Monday, June 10, 2013

Handmade fashions ship nationwide-Krista Marie Designs

Krista Marie Designs is my at home business that I created in 2011. Although designing and the fashion world was in my blood years before that. At Krista Marie Designs you will find all items handmade, customized or upcycled all from myself. My product consists of jewelry, clothing and many more accessories for women and just recently I added a girls corner.

I take pride in the items I make and I enjoy making custom items for any customer. Currently I only ship nationwide but soon I hope to expand to other places. Since officially starting my business in 2011 I'm happy with how far I have come and looking forward to where it will take me. As well as going to school for fashion design I hope to go much farther.

I've self taught myself majority of the work that I do with help from books and a lot of help from my mother in the sewing field. She's been sewing since 9 and I grew up watching her make my siblings and I clothing.

So I welcome all of the new followers/customers and thank you to all the ones who have supported me and been great loyal customers. I do this for you and my love for fashion. Here are some of my designs. 
TO SEE FULL ONLINE SHOP GO TO  http://kmdesigns.storenvy.com ( copy and paste in browser if needed)

Handmade fabric flower with Swarovskk crystals shop at http://kmdesigns.storenvy.com

Toddler purple and pink tulle with designer print ribbon shop at http://kmdesigns.storenvy.com


Individual hand stamped "Glam Girl" bracelet shop at http://kmdesigns.storenvy.com

I will continue to grow learning new things and interacting with all you new customers.

For orders either shop online or contact me by email at kmdesigns217@live.com
Have an instagram? New items usually are posted there first. @kmdesigns217
Facebook fanatics I'm defiantly there too- http://Facebook.com/kmdesigns217

So plenty of ways to contact me and stay in touch, I'm here for styling needs, fashion advice and tips and for shopping for handmade one of a kind items for women and girls.


Krista
Shop- http://kmdesigns.storenvy.com
Styling- http://keatonrow.com/stylist/kristareese
Instagram- @kmdesigns217

Monday, June 3, 2013

Pull off color blocking & defining your waist

I'd like to thank everyone for participating and discussing the blog posts I had about finding your right body shape. I'm also very happy with the feedback I got from ladies who found it inspiring and helpful and have tried out some of the tips I gave, it makes me feels great that I touched at least one person out there.
 Well for this blog I will be teaming up with Josie from a fanpage on facebook called OMF- Open Mind Fashion. Give her a like and tell her I sent you http://Facebook.com/openmindfashion (copy and paste if needed)

OMF is a fanpage all about fashion talk. A place for us girls to see what's new, what's in and learn something from one another. Well I'm teaming up with her to give you ladies more ways to work with color blocking and defining your waist line. This was the topic in the apple shape blog, wearing clothing that separates your body by either color blocking or wearing a waist belt not only gives you a defined waist line that the apple shape does not naturally show but it will make you look more slim and in some cases taller.

Josie took the time to get some great dresses from Piperlime that I agree, would be great to color block your waist and give you that slimming look. 
This dress is my top favorite simply because it defines the waist in a great way while color blocking. The two green color blocks makes the human eye go inward and then it makes the eye to look up and down. This is great because if the eye goes side to side the outfit will most likely make you appear bigger. The placement of the color is great, the blue is on the bottom to cover your tummy and hips if that's a big area for you and the green is slightly lighter and points at your natural waistline in which you want to emphasize. The white is the lightest because as in every body shape you want your bust to not be hidden and white brings the entire dress together.
Stripes are normally said to be a no no on well most of women but this dress actually can do some good mainly because of the stripes, how they are placed and the color of them. Black and white are two great colors to color block with because the black can disguise the parts of your body that need to be slim and the white will bring attention to the parts that need be. I like how the main point is the center, waist line, of this dress.As you can see as the dress gets to the center the black lines get thicker and that effect is what gives you the defined waistline in this dress because then as the lines go all the way up then down the white lines get bigger drawing the eye to your legs and to your face and away from people looking at your side to side but again up and down which could make you look slimmer and taller. So a good plus about lines they need to be thicker around the waist and smaller towards the legs and bust and darker color stripes with a lighter color will give you that defined waist line and lose that fear of stripes.
 

This dress color blocks with a waist line color of black to show where the natural waistline is and the black on the sides will hide the hips. The accent red on the bottom of the dress will give you a long look. Now the V neck cut of the neckline is great to accent with an embelished necklace that will bring the human eye to look up at you because it's better to have someone looking up and down your silhouette compared to sideways which will mak you look bigger. A knee length dress or skirt is perfect because its more complimentary to any body shape.

Give a big thanks to Josie at Open Mind Fashion (OMP) and be sure to check out their fanpage on everything fashion. http://Facebook.com/openmindfashion

These are some pointers for defining your waistline and looks that will make you look long and slim.

Krista
Keaton Row online stylist
Http://keatonrow.com/stylist/kristareese 

Fanpage
Http://Facebook.com/stylistkristareese