Coordination is Key

 

We used to have a cheer that said that when I was a cheerleader... OH, bad memories, never mind. Forget that please. Still that applies in everyday life. If you are not matching, color coordinating, or pattern-izing (yay for made up words!) then I don't know what your doing with your life.

I hope you can see I enjoyed red this day. The picture did not show my makeup that well, but I had wore bright red lips, like the lips on my Marilyn Monroe shirt (which was purchased at Forever 21) then I wore my favorite boots, also in red. Boots were bought at Sears. I am all about coordinating, even my underwear sometimes. It's just classy and makes picking out your clothes fun. So get to organizing your closet or putting stuff together the night before you get up and are so tired you grab a brown shirt with black pants and an orange headband... I'm not kidding, Ive seen it before. Get coordinated!

xoxo- Madi

Cute and Cozy

I love clothes. Every night, I lay out about six outfits and take time picking which one. Only, why shouldn't you look like you tried hard, failed, yet still are comfy.... that made no sense. Here, just look at what I mean.

I don't really know how to describe this... or what I was trying to describe. I just think that it's okay to pair your favorite t-shirt, with a super cute skirt and your favorite accessories.

 

I am too lazy, hehe, to flip the picture, but this is my favorite shirt to just through on. It says I <3 u ;), I love winkey faces; their creepy at times and totally say I find you attractive. You can purchase it at H&M, then the skirt I got last year at Delia's, but you can still get the tights, which are white with a knit pattern, from Delia's, and I paired it with simply uggs.

Some days, you feel like trying but really not.

xoxo-Madi

p.s. I love skirts with pockets... its like a hidden surprise!

Keeping Black Women Young.

I have decided to restart up my blog. This year I have gotten in touch with my true style and clothing I enjoy.
While at the mall this women working at Macy's kept asking me about my make-up and nails and clothes. She said she was going to buy my nailpolish and that it would keep her young. As we left the store, my friend turned to me and said, "Madi McGuck, keeping black women young."
And that I am.
xoxo- Madi