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80′s Fashion

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If you grew up in the 1980′s, I’m sure you know about the Fashion in the 80s. I was born in 1983 so I’m still a baby at that time LOL! I only saw some pictures of my mom and her friends wearing bright colored clothes, huge accessories and lots of them.

Womens style in the 80s came in a wide range of looks. From comfortable and casual to tight and revealing. Tight 80s jeans or leggings worn with an over sized shirt, preferably one that hung off the shoulder on one side.

80s fashion trends for men whether they are wearing a Nolan N90  or not were as varied just as bright and extravagant as what the womens fashion was just like the photo above of my sister in law together with her classmates who did a fashion show in remembering the 1980′s fashion.

The carefree era of being yourself was expressed through 80s fashion that ranged from casual and conservative to extravagant and colorful, but all of it is indeed a memorable one.

Fit and Fashion Mom

I was just amazed looking at my mom’s photos in Facebook. I can’t count how many solo pictures she had on her photo album. Well, aside from the fact that she loves to pose on camera, she loves wearing sexy outfits in different styles and design with matching colors of her clothes, bags, high heels or boots and other bling blings and accessories.

My mom always want to look her best. Her fashion style is just one of a kind. When it comes to taking care of her body, she would do anything in order to stay fit and healthy. She even tried taking slimming pills from 7 day slimming pill reviews she saw and read online. I can see the effectiveness of the said slimming pills based from her previous and present photos. That’s how my mom maintained her sexy looking body. That’s my fit and fashion mom!

My Fashion Icon

If you’re going to ask me who is someone I know who are fashionably trendy in wearing fashionable clothes, shoes, bags and other accessories, then my answer is definitely my ever fashionista Mom.

She’s always been my fashion icon, my model and my mentor as well. If you’re an avid reader and follower of this blog of mine, you may notice that I always feature my mom as my fashion model. I can easily think of a fashion topic to write on since I can find lots of ideas out from my mom’s fashionable photos.


I just love my mom’s fashion style. She can carry herself well while wearing those latest IN for fashion trends nowadays and she can perfectly match the clothes that she wear with bling blings and accessories. She can wear and coordinate the latest trends in a  chic, funky, elegant or sexy way.



A Fashionable Mom

My friend Barbie and her daughter bby sofia J

“I hate to say it but when I go to a party, people always watch what I’m wearing or what kind of jewelry I have on”. This is the confession of my friend name Barbie. Her name speaks her personality.

Barbie is a friend of mine for almost 10 years. She has a sexy body and fair white skin, simply gorgeous. Aside from being a good and trusted friend, I always admire her being a “fashionista.”  That is why we her friends labeled her as a FASHIONABLE MOM. No one could every say that she has her little princess. Even me, if I weren’t her friend I don’t think I can believe you if you will tell me that she has a child.

She is my fashion mentor. LOL. Whenever I have a party to attend, I always consult her on what to wear in a certain occasion. Even before when we are still single, our past time is shopping. Searching and looking for the latest outfits.

I have this perception that when you will become a mother, you will forget yourself and think about your child. You will have limited amounts of time and energy and it will be hard for a mom to make dressing fashionably a priority. I have known lots of mommies who pay more attention to their kid’s wardrobe than their own. But the truth is, wearing something cute and flattering can have a significant effect on the way mommies feel. It’s not shallow, it’s just the reality. Having a child should only enhance who you are as a person, not to take away your sense of style.