My name is Keiko (cake-oh) Lynn. Twenty-seven. Goody two-shoes with a liberal heart and mind. I live in Brooklyn, where I design and make clothing for my line, Postlapsaria. I am a lover of animals and all things childish. I am honest, awkward and downright whimsical. I fidget unremittingly. fidget fidget.

"I want to love you and treat you right, I want to love you every day and every night, We'll be together with a roof right over our heads, We'll share the shelter of my single bed, We'll share the same room, yeah! for Jah provide the bread."

if you do not know who I am, do not fear. my name is Kayley Hyde, I live in London, this is the accompanying tumblr to my beauty channel where I make videos on the internet &, more than anything, I love going on adventures. my main tumblr can be found here.

"Lover of vintage fashion, dabbler in crafting & cooking, and admirer of awesome stuff."

"Is this a Fashion Blog? Well, yes, it is. But it is also about the other things in Life that inspire me - food, family, and special daily moments"

"Hello, my name is Connie and this is my blog. I like taking photographs, nature and anything with a little bit of quirk. I'm fascinated by things from eras gone by. I like to design and create floral headpieces for my etsy store. My other life: a third year law & commerce (marketing) student. ♡"

About J's Everyday Fashion Imagine a fashion magazine full of women just like us - moms, college students, professionals, in all shapes and sizes, on a budget and dressing for the challenges of everyday life. There would be no models, no Photoshop, no fancy backdrops, just real women talking real fashion.  I want that magazine to be a reality someday. For now, I bring you J's Everyday Fashion. Not a personal style blog, but the study of one girl's closet. How far can you make a small (couple hundred dollars a month) budget stretch? Do the trends and outfits we see in magazines really hold up in real life? I share it all with you here - the failed attempts, the experiments, the successes, what I wear to events in my own life, but also what I might wear if I were in your shoes (working in an office, being a mom, etc.). This website is all about empowering women - to give them fashion without the frills, that hopefully you can use and apply to your life in a very practical way. And maybe someday… I'll bring you that magazine, too.  :-)

Launched in September 2005, the Oh Joy! blog covers inspiration & design with a focus on Joy's favorite things: design, fashion, and food. The site is updated 1-3 times a day. If the mood strikes, you can also find us on Facebook, Twitter, Currently Obsessed, Instagram, and Pinterest.

Hi, I'm Joanna and welcome to my blog.  I hope you enjoy reading the posts contained therein as much as I enjoyed writing them.  This blog is geared towards anyone interested in writing, the process of writing, occasional musings on fashion, style and life, in general.  Especially that last bit: "life," and all the wonderful, crazy and terrifying things it has to offer.  Being a flâneur is not as "idle" or "lounge-y" as it seems!  In fact, there is no direct translation of flâneur into English.  I like to think that a flâneur is one who is actively engaged in life, even if one is sitting and watching the world go by; an active observer, if you will.  I am a writer and editor by trade and we do have a tendency to notice everything; either we want to write about it because it's intriguing, or we want to correct it :)

As a popular personality on Style Network, Jeannie Mai is best known for her exuberant energy as the host of their hit Emmy-nominated television program "How Do I Look?"  More than just a fashion-intervention and "makeover" show, Jeannie empowers women to discover their true beauty, overcome their insecurities, and employ fashion to give them the confidence they need to help achieve their career goals.  Jeannie also appears as a frequent fashion correspondent on the "Today Show" and E! News - "The Daily 10."

Hi, I'm Jillian! I have been crafting since I was born -- as a small child I started out with puffy paints and finger paints and I gradually grew to love all other forms of arts and crafts. I've tried pottery, cartooning, drawing, jewelry design, darkroom photography, digital photography, alt process photography, painting, weaving and many many more... some things have stuck and some have fallen by the wayside. But one thing I know is that I'll never stop creating.

"'m a Jewish fashionista living in New York and I write this blog to try to deliver modest fashion to all women, everywhere. This blog is all about Less Is More. Don't forget to follow me on Twitter @AronHakodeshJWG!"