Style Journal of Mix and Match Fashion!
I choose to try a trend I see happening real soon which is different fabrics being used in one outfit such as strips with abstract colors and many more creative thins. My vision was to go through my closet and see how many wearable outfits I could put together using prints that do not go together.
1.) My idea
for the fourth day was to continue with the girly look. This top I decided to
use a high waisted maxi skirt with a shirt that overflows over it. This time I
decided to use solid colors to mix and match. I choose a tannish bottom, with a
blue top. The top I plan to use a color that is not included into the bottom so
the color would be off and different but at the same time it still complements
the skirt.(Day 4) 
2.) My idea
for this day was to try something simple but daring. I started off on my first
day by taking baby steps. I choose a fitted white and blue striped tank top
with high waisted army fatigue pants. These are two prints are not normally
associated with each other so I choose to try it.(Day 1)
3.) My idea
for this was to focus on the upper body. I wanted a simpler look so I choose to
use a blazer that was velvet but had a similar look to snake skin with a red
and black long sleeved striped shirt underneath. They both share the same color
which is black but is two very different prints.
5.) My idea for the third day was to try a more girly look. I decided to use a dress for this day. I took a colorful dress with a whole bunch of orange in it and took a long sleeve blazer that also had a lot of orange in it. These garments had two complete different prints but had a common factor which was orange. Day 3
6.) My idea
for the fifth day was to switch up to a summer vibe and try something I don’t
normally do. I deiced to wear a flowy
top that have a crazy print that was similar to African print with high waisted
striped shorts. The shorts were pretty simple but the shirt was the main
attraction because it was a short waisted shirt with the back out. (
7.) My idea
for the seventh day was to keep the crazy going. I was going to use pants this
time. So for this day I choose my high waisted pants that have a print that was
similar to diamonds and it was white, grey, black which are my favorite pants,
and I choose to wear a peplum with the same galaxy print as the skirt. This
should be interesting. (Day 7)
Letter to Editorial
Dear Ms. P
Hello
Ms. P, I was just writing you to know I admire you work. Your work is unique
and different. Not many other photograph
their work and capture the concepts that your pictures do. Your work captures
the image that you set out for on paper in that one moment. I notice that your
pictures always have a color that pops. In the I-Mag, your model that resembled
Etta Kitt wore a bright and daring figure grabbing dress that flowed down to
her ankles. In another photo shoot you had, called Fire vs. Ice, you also used
an eye popping blue and also a bright red in the shoot. By the way I also liked
the concept of these photos. My favorite photo is the one where the fire is
pulling his hair of the ice. This is a cute photo and captures the concept that
you wanted to portray. I love the way you capture the colors in your pictures. Is photographing
color your signature, and would you also consider you inspiration? Knowing that
you come from Staten Island and travel to the city every day, does that affect
the way you see things? Do the different environments influence your work? Would
you say one environment influences
you more than the other?
A Stylish Man from Staten Island!
I choose to photograph this man named Junior R. because I really admire his style. Junior stands out with his unique style and is not afraid to brighten up his wardrobe. He has an eye for detail. In this photo his whole outfit was color coded according. Even the ripples in his jeans match the print on his shirt. The color on his sneakers match the exact color on his shirt.
Monifa P.
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