NappySavvyChick
Jessica is CEO and stylist at a trendy boutique salon in the grand central district of St.petersburg Fl. Design Savvy Salon is a uniquely pleasant hair salon with a great styling team Jessica,Tiffany, and Kenyatta.

I am a daughter, mother, wife, and dear friend....I love all things STYLE!
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NappySavvyChick
Ummmm wow…Chris Brown funny name Lil girlfriend ….👈👈👈👈👈😳😳😳😳
#dss Bantu knot out by;Tiffany #teamnatural_
Gettin bedroom ideas …gonna update the master suite soon #bredroomdecore
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thefinestbitches:

Rihanna Fenty
thefinestbitches:

Rihanna Fenty
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faintlymasculine:

I Wear The Pants
Rugby shirt | Vintage Slacks
The best 20 dollars ever spent, well recently anyway would have to be these pant. Maybe it is how tall I feel in them, a rare feeling I tell you, or the fact that putting them on has become more of a who I become rather than who I have felt like recently. 
We all know an outfit can be as much a costume as the character you become fitting into it, but maybe you are more you with the costume on? Like was Clark Kent the costume or Superman, who was he more comfortable being? Can we chose, can we be more ourselves being our characters then we are being “ourselves”. Maybe “ourselves” is who others think we are and that is the character?
There is something safe, maybe childish about what some of my outfits make me feel like. This is supposed to be a “coming of age” story, for my wardrobe anyway, so as I grow up so should my closet. I don’t want to be the childish personification of  what a “tomboy” may be, but rather the more grown up perhaps androgynous form my style has taken on. It is not forced it is what I am more comfortable looking like. This could also just be that thing we do as young women always trying to be older? Stomping our feet and throwing a fit while demanding to be talked to as adults Maybe? Maybe not?
Personal style hasn’t felt personal enough lately. We see, read, and become influenced by to much. Sometimes we have to let ourselves be our own inspiration, Sometimes you just have to be the one “wearing the pants”.
faintlymasculine:

I Wear The Pants
Rugby shirt | Vintage Slacks
The best 20 dollars ever spent, well recently anyway would have to be these pant. Maybe it is how tall I feel in them, a rare feeling I tell you, or the fact that putting them on has become more of a who I become rather than who I have felt like recently. 
We all know an outfit can be as much a costume as the character you become fitting into it, but maybe you are more you with the costume on? Like was Clark Kent the costume or Superman, who was he more comfortable being? Can we chose, can we be more ourselves being our characters then we are being “ourselves”. Maybe “ourselves” is who others think we are and that is the character?
There is something safe, maybe childish about what some of my outfits make me feel like. This is supposed to be a “coming of age” story, for my wardrobe anyway, so as I grow up so should my closet. I don’t want to be the childish personification of  what a “tomboy” may be, but rather the more grown up perhaps androgynous form my style has taken on. It is not forced it is what I am more comfortable looking like. This could also just be that thing we do as young women always trying to be older? Stomping our feet and throwing a fit while demanding to be talked to as adults Maybe? Maybe not?
Personal style hasn’t felt personal enough lately. We see, read, and become influenced by to much. Sometimes we have to let ourselves be our own inspiration, Sometimes you just have to be the one “wearing the pants”.
faintlymasculine:

I Wear The Pants
Rugby shirt | Vintage Slacks
The best 20 dollars ever spent, well recently anyway would have to be these pant. Maybe it is how tall I feel in them, a rare feeling I tell you, or the fact that putting them on has become more of a who I become rather than who I have felt like recently. 
We all know an outfit can be as much a costume as the character you become fitting into it, but maybe you are more you with the costume on? Like was Clark Kent the costume or Superman, who was he more comfortable being? Can we chose, can we be more ourselves being our characters then we are being “ourselves”. Maybe “ourselves” is who others think we are and that is the character?
There is something safe, maybe childish about what some of my outfits make me feel like. This is supposed to be a “coming of age” story, for my wardrobe anyway, so as I grow up so should my closet. I don’t want to be the childish personification of  what a “tomboy” may be, but rather the more grown up perhaps androgynous form my style has taken on. It is not forced it is what I am more comfortable looking like. This could also just be that thing we do as young women always trying to be older? Stomping our feet and throwing a fit while demanding to be talked to as adults Maybe? Maybe not?
Personal style hasn’t felt personal enough lately. We see, read, and become influenced by to much. Sometimes we have to let ourselves be our own inspiration, Sometimes you just have to be the one “wearing the pants”.
faintlymasculine:

I Wear The Pants
Rugby shirt | Vintage Slacks
The best 20 dollars ever spent, well recently anyway would have to be these pant. Maybe it is how tall I feel in them, a rare feeling I tell you, or the fact that putting them on has become more of a who I become rather than who I have felt like recently. 
We all know an outfit can be as much a costume as the character you become fitting into it, but maybe you are more you with the costume on? Like was Clark Kent the costume or Superman, who was he more comfortable being? Can we chose, can we be more ourselves being our characters then we are being “ourselves”. Maybe “ourselves” is who others think we are and that is the character?
There is something safe, maybe childish about what some of my outfits make me feel like. This is supposed to be a “coming of age” story, for my wardrobe anyway, so as I grow up so should my closet. I don’t want to be the childish personification of  what a “tomboy” may be, but rather the more grown up perhaps androgynous form my style has taken on. It is not forced it is what I am more comfortable looking like. This could also just be that thing we do as young women always trying to be older? Stomping our feet and throwing a fit while demanding to be talked to as adults Maybe? Maybe not?
Personal style hasn’t felt personal enough lately. We see, read, and become influenced by to much. Sometimes we have to let ourselves be our own inspiration, Sometimes you just have to be the one “wearing the pants”.
thetinycloset:

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dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
searchingforknowledge:

dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
searchingforknowledge:

dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
searchingforknowledge:

dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
searchingforknowledge:

dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
searchingforknowledge:

dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
searchingforknowledge:

dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
searchingforknowledge:

dynamicafrica:

Select images by South African-born photographer Koto Bolofo that formed part of a collection of photographs compiled in a book by Bolofo - all featuring the US seven-time Grand Slam champion - and named after the the tennis star.
Watch a behind the scenes video of the ‘shoot.

LOOK AT THESE GORGEOUS PICTURES. I WANT THIS BOOK
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flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
flashbackfashions:

The Look: Judy Pace in some of her very best classic looks from the 60’s & 70s. This California Girl was the Premiere Chocolate Beauty of the TV Screen. Known for her flirtatious smile and gorgeous skin, she’s been in the film industry since 1963. Pace appeared in Sanford & Son, Good Times, What’s Happening, That’s My Mama and many other shows and movies.
Judy Pace is an extraordinary Black Beauty Icon, for her dazzling class and stunning, natural beauty that crossed cultural barriers in the promotion of Black women as sex symbols in the television industry!
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asean2015:

ASEAN CommunitySoap Carvings, Thailand
Soap carvings first came from north Thailand, Chiang Mai. They were first more of a artistic hobby one can do when not busy, but later grew to a art form that only a skilled artist can master. Those skills are handed down from generation to generation and all the details, petals, leaves are done only using few carving knives. 
asean2015:

ASEAN CommunitySoap Carvings, Thailand
Soap carvings first came from north Thailand, Chiang Mai. They were first more of a artistic hobby one can do when not busy, but later grew to a art form that only a skilled artist can master. Those skills are handed down from generation to generation and all the details, petals, leaves are done only using few carving knives. 
asean2015:

ASEAN CommunitySoap Carvings, Thailand
Soap carvings first came from north Thailand, Chiang Mai. They were first more of a artistic hobby one can do when not busy, but later grew to a art form that only a skilled artist can master. Those skills are handed down from generation to generation and all the details, petals, leaves are done only using few carving knives. 
asean2015:

ASEAN CommunitySoap Carvings, Thailand
Soap carvings first came from north Thailand, Chiang Mai. They were first more of a artistic hobby one can do when not busy, but later grew to a art form that only a skilled artist can master. Those skills are handed down from generation to generation and all the details, petals, leaves are done only using few carving knives. 
avi0o0olaa:

Lmfao aww ☺
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myidealhome:

before/after: from garage to mini-house! (via apartmenttherapy)
myidealhome:

before/after: from garage to mini-house! (via apartmenttherapy)
myidealhome:

before/after: from garage to mini-house! (via apartmenttherapy)