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In an effort to better serve my readers, I have put together a fun poll for you to take! What is your style? Casual & trendy Chic & stylish Vintage & classic Sexy & exotic Boho & hippie Retro & Mod Urban & emo Feminine & romantic You don’t have style Free polls from…
This morning, I did some research on the internet and discovered that the average American woman today wears a size 12! I was surprised. Most fashion sites focus on the woman who are size 2-6. So I want to change my approach here a little bit to incorporate all sizes! Besides, chances are if you…
Every woman has her own unique hair color. Some of you are blondes, some brunettes, and even redheads! There are so many different products out there today promising to bring out the best of your hair color. What products really work? Are you going to go and try them all? You don’t have to, because…
I was going to make a post about how you don’t have to be a size 6 to be beautiful, but it looks like “A Socialite’s Life” beat me to it! Cara Harrington made an excellent post yesterday pointing out that being “pleasingly plump” is not as bad as you think. Skinny jeans, leggings, and…
Here is a quick lesson on some fashion do’s and don’ts when it comes to skirts. If you are short and you own floor length skirts, throw them away! When you are short and you cover up your legs, it only makes you look shorter. Keep your skirts at or right above knee to add…
Sarah-Jean Ballard is the Editor-in-Chief & Publisher of The Fashionable Housewife blog and the founder of Fashionable Media network. Sarah-Jean is a wife, stay-at-home mother of FIVE children, and a diehard fashionista who uses this blog to share advice and review products that can “Help moms like YOU, look fashionable too!”® The Fashionable Housewife was…
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