This week, which is coming to a close, has been amazing. A certain someone is back in my life - she sort of started the whole chain of positivity. The week started off nice and it just got better and better. I, finally, purchased my new laptop. This means no more damn head aches and I can finally do my work in peace and without interruption. Not only that, my network just expanded to a higher level. I'm talking about prospect clients in the local celebrities circle. Regardless the status, my personal styling and image consulting is going to reach the masses at a later stage. I am psyched and I honestly cannot hold back the excitement.
I just hope this chain of positive comings continue and makes me walk the path to achieve all the goals I have stored for a while. By the way, my hero of the month: Donald Francis Draper (Jon Hamm) for all the wrong reasons. (laughs)

~ Ladies First ~
There are certain must buys to add to your closet. The past couple of posts I've shown you the seductive red dresses and other shorter hemline dresses you can still strut in. Another must have is the velvet going out dress. But it just doesn't stop at the dresses. It goes onto your shoes and even onto bags. A few items you can pick up on and let your ideas do the fitting:


- Gentleman Tip of the Day -
Fellas, last time around I gave the ladies some dos and don'ts and now it's you turn. The colder months have kicked into 4th gear which means we need to concentrate on our grooming a little bit more. Here are some important points to keep in mind everyday and all day.

• DO make sure your moisturizes have sunscreen. Just because the sun tends to hide in the winter does not mean the rays aren't still hitting you. A moisturizer with an SPF of 15 will be good enough; try keeping this pace for all 4 seasons not just winter.
• DON'T take long hot showers. The obvious here is your pores open to the fullest and releases all those much needed natural oils. When they do, it means you just gave a welcoming invite to the cold to make your skin crack and dry up. Do not spend more than 10 minutes showering and or shaving.
• DO apply hand cream often. The lack of moisture on your knuckles can do some unwanted damage. If you do not apply this frequently, you are bettering the chance of skin breakage and bleeding.
• DON'T lick your lips. Invest in lip balm. This should be a given.
• DO use a humidifier or even a bowl of water. It's important to have this next to your bed to muster up some moisture. It prevents the cold from creating scratchy skin.
• DON'T exfoliate as often. Your skin is clearly the weakest during the winter so tone it down to exfoliating once instead of twice during your regular routine.