For Immediate Release

Chicago, IL; Jan. 25, 2006 — Marketing for Lady Me™ would like to offer Fashion Content Contributers the oppurtunity to write articles to our Fashion Tips and News Blog. We will also be introducing an area of this blog for users to upload their own fashion photos. Additionally, we have opened the Comments of every post to the public, Registration to the blog is required though. Moreover, if you would like to share your Fashion Advice on this syndication blog, please Register and contact marketing at the email below:

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by LaTasha Wells

This is a very big topic when it comes to Ladies, because we try so hard to please everyone but Ourselves. We as women need to put other people to the side and do what is best for us. Never let anyone bring you down! Always know that you have to look deep within yourself and know that you are beauitful and that you will be able to stand tall for yourself. If you feel that some clothing may not look as good as you think on your body, it is always helpful to have that one person that you trust, love and who will never tell you “Yes” because they dont want to hurt you; but will take that chance of hurting your feelings to help. That is the type of person you should take shopping with you . My person is my Husband, he always tells me when something does not look right on me.

Find your someone…

by LaTasha Wells

Dont worry too much about when a trend is in, because it will only allow you limits on how you will dress. When Fads & Trends are out, it is not for everyone… so stay with your own style…

by LaTasha WellsÂ

Ladies… Accessories are very big and an important part of your outfit. When picking your accessories, you should pick a color that will stand out and that will look good on your skin. In selecting my accessories while putting my outfit together, I try to bring out the color that is least likely to be noticed. I found that people really noicte that about me.

If you’re pear-shaped

You have smaller shoulders, bust and waist, with heavier hips, bottom and thighs.

If you’re curvy

You have a full bust and hips—and, possibly, a dress size of 14 or larger.

If you’re boy-shaped

You have a straight shape from top to bottom: narrow hips, a small bust and a not-so-curvy waist.

If you’re petite

You have a proportioned body, with a height of 5′3″ or under.

If you’re busty

You have what thousands of women pay boatloads of cash for: a more-than-generous bustline.