CURIOUSER NEW YORK

I'm back with the monochrome style again.  When last week I've posted a  blog  about the white+black=monochrome style for this season, I mentioned to you that you'll be seeing a whole lot of whites and blacks across many brands. And I was right.  Joe Fresh is another store that I keep talking about it as I find their designs and the quality of their clothes and accessories very high, while, at the same time - very approachable when it comes to the prices. Here's just a few looks that you can put together by using only the clothes, accessories and footwear from Joe Fresh . And what if I told you all of these items are under $49? Not bad for a start, not bad at all...

Chances are your closet is well furnished with plenty of black items are pretty good, especially if you live in New York City, where the preferred clothing color is still black, despite all the color fashion trends and influences available at the tips of the New Yorkers' finger nails.  However, when it comes to the white color, chances that you wear a lot of white are pretty slim, while chances that you are loving the combination of black and white in your look are pretty good, especially, with those, who love shopping at White House/Black Market . White color has never been as popular as the black, nevertheless, you might want to reconsider your views and...tastes.

I think it's rather fun to experiment with the nail polish, depending on where you travel and choose the color by how you feel about the destination and/or occasion.  If you are going to a beach location, the colors should be very bright - [in my humble opinion] - very s u n n y, just as you'd expect for the place's aura to be...

Despite the fact that Spring does not seem to rush to the north-eastern hemisphere  of America this year, you can still make it very Spring-y, very summer-y. Just add a touch of orange, yellow and...orange. The neutral and black colors have got to go!

... and it slowly turns into an evening gown . I wish we could all say that about our Friday outfits at work! Fridays in America are usually the casual days sans the sneakers and sweats, of course. On Fridays the office workers are usually allowed to wear jeans and casual shirts, just as long as it's still within the 'office attire rules' acceptance. But here is a thing, while most of us - especially the people who work in the corporate America - long for Fridays to wear the casuals, it's a double-end sword, because usually on Fridays one goes out right after work.  So, how can you stay casual and dressed up enough to hit all those fabulous lounges, parties, events?