what you are all thinking and I thought the same thing when I first heard about them. And no they aren't like those giant craft feathers you buy to make those ugly paper mache masks in second grade, nor are they just giant peacock eye feathers. No, these my friends are rooster tail feathers, the long and thin ones, which are in turn either dyed, or used for their natural colors (red, orange, green or black). All you have to do for these lovely extensions, is thread 
your hair through a crimp bead and then secure the feathers and viole you are ready to roll! And the best part? You can wash, dry, curl, straighten and even crimp these as if they were your own hair! You don't have to worry about putting them in and taking them back out every time you go to stle your hair a different way or you take a shower! Pretty darn awesome right!? I am why pumped for mine to get here so I can post pics for ya'll!!! And just as an fyi I got a set that were black, purple, gray, and dark brown!!! A tiny walk on the wild side for me? yes. A tad on the side of Boho? For sure. Worth it? Definitely. After all, taking risks is what fashion is all about right?
We never know until we try, what works for us and what doesn't. And here are a list of some of my fashion do's and don'ts that I have personally been guilty of and have seen people out in on my own:
Do: Wear a peacoat that skims your hip level OR is just barely mid thigh
DON'T: Pick one that is anywhere near knee length! It can make even the tallest of girls, with the longest of legs, look stumpy and unattractive.
Do: Try out different styles of sunglasses that you haven't tried before. Case and point, me and my new aviators. Most people are scared to try new styles once they have found a pair that works because they don't think any other style will look as good, well UPDATE almost any style of sunglass has slightly differing variations on the same trend that will go with any face shape or style.
DON'T: For any reason think that those horrid, awful, terrible, light lensed, multicolor, wire framed sunglasses from early 2000 will EVER be back in style. Believe me that is one fad that needs to be thrown into the Mariana Trench never to be seen or spoken of again.
Do: Wear black shoes (especially heels) with black tights or nylons
DON'T: try to wear a brightly colored shoe or light shoe with black tights. It looks very cheap Halloween and anyone caught wearing said combo should have their style licenses revoked and be forced to sit through a 3 day marathon of What Not To Wear with my peeps Stacey and Clinton.
Do: Rock your style, whatever it is. Confidence is the best accessory that you can wear when leaving the house in the morning, it can give any outfit the edge that you need to turn heads.
DON'T: Leave wearing a style that you are unsure of or that you don't feel confident in. If you aren't confident in what you are wearing it is going to show on your face and in your
mannerisms.
And for my final Do's and DON'Ts for this post, I have some things to tell my friends of the male gender....
Do: Wear long sleeved button up shirts with the sleeves rolled to right below your elbow. Its stylish and very attractive and also gives you a laid-back approachable feel.
DON'T: Wear short-sleeved button up shirts.... EVER. They are just gross and an even BIGGER don't regarding the short-sleeved button in up is DO NOT under any circumstance wear one unbuttoned with a t-shirt underneath. It reminds us of when we were in elementary school and that was the "cool" thing to wear. NEWSFLASH we are no longer in elementary school and that is no longer an acceptable form of dressing.
Do: Wear polos and other collared shirts
And at the top of the men's don't list:
DON'T: NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER (yes that is right I am using 5 evers here)
"pop" your collar. You look like a tacky tool who just got out of his jerk-mobile and has to run back to his frats kegger before all the booze are gone and every one is passed out.
That is all for now! Much love!
xoxo
Annemarie Krystine
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