Tuesday, September 21, 2010

Keepin' It Classy!

A fall fashion faux pas that drives me nuts--wearing leggings as pants! Please ladies, they aren't interchangeable. Plus, they're really unflattering...

So here's some trendy tips for my fashionistas out there:
-hot colors of the season: deep purple, olive green and gray
-jackets, scarves, boots and patterned tights are always good for mixing it up
-and don't forget to sparkle... whether it be fun makeup, glam accessories or bejeweled shoes!

Role models are great to have for life and for fashion. I look to Eleanor Roosevelt for inspiration in my life and my mother for advice. One of my best friends considers her grandmother her role model. Hear what she has to say about her.

Fashion icons are fun too! I look to my friends in the USC Helenes for fun fashion tips and advice. My gals know where it's at!
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I'm a junior studying print journalism and political science at USC. I have worked as a freelance reporter for the up-and-coming hyperlocal news site Patch.com, covering education, municipal government and city events in Beverly Hills and West Hollywood. I enjoy reading news on the go with the handy Los Angeles Times and Associated Press applications on my iPhone, but nothing compares to reading the paper. I like watching CNN to catch up on political happenings and I look to the New York Times for its international coverage. I keep up with friends on Facebook, but detest Twitter. While growing up using a PC, I have become a fond user of Mac. Technology has intimidated me, though I have learned the basic art of Photoshop, Soundslides and Audacity by pursuing my passion for photography. In three years, I plan to be attending law school. I hope to have careers as an investigative reporter and as an attorney advocating for those who cannot afford legal representation. I love being creative and crafty! I have worked as arts and crafts director at a summer camp and I started a monthly craft program for special needs children at a downtown Los Angeles elementary school.