Nashville’s Disabled Fashion Ambassador and Changemaker Extraordinaire. Executive Director of Nashville Nonprofit Fashion is for Every Body
Here is another installment of "10 Questions With", featuring the lovely Megan Gann of Megan Mae Daily. I will be modeling one of Megan's very own Obi-belts in my next post so be sure to check it out. I'll also tell you how you can get one to give as a holiday gift - or, better yet, to keep and wear yourself!
Read MoreI've always loved the Steampunk aesthetic. The long skirts, fitted jackets, lace-up boots, and headgear have been on my wish list for years now, but I wasn't entirely sure I'd be able to pull it off with my shape and on my budget.
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How would you like to make a difference in the lives of almost 500 disadvantaged women artisans in India, while looking fab at the same time? I'm very pleased to lend my support to Marketplace Handwork of India, a fair trade organization and nonprofit dedicated to increasing economic opportunities for low-income women in and around Mumbai, India.
Read MoreFrom now until Christmas I'll be featuring a few products you can buy online that I think are worth your while and would make terrific gifts for friends, family, or yourself. I'd like to start by telling you about Pauline Durban and her company called Covered Perfectly.
Read MoreI never dress up for Halloween. However, I thought it might be appropriate to do so this year. I had a general idea in mind so I went to Party City to see if I could find anything that suited my purpose.
Read MoreIf you read my last post you know it's Disability Awareness Month and it would seem that a few folks have lavished a bit of their kind attentions on me. And so the sun shines today, bringing light and warmth. But sometimes it's light reaches the dark corners of long-kept secrets and brings with it the liberation of truth.
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As you know I've been dispelling the stereotypes that surround the way Southern women dress. But within every stereotype there are elements that can be pulled out, diluted, and modernized.
Read MoreWhen you ask Amanda Valentine about the creative process involved in designing her Valentine Valentine clothing line she becomes animated. Her posture shifts forward, her words come more quickly and emphatically. It's like watching the rush of excitement that comes with new love, only this kind of passion isn't diminished by time.
