Sunday, May 18, 2014

Lex Style



The arrival of Spring awakens creative energies. Closets are cleaned, spaces redecorated, or simply adorned with fresh flowers, daydreams of travels manifest into reality. There’s a desire to reconnect with friends, return re-energized to a forgotten project, nourish a passion, and entertain a creative hobby. This Spring, I’m indulging my fashionista side.

My inner fashionista uses dress as a form of self-expression, it’s an artistic outlet for my many moods, whims, and desires. Piecing together an ensemble empowers me to be a creatrix celebrating my femininity and individuality. I take an interest in trends, but only follow them if they speak and resonate with me.

As an avid people watcher, I see Lexington fashionistas tweaking today’s trends and rocking them out in a personalized style that is eye catchy and chic. My creative self wows over the eclectic parade of style I see in my hometown. My friends and coworkers consistently amaze me with their fashion creations. Therefore, in honor of the creative tides of Spring and the fashionistas who brighten my life and the Lexington style scene, I am introducing a Fashion Spotlight to this blog! The featured fashionistas are locals whose artistic ensembles celebrate their individuality and beauty.

The first (in a long line up of cool cats!) is my kindergarten, yoga, AmeriCorps sista soul mate, Delia Rose Gibbs. Dating back to kindergarten (we’ve got the photos to prove it!) Delia has been glamming out in dresses. From classy black to playful prints, Delia effortlessly intertwines feminine sophistication with fanciful whimsical flair. Her passion for justice guides her to making conscientious buys from local boutiques and fair trade sellers, resulting in a look that is soft, intentional and exquisite.

Here is Miss Delia Rose (outside of our Friday coffee place, A Cup of Commonwealth) in an eclectic and fashionable outfit that easily transitions from work appropriate to weekend fun!




Get the Delia Look:
"Bet Your Bottom Dollar" boots from BC footwear
Tights - Riteaid (ha!)
Dress - Kensie Girl
Jacket - Black Market
Bag - Servv, fairtrade clothing company!