Your told all through your life, "children are seen not heard"... i would like to say "style is seen not imitated!" If there is one thing i love about the city, is it's never ending array of abstract and definitive style... yes i do LOVE NY!
enjoy!

kisses
k


Thursday, February 18, 2010

Rain, Sleet, or Snow... cant nobody keep me away !!


IT felt sooo good to be on familiar territory again, the air, the sights, the sounds of new york. Most importantly as a style maven, embracing my yearly fix (to which i think i'm becoming a pro at... thanks willie dean :) ) is getting my kicks off at New Yorks Mercedes Benz Fashion week!
I have to admit i was a little worried that the snow would pinch my plans, but anyone who knows the jenius, knows that she is a "go-getter", and with elbow grease, prayer, and bad ass pair of fishnets, snow couldnt keep me away from the most wonderful time of the year (and it aint christmas!). Make sure you check out my first FASHION DOCUMENTARY of the whole experience!!! until next time ciao!

pics: me front row at couture week fashion shows, and with Victoria Secret Super Model and my Naija Sista Oluchi

Monday, February 1, 2010

Kaima Fashion T.V. The Artist of Style Yves St. Lapaint



Artist Yve St. Lapaint dishes on her personal style as well as talks about her current exhibit, check her out her on Kaima Fashion t.v.

kisses
k

Kaima Fashion T.V. The Glamourotti Fashion Stylist Andrea Harrell



Check out Ms. Andrea Harrell of the Glamourotti @ www.glamourotti.com

peace
Kj