As women, we can agree that shopping (itself) can be a challenge. We are constantly trying to find clothes that fit right, accentuate your curves, and give you a little boost of confidence. However, sometimes we are just out of luck and we can’t find ANYTHING to wear. So, this is where online shopping (e-commerce shopping) can really help us because it enables us to shop from anywhere (literally). If you like a top or shorts that you see online which is sold in France, you can pay that extra $20.00 international shipping charge and have it shipped to you...

  Want to dress like your favorite celebrities? We found the perfect celebrity inspired fashion for less because we want you to look #flawless like them without breaking your bank account. Here are the latest taste-makers in the fashion industry: Bella Hadid, Gigi Hadid, Johanna Ortiz, Alessandra Ambrosio, and of course Carrie Bradshaw from The Sex and the City (duhhhh). If you are one of those sexy provocative vixens who love the grungy style with leather. Bella Hadid wore this tight leather dress with her favorite black CHRISTIAN LOUBOUTIN heels (killin’ those strides babe). Shop Leather Dress for $29.99 Available in...

FASHION (Duh). Hey #KShotties, I wanted to update you on my super exciting boring life. I developed an interest in golfing (after you know, the hottie Jordan Spieth won the 2015 PGA tour), so I decided to take a mini trip to Top Golf in West Midtown with some of my #BAEs Brooke (IG @Brookenevels ), Tracy (IG @tracyelizabeth18 ), and Casey (IG @liljonesyyy). I thought it would be a great time to write a blog post because I absolutely SUCKat golf, but socializing, eating and “pretending” to be the best golf player is always FUN. If you haven’t tried...

In the 1950’s, the famous sex symbol Marilyn Monroe set the trend of embracing voluptuous curves and exceptionally skinny waists. After the millennium, the new body trend shifted from glorified curves to the almost-anorexic-small-chested-model-lookin’ bods. According to odysseyonline, the writer said that slender bodies became admiring after late 1950's because “What women needed was to be seen as tough, confident, and capable members of society that had the ability to do anything. With straighter lines and muscular tones, it was easy to see why losing weight would spark the idea that skinny equals capable, because this body structure is very similar...