It can be very hard to find decent fashionable clothes when you are a plus size female, so I really enjoy that so many people have taken to YouTube to show off their plus size style. Also to give some Plus Size Chic Inspiration. I'm gonna start posting my Favorite Plus-Size Chic videos that I find on YouTube every month. So here is my first Set of Curvy Fashion Finds! Also please Subscribe to these channels, because you won't be disappointed!
Passion Jonesz
If you are a plus size girl, you need to be subscribed to this channel. I just recently found it, and I'm totally in love with it. She just gives you great fashion haul videos, and just so many wonderful ideas. There are so many that I wanted to include, but I made sure to control myself. So here are two of my favs for this month.
When I first heard about Gallery Girls, I was super excited. I really wanted to see the difference from the two very different influential New York art areas. I was pretty positive that I was going to be Team Brooklyn. Now I don't know how I feel. I'm pretty confused for the most part, because I pretty much don't like most of the girls on the show. I don't know what happened, but most of the girls on the show are proving that having different tastes doesn't mean anything. You can be into different styles, and be the same exact people as the people you say you loathe. That's what I'm getting from this cast of Gallery girls.
The Brooklyn girls hate the Manhattan girls, and Vice Versa. The Manhattan don't like how dirty the Brooklyn girls look. The Brooklyn girls don't like how cookie cutter the Manhattan girls look. The Manhattan girls hate that they all have the same hair color (Brunettes), and hair style with red lipstick on their teeth. The Brooklyn girls think that all the Manhattan girls are all blond, They are obsessed with "Sex and the City". (Are you an Samantha or a Carrie?)
I've been going insane for Ombre Tutorials, and I decided to share some of the Ones I really liked with everyone. Now if you don't know what Ombre coloring here a very simple run down. It's when something has a color tone change starting at dark, and then going to light. It can be on done on pretty much anything from make up to clothing dye. It's the most popular with hair though. Here are some of my favorite Ombre D.I.Y Tutorials I have found on Youtube in the last few months!
I super highly enjoy DIY Videos on youtube. It's like the most awesome awesome things ever, because almost anything I want to know how to do, I'm able to find some sort of instruction for it. Now a lot of times, I don't really get to doing these projects, but for some reason I find total enjoyment out of watching these videos. Either I end up using the tips from the videos to make something awesome, or I use the tips from the videos to make something awesome in my brain. (don't look at me like I'm crazy lol).
One of my favorite DIYERRR (This is a word I made up), is Mr.Kate from youtube. She always has the most creative projects, and fun ideas. She has put out a series of videos that are for making your own accent to your cut offs for the summertime. Which has been AWESOME! (I really enjoy this word.) I really like her videos because they are so Noob DIY friendly which really works for me, since i'm super new to this whole thing.
I love YG Entertainment. Almost every group/artist they put out makes me do a happy dance on the inside, because the whole package is awesominess. Well you can image how excited I was when I woke up, and saw on my Youtube list two live performances from 2NE1 and Psy! (You can Scream Here!)
I really don't know how to start this, because so many people have already talked about this subject. It's hard to weed through all the information on the T-ara scandal to know what is real and what is sensationalized for press. I think that being in a band is a complicated thing, and band members fight often. This doesn't matter if you grew up with your band members, and have known each other for years. It also doesn't matter if your band members didn't know each other until the company told you who they were. Bands grow over time, and personalities clash. This is pretty much the make up of anything that involves working with others. When I heard that members of T-ara were having a hard time, I pretty much just shrugged my shoulders. I thought nothing of it. Even though I'm pretty much new to my addiction of K-Pop (A little over a year :). I'm not in total shock that a group of girls are having a hard time getting along. Like I said this happens a lot in bands, and also it happens a lot in a group of girls.
