When we first saw this trend we were a little skeptical. The fashion world really wants people to put themselves out there in mismatched clothing, convince the not so fashion savvy that this looks good and we’re supposed to like it? As with most trends, we came to the conclusion that color blocking can actually … Continue Reading
We recently introduced our new financial series, Glam on a Budget, now it’s time to officially put your money where your mouth is. Before we dive into this month we want to give you a few tips to help you successfully set aside your fashion budget each month. ♦ Set up your budget at least … Continue Reading
It’s time to re-energize your home and bring the refreshing colors of spring inside! Updating your home doesn’t have to be a daunting and expensive task. Utilizing simple add-ons and accessories make designing a whole new look cost efficient. Click the photos and links for more information on the featured items. Pops of Color Color … Continue Reading
Hourglasses have curves and shouldn’t be afraid to show them off, tactfully of course. The key word to remember when shopping for spring/summer items this season is FIT! The flowy or big tops can enhance your figure in a negative way. Choosing tops that fit against your waistline help highlight your defined waist. This can … Continue Reading
Have you been out spring and summer shopping lately and had this nagging feeling that someone or something was trying to get your attention in every store you walked in? Don’t worry, it’s just the season’s spiciest color orange screaming at you to ‘Buy me!’ We at inHer GLAM have to follow orange’s sentiments and … Continue Reading
The banana has it pretty easy when it comes to shopping for what to wear. Because they usually tend to have narrow shoulders, a small bust and a not so curvy waist, usually called a boy shape, they can get away with just about anything. Not all bananas come from the same bunch, some want … Continue Reading
If you have narrow shoulders, a small bust and big hips, bottom; consider yourself a pear. It is common to receive advice insisting that pears hide as much of their pear shape as they can by drawing attention elsewhere, but hiding what you have is, in a way, not accepting who you are. We’ll include … Continue Reading
