Country singer Brandy Clark wore ITEM m6 shapewear and Everett jewelry while attending last night's 2017 Grammy Awards! The "Best Country Album" nominee wore a black pantsuit enhanced by ITEM m6 Shapewear Pants Shorty ($88, www.itemm6usa.com) and Everett's Emma White Diamond Chevron Band ($800, http://www.everettnyc.com).
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The Heartbreaker Collection by King Baby Studios is now available online. This collection is an intricate mix of sterling silver, leather and precious stones in an edgy, yet sophisticated style combining roses, hearts, wings, spikes and skulls into innovative open rings, chokers, anklets, bolero chains,and bracelets. Known for their rock and roll style, founder and designer of King Baby Studios Mitchell Binder believes “in the freedom of the open road and in the spirit of rock n’ roll.”
Miranda Lambert wore Nickel & Suede during her performance at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for the Spread The Love Tour this weekend. The country singer accented her edgy outfit with Nickel & Suede's Signature Silver Cut-out Leather Earrings ($21, www.nickelandsuede.com).
Legendary bootmaker Lucchese partners with Grammy-winning, country music artist Kacey Musgraves to introduce the "Kacey for Lucchese" boot line launching Fall 2015.
EL PASO—August 25, 2015 - Lucchese, the legendary Western brand renowned for its handmade bootmaking process, today announced...
Demi Lovato is one of the most beautiful female celebrities around today. She sings beautifully, and her acting skills aren’t bad either. Plenty of young girls want to steal her style, and while I believe that we should all be comfortable in our own skin, there’s nothing wrong with taking a little inspiration. Here’s how to get her look wherever you might be:
She may not have won a Grammy, but Meghan Trainor’s recent explosion on the music scene offers a refreshing reggae-hip-hop sound, and a distinctive sense of style. Not even 6 months after her hit single, “All About That Bass” hit the music waves (and #1 on Billboard’s Top 100), this 20-year old is gearing up for a new album drop, a US tour and a media frenzy over her “body-positive” lyrics.
It’s no question that women love jewelry - but not just any necklace, bracelet or ring will do. We want something unique and special; a piece made with superior materials, and most importantly – jewelry that reflects our personal rocker-inspired style. This is where King Baby Studio comes in. This exceptional collection of jewelry and accessories speaks to the heart and style of every rocker. Not to mention, each piece is made here in the U.S. where craftsmanship is never compromised. Just in time for Valentine’s Day, King Baby has the perfect piece for your sweetie. Check out Guitar Girl Magazine’s gift-giving favorites – for him or her.
Cold weather brings new life into our closets. Tights and dark denim are chic alternatives to bare legs and cut-off shorts. Scarves, hats, and gloves become refreshing go-to accessories. And best of all, layers of soft tees and sweaters are warm and cozy. This season, the most stylish sweaters seem to be designed with rockers in mind.
Fall is officially here and winter isn’t far behind. This is the perfect time of year to transition your warmer wardrobe into season-ready staples. A great pair of boots can be one of the most important accessories to invest in. With a variety of styles to choose from, it can be hard the find the right pair that combines both fashion and function. Check out Guitar Girl Magazine’s round-up of this season’s must-wear boots. Whether you’re inspired by your favorite rock legend or trying out the latest trend, these picks are sure to carry you through even the coldest months and if you're a performer, you will surely rock it on stage!
David Yurman was destined to make a career out of creating art. At age twelve he was known for selling his home-made sculptures in the cafeteria during lunch. A few years later at age sixteen, he was introduced to Cuban welder and sculptor Ernesto Gonzales while visiting his sister in Provincetown, MA. With sculpture, Yurman found an outlet and focus for his creativity, which he would develop over the next two decades as an apprentice under the instruction of celebrated sculptors Theodore Roszak and Jacques Lipchitz. In 1982, Yurman introduced what became his signature—the cable bracelet—a twisted helix adorned with gemstones on its ends.
