How HIGH are you willing to go for fashion? That is the question that comes to mind when we see these shoes. These platform shoes created by Eye of the World Designs are made with wood and perspex layers stuck together by hand, shaped using a chainsaw and then finished by hand. These shoes are really very cute but how realistic are they to wear and are they any good for the feet?

According to Eye of the World Designs, based out of South- West London, “Our designs are based on quality and hand finish. Each Piece is totally unique, hand crafted in South-West London, UK. We strive to create pieces not only for fashion but also for stand-alone craftsmanship and design excellence, allowing the owner to be proud of their unique piece and display it as art." EOTWD creates bold, exquisitely beautiful, wearable and contemporary bespoke pieces.

I really do like the design but I find it hard to believe that people would walk around in these shoes, but a photo shoot would be awesome! So, you’re wondering how high these shoes are? Well, there is no information on the site but from my fashionable estimation, I believe that these are 12 inch platforms and with the heel, they are 18-24 inches high? Truly a Killer Heel… Want to purchase your pair, well get really to dish out more than $3,000 and check them out at www.notjustalabel.com What are your thoughts on these shoes? Would you wear them? What is the highest that you have ever went? We are dying to know.

The Urinal Dress

Some dresses are made as art and some dresses are made for fun. Then there are others…lol Here a few dresses that will either make you smile, laugh or ask what the heck were they thinking.

The Nude Dress

The Hermit Crab Dress

The Fish and Chips Dress

The designer, Philip Colbert, states that the label is inspired by developments in the modern art world, in particular the work of Marcel Duchamp and the Pop Art movement. 'The Rodnik Band' label is presented as a pop band rather than a traditional fashion label. The collection is a unique amalgamation of music, art and fashion which combines three closely associated genres to create a unique fashion concept. The designs that you see come from his POP Britain Collection which presents a British pop art inspired series of sequin dresses, with references including: Beefeaters, Double Decker Buses, pink phone box's, Boiled Eggs, Fish & Chips, pints of Beer, and even the British seaside. Let’s be clear: there are a few pieces that I would actually dare to wear like:

The Banana Dress

Mondrian Twin Dress

Lips Bag/Fried Egg Purse

It has always been my thinking (and many other real fashionistas) that fashion is an art and that as an art it should make a statement, so what kind of statement do you think that these dresses are making?

The Sunflower Dress

Looking to get your own Rodnik Band dress? Well, you can purchase one at www.notjustalabel.com

The Met Gala's red carpet has always been known as the Oscars for celebrity fashion. Although I was slightly disappointed to see some of my favorite celebrity stylistas fail to make my best dressed list, a lot of stylish celebrities did! Some of my favorite looks were the most simple designs with fashionable accessories with details. Below are some of the best celebrity fashion of the night and why I think they were a hit!

Diane Von Furstenberg (66 years old) looks amazing in this long and sparkly dress cover. This is what I think a mature fashion designer should look like, even the hair is on point! Disco glam!

Emma Roberts looks so fab in her Diane Von Furstenberg gown and clutch with Jennifer Fischer jewelry. It shows that a long black dress will never go out of style and simplicity with a touch of standout accessories and a detailed waist work every time.

I give Kristen Stewart the most improved award. Everyone who knows my style, knows that I love a unique jumpsuit and this made my best dressed list because I loved the style! I think this look would have been a perfect 10 with a different pair of stilettos and a waist belt to bring together the look.

YES, Cameron Diaz in Stella McCartney was a complete hit and the clean look face and hair is a plus. I don't quite agree with the spiked belt because I am so OVER the spikes, but I will give her a pass.

AMAZING! Nicole Richie was fab from head to toe. The hair color made her eyes pop! And that Topshop dress...no words.

Solange Knowles worked it out in this Kenzo. I always appreciate Solange because her look is all her...

Anna Wintour  in Chanel and Bee Shaffer look fresh and clean with their springtime dresses!

Hailee Steinfeld looked adorable and fashionable in her Donna Karan Atelier dress! What were your thoughts about the dresses? Who was on your best or worse dressed list? I am listening...

Hey Fashionistas! 

Today I was felling a little blue...not sad, just blue. So I decided to put on a pair of Old Navy's and a simple short sleeved sweater that I got for a discount. To create my relaxed Street Chic, I paired it with a pair of fly heels from Shoe Republic LA and a pair of funky earrings from Venus Visuals and old pieces that I pulled out my jewelry box (ring and necklace). I love my shades by Rampage and the top bun is courtesy of my little sister, Pooka. 

We were so honored to have 3^rd Element Spa and Salon as one of our Walk the Talk Exclusive Fashion Event. This full service spa located in the West Oak Lane area of Philadelphia, PA is a gem when you want to relax, unwind and get the beauty treatment that you know you deserve.

In 2005, 3^rd Element Spa & Salon was founded by Chyvonne and Tomika from the Philadelphia area and since its inception and humble beginnings in a 12’ by 20’ space in the rear of an existing salon, 3^rd Element has grown to become West Oak Lane’s premier full service spa and salon.

Tomika, Tweety, and Chyvonne

I had the opportunity to visit the salon and it has a wonderful ambiance. As soon as you walk in you feel welcomed by the staff especially the owners, Chyvonne and Tomika. The green room where you receive your full body massage treatment is so awesome and it allows you to receive your massage alone or with a partner.

Hey Fashionistas:

So you ladies know that the look that I have been embracing for the Fall months is Street Chic. Why? Because Street Chic can be so cool and classy depending on what you wear and how you wear it. Let’s face it… Street Chic is what inspires fashion everyday (Hello! Must I remind you of Hip Hop and the 30+ years that it has affected the WORLD by the clothing, the language, and more…)

Well, I love the shirts of Urban Flrt because they are what Street Chic is all about. The Urban FLRT brand provides quality, fashionable street couture at an affordable price point.  It’s targeted towards fashionistas, entrepreneurs, moguls, jet setters and all who dress the part. We're slated to reach a status similar to Baby Phat and Phat Farm in their heyday, except with Tom Ford’s staying power. 

The creator and head designer, Corey Wesley has created so many shirts that are such an awesome statement that it was hard for me to choose one, so check out the two that I wear most often.

Here is a distressed tee that was sent to me with the matching hat.

Title: The Sartorialist: Closer

Author: Scott Schuman

Publisher: Penguin Group

Page Count: 512

Pub. Date: 8/28/12

ISBN: 978-0-7181943-90

The Sartorialist is an outstanding book filled with more than 500 non-discriminating and fantastic photographs of people all over the city of New York and crossing the lands and seas across the globe; featuring their unique and amazing ideas of style and fashion that makes each and every person captured in the lens of the photographer/fashion blogger, Scott Schuman, a work of art.

The cover art was completely fascinating to me because of the caramel-colored muse dressed in a teal skirt and a turquoise turban. I later found out that the greatly styled fashionista was Ni’ma Ford, a fashion stylist based in New York who has be featured on such blogs as Black Girls Killing It and Teen Vogue.com

Lovers of fashion and art will appreciate the arrangement of photos with each side-by-side photo having a relationship via bold colors, rich yet common textures, and fun patterns. In addition, each person seems to be ready to be photographed as they are dressed to their own perfection…timeless!