Glam Chic Collections

 It is a silent rule that comes every 14th day of February, the dress code is red or a touch of red. Well I'lld say that when I was younger, I used to observe this rule whether or not I had anyone I was dating at the time. But this year, I decided to do things differently and I boldly put on a black gown (with a touch of gold) to church. N.B: That's not me in the pix...Couldn't take a pic after mass😌 I tried to observe those that were putting on red or a touch of it and I noticed they were mainly children and the aged ones, lol. Then I wondered, why the 'lovers' didn't observe the silent rule🤷. As for me, I went neutral, as black fits perfectly into any occasion, more so, I had some gold embroideries. I matched it with lovely gold shoes and purse gotten from the store @glamchic.collections as seen below👇. You should check out our lovely collections.  HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY TO YOU AND YOURS. For lovely shoes, clutch purses and bags such as those posted here...

 Bone straight weaves are the new raves-of-the-moment, as every chic wants to own one. Social media immediately goes agog once a picture of this hair is posted either on Facebook or on Instagram. Bone straight is a thin straight hair wig that is very sleek. It comes in different lengths from 8"- to as long as 30" or even more. Funny enough, bone straight human hairs have been around for quite sometime now, but like fashion, every style has its own season. The prices of this hair varies depending on the type, length and gram(weight) you want. It costs between N60,000 to N300,000 and above. Types of bone straight hairs include: Single drawn: This is the cheapest type and it usually had different lengths of hair mixed inside the extensions. It looks very thick at the top and reduces at the middle, while the end is very thin. Double drawn: This one is usually of the same length. Meaning that its thick and full both at the top and the bottom. However, it is more expensive than the...

When it comes to leather handbags and shoes, the care given to them has to be different from that given to rubber or suede items. The reason is that leather wears tend to react very easily to the variations in temperature especially in temperate regions like Africa ( of which Nigeria is a part of). Not only is heat the enemy of leather items, water is too; so preventive measures to make sure that leather doesn't get wet is a must. There are a number of water and stain repellant products on the market and treating your goods before using them is a great first step. Bear in mind that this won't make them 100% waterproof though, so try not to use your leather goods in wet conditions!   Leather in general is quite porous, and it will loose moisture through evaporation. However, constant absorption and loss of moisture can create a wear and tear of the leather. Leather is a natural material, and like all natural materials, it has its vulnerabilities. When exposed to high levels of ...