I was recently contact by StyleWe.com to review some of their items. I was excited to go through their inventory. This bomber jacket and camisole dress caught my eye so you know I had to style it for you guys!

StyleWe's is an e-commerce site all about having "Designers at Your Fingertips." They feature tons of independent fashion designers and are committed to providing shoppers with original, high quality, and exclusive items. Which means there is so much to choose from!

"We believe fashion should be personal and diversified. Fashion designers should not cater exclusively to the rich and famous. We have dedicated ourselves to enabling talented fashion designers to build their own brands and achieve their dream. Together with our designers, we will deliver high quality designer fashions to everyone." - StyleWe

I'm in love with the concept of a source for quality designer clothing that isn't mainstream. With popular brands dominating closets everywhere it's refreshing to see and have alternatives for quality pieces. There are so many options on the site that you are bound to find a new favorite designer.

Check the video to see the bomber and dress in action & a mini review!

Iya Ijebu  (Ee-yah  Ee-jeh-boo) is a luxury retail store whose goal is to provide specially made clothing for Nigerian Women.They have plenty of high quality clothing and accessories for the inner "Naija" in you. And though I'm not of Nigerian decent I was definitely feeling myself in the dress!

The piece I'm wearing is called the "Oyin" Two Piece Bustier Dress and is amazing in quality! The dress is heavy but some how very light weight on the body.  The material is the right amount of snug. so I felt SNATCHED instead of suffocated. The cups in the top gives enough room for me to "flourish" but is tight in the right places. I've never had a body constricting dress this comfortable and fit this well.

You guys know that I have a YouTube channel that I do as well. I like to put my creative stamp on my style and beauty through video. I try and share whats going on on there too so I wanted to share a little bit of my plans for the upcoming weeks. I'm gonna be at this year's BeautyCon LA. It's the style/beauty community version of Comic Con. There are tons of Youtubers and brands there. Plenty of boths, meetups, activities for anyone who loves makeup/fashion. I was so excited as a newbie last year and after experiencing everything I'm so excited to return again!

If any of you are going let me know so I can make sure to say hi. And if you haven't made plans to go please do so! You won't regret it. There is so much to do and so many people to meet/fan girl over. You can get the ticket here:

I was filming a video for my YouTube channel and decided to do some portrait/headshot like photos.Don't get your Agent Provocateur in a bunch, I'm not attempting build a portfolio. Modeling isn't my thing. I honestly prefer behind the lens and editing. That and I don't resemble Cara or Jordan. But after filming I was really feeling it and you know sometimes you just wanna turn the camera on and take pointless shots of yourself.

Going from director to subject was actually something I had to get used to when I first started this blog – and eventually my channel. If you look back at some of my old post my posture is beyond anything the world awkward can describe. But with time (and puberty) I've grown into being the face of my own brand/content.

I encourage you to indulge in a bit of vanity and have a mini photo shoot (selfies will do).

Alright, I'm off do a bunch of things in an obscene amount of time, only to assure an inadequate amount of sleep. Before I go I want know how do you deal with being on camera? Does it come easy to you? or are you the still working on it?