Pink Floyd 'Dark Side of the Moon' Tank with Red Jeans

To play off the prism print of my Pink Floyd inspired boxy tank from Lyric Culture, I wore Celebrity Pink Jean's red skinny jeans for a vibrant pop of color. Renee had the idea to shoot this look against a stark white background for a bold effect. The tank's 'Dark Side of the Moon' album print has a vintage-like quality to it and the sides of the tank feature caged straps for a more youthful look. I wore a grey bralette underneath to tie in the faded grey print, as well as various Raptor Jewelry cuffs and rings too add personality and give a boho flair. Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon album was a US number 1 ranked album, remaining on the Billboard chart for more than fourteen years, and selling more than 40 million copies worldwide.

Photos taken by Renee Rogers

Nude Dress with Turkish jewelry

I found this simple nude dress from Forever 21 which I knew would be perfect for the dusty hues of the Moroccan-inspired surroundings of mine and Renee's boutique hotel in Palm Springs. To add details to the dress, I layered Raptor Jewelry silver necklaces and rings with pops of turquoise which perfectly stood out against the nude dress. To add oomph to a simple dress you have in your closet, play around with layering dainty or chunky necklaces, bracelets & cuffs, earrings and rings. You can also try a statement belt with subtle jewelry. Photos taken by Renee Rogers

Lynyrd Skynyrd's Free Bird Tank

Make a statement with Lyric Culture's song lyrics tees and tanks. This 'Free Bird' faux suede tank is inspired by Lynyrd Skynyrd's song Free Bird. The song was originally released in 1973 and is on Rolling Stone's 500 greatest songs of all time. I gave the tank a desert-wanderer look by styling a wide fedora hat, cut off shorts, and booties; as I was on an adventure in Palm Springs with Renee when we shot this, so the setting (and weather) was quite fitting. As the lyrics evoke a sense of departure, spreading ones wings and and being free because sometimes you just can't help being who you are or having the deepest desire to travel and be consumed with wanderlust.

If I leave here tomorrow
Would you still remember me?
For I must be travelling on, now,
cause there's too many places Ive got to see.
But, if I stayed here with you, girl,
Things just couldn't be the same.
cause I'm as free as a bird now,
And this bird you can not change.
Lord knows, I cant change.
 

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Photos taken by Renee Rogers

Fall Vintage Style with Glory Vintage Goods in Long Beach

If you don't have the budget for a fall shopping spree, try thrift and vintage shopping to add a unique piece of clothing or accessory to style with the rest of your wardrobe this season. Or if you're looking to revamp your wardrobe and want to create a signature look, go on a hunt for vintage pieces that everyone else you know won't be wearing. Glory Vintage Goods has an amazing variety of vintage pieces that are on trend due to the retro styles that continually emerge in today's pop culture fashion trends. In this Glory Vintage Goods shoot I modeled for, different vintage pieces were styled with each other to create stand-out looks with that retro vibe.

Hair & Make Up: Chanel Marshall
Photography: Holly Daze
Wardrobe:  Glory Vintage Goods 

Trends for Fall 2015 Fashion in OC

I'm breaking into the Fall 2015 season with new hair! Since I let my hair completely fade and was looking for a new look, I decided to try dark indigo and rich magenta colors. I was worried that it may turn out too bright, but the colors came out dark and vibrant enough.
Staying on trend, I ordered this lace up long sleeve top and denim button front skirt since I had been seeing it EVERYWHERE. Also, a girl can never have too many hats, so I was excited to add this statement fedora hat to my wardrobe, although it was a little awkward fitting (which I believe is due to how it was shipped in a soft bag instead of a box to keep its shape). 
I received the most amazing Mexican beach blankets from Las Bayadas, and since I couldn't hit up the beach, I took one of my blankets to The Lab in Costa Mesa for post-lunch (with babe Renee who also took these photos) lounging. Not only do the towels have beautiful stripe patterns, they are made from recycled towels and the company gives back by donating 10% of the profits of each towel sold to its eco-friendly partner, the Costa Verde International School, to support a scholarship program for its local �green" Mexican students. The blankets are huge, soft, and kept me warm when I took it out to the field to watch an evening soccer game.
To sum it up for entering this fall season in Orange County/Southern California, you need a fabulous hat for fall (once it starts to cool down); if you have the option to dye your hair try a new color in the dark pinks, purples, and blues family; retro elements such as the round sunglasses, lace up top and button down skirt front  are more popular than ever; and grab yourself an amazing blanket towel to lay out at the beach, poolside, or wrap around you when it's chillier.

Sunglasses, ZeroUV
Hat, Sheinside
Top, Sheinside
Skirt, Sheinside
Booties, Mango
Towel, Las Bayadas
Photos taken by Renee Rogers