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Mod.s.t Fashions’ Fashion DIY of the Week: The Lanvin Inspired Bow T-Dhirt

admin — Sat, 19 May 2012 12:00:13 +0000

While browsing a few high end online retailers, I came across this super cute bow embellished t-shirt by Lanvin. I decided to try making it myself. All you need is a plain white t-shirt, ribbon or fabric scraps, and a few other supplies. This is a quick and easy project. This could even be made for a little girl by simply using a child sized t-shirt and decreasing the size of the bows.

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Mod.s.t Fashions’ Fashion DIY of the Week: The Lanvin Inspired Bow T-Dhirt is a post from: Mrs. BliSs for WomantoAnother.com

Mod.s.t Fashions Look of the Week: Styling Chambray

admin — Fri, 18 May 2012 03:55:49 +0000

In my opinion, denim is one of the most versatile fabrics around. But, if you live in a region where 90 degree temperatures rule the summer season, it isn’t the ideal fabric for keeping cool. A great alternative to denim is chambray.

For a long time, I thought chambray and denim were the same thing. You know, one just being a saucier term for the other. But, after doing a little research, I’ve found the two are quite different. Although both are made from 100% cotton, chambray is a lighter weight than denim. Thus making it a great alternative for the summer months. Denim gives you more structure and is a little heavier and a bit more rugged. So, if you’re looking for a sturdier piece, chambray may not give it to you.

Here are a few tips on how to style your chambray pieces…

Chambray is great for layering. Try styling it over your favorite sleeveless boat-neck top.
Style your favorite chambray blouse with dark denim for a great contrast.
Add a pop of a vibrant color to instantly liven up your look.
When shopping for a chambray pieces, you’re not limited to tops and bottoms. There are tons of accessories available in this material.
Another thing to remember when shopping chambray is it doesn’t always come in blue. Keep your eye out for chambray pieces in unique colors.
Try styling a chambray blouse over a tiered maxi skirt. Add a pair of flat gladiator sandals and a straw bag and you have a Beachy – Boho Chic look.
Not into the fabric? There are several items available in ”chambray blue.” So, even if you’re not into the fabric itself, you can still wear this cool hue.

I hope these quick tips will help when putting together a modest look with chambray. It’s a great summer fabric because it’s not heavy. Yet, it’s sturdy enough to maintain modesty. It’s very versatile. So the possibilities are endless! The look below features a chambray shirt and a pair of wide leg chambray pants. Pops of pastel color are added with coordinating accessories.

Be sure to hop over to Long Distance Loving and check out this weeks “Chambray” Friday’s Fancies!

Look of the Week/ Friday’s Fancies: Styling Chambray by modestyfashions featuring Chambray

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The Growth Process Part 3 of 3

admin — Thu, 17 May 2012 12:00:56 +0000

James 1:2 and 3 explains this type of growth process. It says “My brethren, count it all joy when you fall into various trials, knowing that the testing of your faith produces patience” My husband once asked me “What is the key to opening hope’s door?”. My answer was faith. Although a good answer, he then told me that patience was the key to opening hope’s door. When we go through things, we have to activate our faith in God that He will bring us out of what it is we are going through. We then have to use our patience to wait for the deliverance. Patience is not the act of waiting itself, it’s how we behave while we wait. Are we still worrying about the situation, or are we choosing to praise God for the deliverance even though we don’t see it yet? The pruning comes when we make the decision to praise God even though we don’t see the deliverance. This can be easier said than done sometimes. But, when we do something because it is the right thing to do rather than the right feeling, we are growing spiritually. Those branches are being pruned so that more fruit can be produced.

This can be applied to more than just going through trials and tribulations to strengthen our faith. For example, if someone has an issue with gossip and the opportunity to gossip presents itself, the person may have the urge to spill what they know. But, when they choose to deny their flesh and walk away from that situation. They are growing spiritually. If they make this type of choice every time the opportunity to gossip presents itself, they form a new habit of not gossiping. Now, gossip is no longer a stronghold.

The growth process is not always easy. But ladies, we can do all things through Christ. So, when we go through things or we are asking God to remove something that should not be there let’s just rely on Him. Because that is the only way for things to get better.

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The Growth Process Part 2 of 3

admin — Wed, 16 May 2012 12:00:55 +0000

We can see these types of lessons learned throughout the children of Israel’s journey to the promised land. I believe the entire journey eventually became one big belt. Because of their attitudes, they spent 40 years making an 11 day trip. Along the way however, they experienced things like plagues wiping out a number of them because of their ungratefulness, impatience, and even disobedience.

The second part of John 15:2 says “…and every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit.” The Encarta World English Dictionary defines pruning as “cut branches of plant: to cut branches away from a plant to encourage fuller growth”. This tells me that even if we are bearing fruit, we still may go through things that will cut away from our branches to encourage more growth.

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The Growth Process Part 1 of 3

admin — Tue, 15 May 2012 12:00:27 +0000

I can remember as a young girl having to learn lessons through the belt…it hurt. However, these lessons never left me. Sometimes as Christians, we experience learning lessons in a similar fashion. God doesn’t lower a natural belt from the sky and swat us with it. But I do believe He lowers a spiritual belt down to swat us a few times. The effects of the spiritual belt are usually the same as the effect of the natural belts we experienced as children. We grow.

John 15:2 starts out by saying “Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit He takes away…” In a post called “Excuse Me Ma’am, You Have a Spot On Your Blouse”, I talked about how God’s Word is like a mirror. When we read it, it’s like looking in the mirror. When we see that we don’t line up with what His word says, we ask Him to help us to remove the “spots” on our spiritual blouses. The beginning of John 15:2 is basically saying the same thing. As Christians, every branch that is produced that doesn’t bear fruit, is removed by God. If it is not producing anything fruitful, it is taking up valuable space that can be used for the fruit. The removing of these branches is usually the “spiritual belt” that God may sometimes lower for us to learn the necessary lessons…

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Happy Mother’s Day!!!

admin — Sun, 13 May 2012 17:01:48 +0000

Happy Mother’s Day to all of the wonderful mothers and grandmothers out there.

And a special Happy Mother’s day to my Mother, Grandmother and Mother – in- law!! I love you ladies (^_^)

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Mod.s.t Fashions’ Fashion DIY of the Week: The Akris Inspired Handbag

admin — Sat, 12 May 2012 12:00:53 +0000

I saw this designer handbag online a while ago and thought “I can make that”. So I did and you can too (^_^) Denim was used to make it but you can use any type of sturdy fabrice you’d like…even leather.

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Mod.s.t Fashions’ Look of The Week: Color Crush – 2012 Summer Color Trends

admin — Fri, 11 May 2012 03:55:19 +0000

Spring 2012 was all about soft, muted pastel colors. But, as we approach the summer months, it seems more vibrant colors are hitting the runways, stores and fashion blogs alike. Here’s a look at some of the top colors we can expect to see this summer and how to modestly incorporate them into our wardrobes.

Neon has been a really big trend this season. To modestly wear the neon trend, opt for small pops of neon like a small neon clutch or skinny neon belt.
Neutral colors help to tone more vibrant hues down. (shown below)
Pastels are still a hit this season. Try wearing pastel denim to switch things up a bit.
Step out of the expected pastel pinks, lilacs, and baby blues and try mint green.
Wearing different hues of the same tone is no longer a fashion faux pas. A monochromatic look is a great way to subtle wear more than one color. (Shown above)
Jazz up a black and white ensemble with a pop of your favorite color
Floral print is an easy way to add color to your look.

My favorite color combo this season is pink with nude and tan. What’s your favorite color this season?

Don’t forget to hop over the Long Distance Loving and check out this week’s “Color Crush” Friday’s Fancies.

Look of the Week/ Friday’s Fancies: Color Crush by modestyfashions featuring a Spring Colors

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Mod.s.t Fashions’ Look of The Week: Color Crush – 2012 Summer Color Trends is a post from: Mrs. BliSs for WomantoAnother.com

Thankful on Thursday…

admin — Thu, 10 May 2012 12:00:30 +0000

I praise God for life, health, and strength.

What do you give God praise for today?

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What Kind of Ground Are You? Part 3 of 3

admin — Wed, 09 May 2012 12:00:06 +0000

Jesus explains the final ground that the sower’s seed fell on in Mark 4:20. “But these are the ones sown on good ground, those who hear the word, accept it, and bear fruit: some thirty-fold, some sixty, and some a hundred”. When the word is sown into our lives and it begin to produce fruit, it has been sown on good ground. Good ground is not just hearing the word but doing it (see Jame 1:22). Many times, we think we know something in God’s word if we have it underlined and highlighted in our bibles. Having it highlighted doesn’t do us any good if we aren’t actually doing what God’s word says. One way to obey God’s word is to walk in the spirit. We often think that we have to stop doing what is wrong in order to begin to do what is right. However, this is our way of doing things. God’s way is to overcome evil with good. Galatians 5:16 says when we walk in the spirit, we won’t fulfill the lusts of the flesh.

Will we be good ground and strive to do the word and not just hear it? Will we be stony ground or ground filled with thorns? Or, will we allow the enemy to steal the word right out from under us by letting it go in one ear and out the other like those by the wayside? We have a choice as to what type of ground we will be. Let’s choose to be good ground and allow the word of God to get deep inside of our hearts, producing the fruit of the spirit.

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What Kind of Ground Are You? Part 3 of 3 is a post from: Mrs. BliSs for WomantoAnother.com