Since November is already here and Thanksgiving plans for many are underway, I wanted to offer some styling tips that will allow you to be comfortable but still stylish this Thanksgiving.
The comment I often get asked, in regards to fashion, while living in New York City is, "Does everyone always wear black?"
Of course black can look quite chic, is slimming and yes, is often seen in New York, but by adding pops of color to your wardrobe you can instantly take your outfit from drab to fab. Believe it or not, even those of us in New York City appreciate color.
A recent article on TravelFashionGirl.com lists our layering top and camisole fabric as one of the "Best Fabrics for Travel" and we couldn't agree more! See full article here. Happy Travels!
Thanks to Beverly Hills Magazine for featuring Adea layering tops and camisoles in your "Luxury Must Haves" list! Read the full story here.
When the air turns crisp and the leaves change from green to gold, it’s time to think about taking a nice, long bike ride. This is the best type of exercise one could want. In fact, cycling and swimming are two enjoyable sports that provide an invigorating full-body workout.
TheCelebrityCafe.com is giving away one of our long sleeve turtlenecks. Enter to win from now thru October 17th for your chance at one of our cold weather best-sellers! Click here to enter.
Now that October is here, we finally feel comfortable about sharing a pumpkin recipe. before, it was just too soon. But we also think that if we are going pumpkin, we have to go big. And pumpkin risotto is filled with big pumpkin flavors. It adds a creaminess and a richness that is perfect in already delicious risotto.
It's no secret that Adea's soft and comfy bra friendly cami is an indispensable wardrobe essential. Worn as a base layer or on its own the Adea cami creates the foundation for a stylish look.
We partnered with Kat, from LoveandAce.com, and asked her to style our bra friendly camisole in Pewter. See her three outfits here.
I rarely quote at length from print publications, but a full-page article in the Financial Times, 8/30/14, struck a chord with me. In this piece, the paper’s style editor, Jo Ellison, explores why fashion is important – no matter who you are or what you do.
Let’s Look at Some of the Highlights
AN UNUSUAL SURVEY: In 2012, Sheila Heti, a writer living in Toronto, wrote a series of questions about clothes and sent them to her friends and colleagues in order to canvas opinions about what they wore and why.
One of my favorite parts about fall is the fun in wearing sweaters. The beauty of sweaters is that a baggy one can disguise an off day while ensuring you still look stylish and others are essential for layering, such as cardigans, on those days where you just don't know what to expect from the weather.
A common fabric used in sweaters is wool. Yes, it can keep you warm, but if you are like me, it can be irritating to wear. This is where Adea becomes a must-have.
Goat cheese is a great, airy cheese that leaves you feeling full without feeling heavy. Combining it with some thyme and a quick drizzle of honey is perfect for snacking.
