Pink has just never been one of my favorite colors. Growing up my maternal aunt always (and still does) tried to convince me to wear the ultimate girliest colors: pink, fuchsia, pink. You get the picture. It just wasn't me or so I thought. These days it's becoming a staple in my wardrobe. I have more than I can count. Last week I decided that I would design a few pieces for me o wear to Full Figured Fashion Week and CURVYcon. This linen fabric had been in y stash for a while so I decided to just it off.



This florescent pink two piece was completed in two days. I love the loose fit of the fabric around the bust and waist. It's perfect for the Kurvy Kutie who wants to show a little skin but leave some for the imagination.








Outfit Notes: Top is a high low. It has a slight dip in the back. Material: Linen Size:2X
Shoes: Target. Lips bag: Dr. Jay's.

We all know that Lisa Raye loves to wear the color white. Well I must be her long lost twin because the same could be said about me. I've never been one to follow the rules of NO white after Memorial day. I mean why? And throughout the years I have received a lot of flack for not following this rule. My rue is, if it looks good then I'm wearing it. Period.

Over the weekend I attended my very first of many to come Plus Size fashion event. A few weeks back when I decided to attend the Phat Girl Fresh Life Styled by +Maui Bigelow, I knew I was wearing white. It's clean, fresh, and it always puts me in the mind of something new. As I walked into my favorite Atlanta fabric store I barely made it 10 feet. This satin rose pattern was calling my name. I could already visualize the sketch. It took about a weeks time to complete but I was very pleased with the outcome. What do you think?

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Hey Kurvy Kuties! Recently I decided that I needed a pair of relaxed pants to take me through this coming summer. I just know it's going to be disrespectfully HAUT. I make my way to my local Target. Again, thanks to Chastity Garner of Garner Style the plus size community now has a better selection of garments to choose from. I try on this uber cute blue number with a top to match. This outfit was so comfortable that it inspired me to create my own. Those of you Kurvy Kuties that have been keeping up with me know that I'm in the process of designing my own collection. I'm unsure if this pattern will be included in the collection but they were fun to create and I can't wait to rock them.
Here are three fun flirty ways to sashay in your own Palazzo Pants.





Top and Pants: Designed by Brei Both the top and pants are designed by Brei. I find that the mixture of material brings more depth to the ensemble. The top is made of stretch pleather with fine intricate circles throughout. This was a great find while I was rummaging through my favorite local fabric store. The pants are a spandex cotton blend. There is plenty of swing and flounce in this material. I can't wait to hit the beach in these. 

Top: Thrifted This neon pink beauty is one of my favorite thrifted finds. Unfortunately I was not the creator of this crop sweater. The stressed and deconstructed look make the outfit suitable and ready for any day party, beach run, or a relaxing day sipping mimosas. And the pop of color brings vibrancy to the black and white palate of the pants.     

Top: The Avenue On a nice breezy summer day, nothing says relaxed style like a crisp white shirt and a pair of palazzo pants. These pants could be dressed up with accessories, a small clutch and a pair of wedge sandals. It's even work friendly, just untie the front of the blouse and go.