Are you looking to be more active this summer?
It’s much easier when you look cute doing it. Check out ameandlulu.com for great golf, tennis and yoga. Ame and Lulu are known for their bold modern patterns. They have all the accessories you will need to bring out your inner prepster. So throw on your Ralph Lauren Polo and your Brooks Brothers shorts and you will be the best looking golfer out there.
 
In the summer time, we’re out and about much more. With the slough of outdoor festivities, pool lounging and beach going, it’s important to remember that our hair might need some additional lovin’. I’ve asked two of Eliza’s favorite hair gurus and celebrity stylists Jeremy Clark and Ryan Randall to recommend some of their favorite hair-care products to keep summertime hair protected and gorgeous. 
Jeremy’s Recommendations:
Rene Furterer Anti-Dehydrating Vegetal Spritz: “a very light styling spray that will protect the hair from heat, and keep the style in place lightly, and still allowing movement.” 
Rene Furterer Naturia Dry Shampoo:”Hold the can about 15 inches away from the head and spray. This gives a style body, and absorbs any latent moisture… keeps a style looking good all day.” 
Ryan’s Recommendations:
Paul Mitchell Color Protect Locking Spray: “A must for those with colored hair. Packed with sunscreen, it’s sure to lock in and extend the life of your color.” 
TIGI Catwalk Camera Ready Shiner and Defrizzer: ‚ÄúA great pick me up for dull and dry hair‚Ķ A little goes a long way, so use sparingly, and enjoy the shine. Don’t you deserve silky, shiny, smells-so-good hair?! And with an amazing watermelon fragrance…it’s perfect for summer!!‚Äù¬†
Written by Rachel Rose DeSimone 
Do you have a product that you just love, or a beauty question you’d like us to address in in the blog feel free to email Rachel@ElizaMagazine.com
We’re out and about much more in the summer time. With the slough of outdoor festivities, pool lounging and beach going, it’s important to remember our hair might need some additional lovin’. I’ve asked two of ELIZA’s favorite hair gurus and celebrity stylists, Jeremy Clark and Ryan Randall, to recommend some of their favorite hair-care products to keep summertime hair protected and gorgeous.
Jeremy’s recommendations:
Rene Furterer Anti-Dehydrating Vegetal Spritz: “a very light styling spray that will protect the hair from heat, and keep the style in place lightly, and still allowing movement.”
Rene Furterer Naturia Dry Shampoo:”Hold the can about 15 inches away from the head and spray. This gives a style body, and absorbs any latent moisture… keeps a style looking good all day.”
Ryan’s recommendations:
Paul Mitchell Color Protect Locking Spray: “A must for those with colored hair. Packed with sunscreen, it’s sure to lock in and extend the life of your color.”
TIGI Catwalk Camera Ready Shiner and Defrizzer: ‚ÄúA great pick me up for dull and dry hair‚Ķ A little goes a long way, so use sparingly, and enjoy the shine. Don’t you deserve silky, shiny, smells-so-good hair?! And with an amazing watermelon fragrance…it’s perfect for summer!!‚Äù
Do you have a product you just love, or a beauty question you’d like us to address in in the blog? Email Rachel@ElizaMagazine.com
Layers Clothing is giving proceeds of their ribbon tee to OneGivingWorld.com, an organization which brings clean water, house building and community development to Asia, Africa, Latin America and the United States. layersclothing.com
There are few things more distressing to a make-up enthusiast than saying ‚Äúadieu‚Äù to a beloved and discontinued shade. The folks at Three Custom Color Specialists have stepped in to ease our minds and recreate our favorite shades. No more searching for something similar or ‚Äúalmost‚Äù like the real thing… they will create it for you.
If you can‚Äôt locate your perfect shade of lip, cheek, eye or face color within their archive of 8,000+ recipes, you can send in a dime-sized sample and they will recreate the exact color and texture. They can also create shades to match fabrics or nail polish –¬†pretty much anything. Once you‚Äôve submitted your sample, and the shade has been reproduced, they will keep your recipe on file, making reordering a snap!
Prices begin at $32.
To learn more visit Three Custom Color Specialists.
The summer is always filled with weddings and parties. It can be a challenging time to find a non-spaghetti strapped or strapless number. Here are two looks that are classy and sassy. Pair a dress with one of Vintage Hem’s great slips. And this red dress is available at beautifullymodest.com
Looking for a modest wedding dress can get frustrating. A lot of them have the same exact cut and not many creative, fashionable options. There are more than enough strapless gowns out there but altering them to have more coverage can be a disaster. Here is a cool dress from Edenbridals.com. The flutter sleeve/cape on this wedding gown is very flattering and makes your look unique.
If you are looking for a rental this week, check out “A Raisin in the Sun,”¬†a new take on the classic play by Lorraine Hansberry. Sean Combs isn’t that bad and it is always fun to get fashion inspiration from the 1950’s.
Mofash, which stands for modest, set up a runway show last month. The clothes were classy and fun. Here are some pictures.
all shoes by dsw.com
skirt funkyfrum.com
Fashion staple: Nautical
No matter how close or far you will be from the ocean this summer –¬†or a boat for that matter –¬†you can still capture that crisp clean nautical look. The great thing about sail-inspired pieces is they are naturally classic and bold. You can look very pulled together while still feeling casual and comfortable. The key is to keep things simple: prominent navy or white, highlights of sea stripes, with gold or red accessories. Stay away from anything busy or which¬†looks like a costume. Here are some sea-worthy pieces.
Brighton charm bracelet $72
Brighton.com
brighton.com
JCrew dress
$135.
jcrew.com
Stop Staring red capris
$96.00
stopstaring.com
Payless shoes, American Eagle
$21.99
payless.com
Layers swimsuit
$40 top $25 bottom
layersclothing.com
