Notable Styles and More

Bonjour Notable Stallions!  We have spotted 6 notable looks that I think will appeal to your eyes and your fashion sense. The looks can be re-created in many different ways. And if you would like Notable Styles' humble opinion in how to recreate a look of any kind - feel free to communicate with us. Enjoy the mis-match and color pop looks from Kenzo Spring 2019 and Unravel Spring 2019 Resort below. And don't forget to comment and share your thoughts. ~Ciao!! Photo Credits: Vogue Runway

Hi Notable Stallions!! Indianapolis is hosting a Passion 4 Fashion Week (P4W) Event!! And most of the events are family friendly! So mother's and father's in the fashion business, pay close attention - the children can attend some of these P4W events with you!! Passion 4 Fashion Week begins on Sunday, July 15th, 2018. Passion 4 Fashion will consist of fashion events (a youth fashion show, news segments, a VIP mixer, pop-up shops and more) throughout the week (see schedule below). The headlining event is a fashion show at the Indiana Convention Center in celebration of the 2018 Indiana Black Expo. This years Passion 4 Fashion Week is being coordinated by Ms Nicole Rene', Indianapolis' own, well traveled, booked, busy and blessed, celebrity stylist and creative director extraordinaire. Passion 4 Fashion Week 2018  Sunday, July 15th from 3-5 pm Youth Fashion Show inside Macy's Castleton Square Mall 2nd floor FREE ADMISSION!  Monday, July 16th - FO

This past Friday, I was able to watch a group of young ladies aged 6-14 display their talents, as part of a celebration for the last day of camp. These young ladies were amazingly confident. These young women gave it all they had. The skill level varied amongst them, but the one thing consistent through out was their confidence and sense of self. con·fi·dence - a feeling of self-assurance arising from one's appreciation of one's own abilities or qualities. Interestingly enough, every single one of the girls that participated in a group performance showed a determination and rigor that should be commended. Only when the groups relegated down to solo acts did a small dose of shyness, become detectable. In the shadow of shyness, determination and fearlessness still reigned supreme. The confidence that I saw exuding from the girls on Friday, was admirable. And the youngest children in the groups seemed to be the bravest of all. Confidence is a trait that often