What wardrobe is complete without a little sparkle in it? Trick question, none. I received this dress from OASAP and it instantly satisfied my need for a little shine. It’s the perfect combination of sparkle and easiness with the knit texture and plain back. You can find the dress on the OASAP website here.
Dress: Courtesy of OASAP
Tights: TJ Maxx
Shoes: Payless
Photos courtesy of Devan Chirgwin.
This was Boston’s second year participating in Fashion’s Night Out and it was a blast! I walked down Newbury with some friends taking in the music, people, and of course the clothes.
Dress: Forever21
Bag: Charlotte Russe
Sandals: Payless
Photos by Jamie Kaplan.
Going into this new year I’m feeling so grateful. 2013 was an incredible 365 days for Trends and Tolstoy. I traveled in Europe for three months, attended my first fashion week, hosted two events, won the Boston A-List best fashion blog title, and secured my post-graduation future as a fashion blogger.
I can’t wait to see what 2014 has in store for us (dare I forecast a sequin jumpsuit?). Thank you all so much for your support as Trends and Tolstoy continues to grow and thrive in leather and four inch heels.
After a pretty awful week I decided to blow off some steam in the best way I know how – a photoshoot with fur and sequins. Because what could make a fashionista feel better than a little sparkle?
I found this fur coat at the Salvation Army and coveted it for weeks until it finally went on sale.
Coat: Thrifted, Dress: Thrifted, Tights: TJ Maxx, Shoes: Payless, Rings: Purchased in Toledo
Photos by Rebecca Isenhart.
I usually keep it pretty basic when I go out at night. I wear black leather either in the form of a dress or pants with slinky accessories and practical shoes. Clubs aren’t really my scene so I never feel the need to wear bodycon dresses and sky high heels. But sometimes I want to get a little glamorous for a night out. Enter sequins.
This vintage blue sequined dress is incredibly comfortable and very sexy. Anytime I can find that combination it’s a win. I’ll take an open back over a plunging neckline any day and this dress is the perfect balance between sultry and classy. 
This is my Whitey Bulger impression (see my review of Black Mass). I’m not sure he would’ve been so down for the sequins though. 
Lately I can’t enough of this purple/grey color by Essie. It’s edgy without the harshness of black polish. 
Dress: Vintage, Jacket: H&M, Tights: TJMaxx, Boots: Coach, Rings: Forever21
Photos by Jamie Ditaranto.
What wardrobe is complete without a little sparkle in it? Trick question, none. I received this dress from OASAP and it instantly satisfied my need for a little shine. It’s the perfect combination of sparkle and easiness with the knit texture and plain back. You can find the dress on the OASAP website here.
Dress: Courtesy of OASAP
Tights: TJ Maxx
Shoes: Payless
Photos courtesy of Devan Chirgwin.
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This was Boston’s second year participating in Fashion’s Night Out and it was a blast! I walked down Newbury with some friends taking in the music, people, and of course the clothes.
Dress: Forever21
Bag: Charlotte Russe
Sandals: Payless
Photos by Jamie Kaplan.
The post Fashion’s Night Out 2012 appeared first on Trends and Tolstoy.
Going into this new year I’m feeling so grateful. 2013 was an incredible 365 days for Trends and Tolstoy. I traveled in Europe for three months, attended my first fashion week, hosted two events, won the Boston A-List best fashion blog title, and secured my post-graduation future as a fashion blogger.
I can’t wait to see what 2014 has in store for us (dare I forecast a sequin jumpsuit?). Thank you all so much for your support as Trends and Tolstoy continues to grow and thrive in leather and four inch heels.
The post Hello 2014! appeared first on Trends and Tolstoy.
After a pretty awful week I decided to blow off some steam in the best way I know how – a photoshoot with fur and sequins. Because what could make a fashionista feel better than a little sparkle?
I found this fur coat at the Salvation Army and coveted it for weeks until it finally went on sale.
Coat: Thrifted, Dress: Thrifted, Tights: TJ Maxx, Shoes: Payless, Rings: Purchased in Toledo
Photos by Rebecca Isenhart.
The post Just a Little Glamour appeared first on Trends and Tolstoy.
I usually keep it pretty basic when I go out at night. I wear black leather either in the form of a dress or pants with slinky accessories and practical shoes. Clubs aren’t really my scene so I never feel the need to wear bodycon dresses and sky high heels. But sometimes I want to get a little glamorous for a night out. Enter sequins.
This vintage blue sequined dress is incredibly comfortable and very sexy. Anytime I can find that combination it’s a win. I’ll take an open back over a plunging neckline any day and this dress is the perfect balance between sultry and classy. 
This is my Whitey Bulger impression (see my review of Black Mass). I’m not sure he would’ve been so down for the sequins though. 
Lately I can’t enough of this purple/grey color by Essie. It’s edgy without the harshness of black polish. 
Dress: Vintage, Jacket: H&M, Tights: TJMaxx, Boots: Coach, Rings: Forever21
Photos by Jamie Ditaranto.
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What wardrobe is complete without a little sparkle in it? Trick question, none. I received this dress from OASAP and it instantly satisfied my need for a little shine. It’s the perfect combination of sparkle and easiness with the knit texture and plain back. You can find the dress on the OASAP website here.
Dress: Courtesy of OASAP
Tights: TJ Maxx
Shoes: Payless
Photos courtesy of Devan Chirgwin.
The post A Little Sparkle is Good for the Soul appeared first on Trends and Tolstoy.
This was Boston’s second year participating in Fashion’s Night Out and it was a blast! I walked down Newbury with some friends taking in the music, people, and of course the clothes.
Dress: Forever21
Bag: Charlotte Russe
Sandals: Payless
Photos by Jamie Kaplan.
The post Fashion’s Night Out 2012 appeared first on Trends and Tolstoy.
Going into this new year I’m feeling so grateful. 2013 was an incredible 365 days for Trends and Tolstoy. I traveled in Europe for three months, attended my first fashion week, hosted two events, won the Boston A-List best fashion blog title, and secured my post-graduation future as a fashion blogger.
I can’t wait to see what 2014 has in store for us (dare I forecast a sequin jumpsuit?). Thank you all so much for your support as Trends and Tolstoy continues to grow and thrive in leather and four inch heels.
The post Hello 2014! appeared first on Trends and Tolstoy.
After a pretty awful week I decided to blow off some steam in the best way I know how – a photoshoot with fur and sequins. Because what could make a fashionista feel better than a little sparkle?
I found this fur coat at the Salvation Army and coveted it for weeks until it finally went on sale.
Coat: Thrifted, Dress: Thrifted, Tights: TJ Maxx, Shoes: Payless, Rings: Purchased in Toledo
Photos by Rebecca Isenhart.
The post Just a Little Glamour appeared first on Trends and Tolstoy.
I usually keep it pretty basic when I go out at night. I wear black leather either in the form of a dress or pants with slinky accessories and practical shoes. Clubs aren’t really my scene so I never feel the need to wear bodycon dresses and sky high heels. But sometimes I want to get a little glamorous for a night out. Enter sequins.
This vintage blue sequined dress is incredibly comfortable and very sexy. Anytime I can find that combination it’s a win. I’ll take an open back over a plunging neckline any day and this dress is the perfect balance between sultry and classy. This is my Whitey Bulger impression (see my review of Black Mass). I’m not sure he would’ve been so down for the sequins though. Lately I can’t enough of this purple/grey color by Essie. It’s edgy without the harshness of black polish.
Dress: Vintage, Jacket: H&M, Tights: TJMaxx, Boots: Coach, Rings: Forever21
Photos by Jamie Ditaranto.
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