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Next Stop.

Graphic.

This is the first of three sets from today's shoot. Click "Read More" to see the look and let me know what you think!

Make sure to like my page on Facebook! ---> Bianca Nicole Photography

Wavin' Flag

 I finally, finally, FINALLY got to do a new shoot today! It's my first real shoot of the summer and the model wore three outfits, so I'll be making three different posts. Not only that, but I've finally gotten a few good pictures of my daily outfit. Personally, I wish I could show you my outfit from yesterday because I loved it so much more than this one, but I hope you like this one regardless xx

(Outfit info at the bottom)

Crop Top - Forever 21 / High Waist Shorts - Forever 21 / Sneakers - Keds / Necklace - Forever 21 / Bandeau Top - Charlotte Russe / Sunglasses - Charlotte Russe

Facebook Page

Alright, so here's the deal: I was peer pressured into making a Facebook page for my photography. 

Sooo….if you could all be so kind as to get like my page, I would be filled with sunshine. It's just a small click that would greatly make my day.  Thanks! xx

BIANCA NICOLE PHOTOGRAPHY XX

Cut It Out.

Simple.

90s Babies

We have all prided ourselves on being “90s babies” at some point in our lives. Whether we wore the obnoxious “Born in the 90s” t-shirts or shared endless articles about the things from the 90s that we all remember (or don’t remember, but will pretend to for the sake of our vanity), there is a sense of pride that people born in the 1990s have.

In the past year, that decade nostalgia has become very visible in fashion. Once upon a time, 90s fashion was just a theme for date parties. Now the style has made its way into our every day lives.

Topanga Lawrence’s skirts and denim vests and Kelly Kapowski’s crop tops and florals are just some of many 90s trends that have come back into the fashion cycle.

 These trends have come back into power in such subtle ways that many people may not have even noticed. It definitely took me a while.

One of the nostalgic trends that have come back is overalls and overall dresses. I won’t lie. I was not very when I first saw the return of these farmer outfits in stores. But over time, I have seen overalls styled in ways and made in different fabrics besides denim. They have definitely grown on me. One of my favorite spring outfits this year is my American Eagle overall-type dress with a crop top underneath it. 

Speaking of crop tops, that is the returning trend that seems to have started this 90s comeback. Whether they were worn with high-waist baggy jeans or body con skirts, crop tops are a trend that were popular on 90s teen sitcoms and pop stars like Britney Spears in her “…Baby, One More Time” days.  Now, these bare-midriff showing shirts are a symbol of summer for many girls. Well, summer and Tumblr. Regardless, crop tops are everywhere from a high-fashion runway to every day Instagram. They can be styled in many different ways concerning on how much skin you really want showing.

Another look that has come back is the grunge look. Flannel shirts are bigger than ever and definitely one of my favorite trends. I love seeing one tied around someone’s waist paired with denim shorts and a tank top. Another idea is to wear a plaid skirt with a denim vest for a more chic look. Grunge has been popular for a few years on the runway and is slowly making its way into everyone’s closets again. Although it is not one that I have tried yet, it is comfortable, fashionable and lasting.

So if you are one who gets still listens to old school Nsync and gets nostalgic while remembering the Rugrats, be a true 90s child and bring its fashion into full form.

Think about it: how easy is it to find more and more fashion inspiration from reruns of Saved by the Bell? Indulge in your 90s pride by bringing it more into your closet. Hey, maybe even bring back the “Rachel” haircut. Why not?

Dress - American Eagle / Crop Top - Brandy Melville

Tribal.

Red.

Thrift Stores & Fairytales.

Yes, They're Shorts.

Pink.

By the Water.

Blue.

Poshmark Closet

Because we all need a little extra money…

I'm selling some of my clothes on Poshmark now! Some are things I haven't shown on this blog yet and some will be. Right now I only have a couple of listings, but if you want cheap, hardly worn clothes, check out my closet! Just click the picture below!

What a Beach.

Photo Diary: Spring Break @ Destin 2014

Today I went to Destin with my best friend for a small spring break trip. After driving al day, we just went to Fort Walton Beach to enjoy the sun & ocean. The best part was seeing a group of people play beer pong with a sand-made table. We also ate at a restaurant on the Boardwalk called The Black Pearl, where I had some amazing calamari and mac&cheese with lobster. Gah, I love the beach xx

Bikini - Old Navy / Bandeau Top - Charlotte Russe

Lace Up.

When one thinks of lace, things like Southern ladies’ gloves or vintage embroideries may come to mind – or maybe those horrible church socks your mother made you wear.

Lace has always been a part of fashion’s staple textiles and continues to pop up in designs each year. It is popular for good reason: Lace has the ability to keep an outfit innocent, yet flirty.

The sheer material was predicted to be popular this spring. Many designers during Fashion Week last fall showcased lace heavily in their spring and resort 2014 collections. The designers showed off the feminine textile in non-traditional forms. Valentino used it in a dress that had a masculine, regal feel. Chloe and Stella McCartney took the trend and made it a little more daring, accenting deep necklines and short skirts with lace.

The lacy trend is here to add a little mystery to the explosive skin-bearing phenomenon that came out last year. With stores like Brandy Melville celebrating bare midriffs with their many cropped tops and cut-out dresses, showing more skin quickly became popular. I own several cropped tops that still leave me a little insecure, even if I’m only showing an inch of stomach.

Lace has come back to cover up while still being daring, adding fun and pattern to what otherwise is just bare skin. For instance, one of my favorite outfits is a peplum halter top with lace covering the plunging neckline and back. I pair it with distressed skinny jeans and a pair of chunky heels for a night out. The lace adds femininity and modesty to the outfit but still allows it to be stylish and flirty.

No matter your personal style, lace is a trend to look into. If you are into the most feminine outfits, you can definitely find lace tops and dresses at stores like Forever 21 and on websites like ModCloth.com. If you love the bohemian style, brands like Free People are big on lace and use it in many dresses and peasant tops.

If the idea of lace turns you off due to its stereotypical girliness, have no fear. Throughout the years, lace has been used in edgier ways. Stores like Charlotte Russe have many clothes with sexy lace detail that are great for going out without showing too much skin. Try a bodycon dress with lace sleeves or a top with an all-lace back. To make it a little more grungy, pair the lacy top or dress with a leather jacket or boots.

With frivolous fabrics coming back into fashion yet again and availability at an all-time high, lace is definitely a trend to try. It is especially great in the spring because it is a cooling fabric that can keep you from burning up. It can be used in any occasion and instantly adds interesting detail to your outfit. So have fun, and give the lacy trend a try.

Ripped.

I call this outfit "The reason why I love Plato's Closet." Guys, seriously, Plato's Closet is amazing if you are a student on a budget like me. 2/3 of this outfit is from there.That top? Originally from Forever 21, but only cost me $5 at Plato's. Those shoes? Jessica Simpson. $30. I definitely recommend you find the nearest one to you & buy there. Not only are their clothes cheap, but you can sell yours and get a little extra cash. Good deal xx

Top - Forever 21 / Boyfriend Jeans - Forever 21 / Heels - Jessica Simpson