
O.M.O. Writes was featured in a round up of 40 Fab Bloggers. Shouts to friends also featured: Jared Lowe of LoweFactor, Christina of LoveBrownSugar, Celia of A Fraction of Fashion, Najwa of Styleaholics, Rae and Gabe of Stuff Fly People Like, Teena of Fashion For Breakfast, Jess of Glamazons, Josh and Travis of Street Etiquette, Saneeta of Chic Inspector, sP of Swagger of Paris, Misha of The Fab Chick, oh! and last but not least Claire of The Fashion Bomb.
It's so funny...we were all blogging and linking and tweeting each other. But this is great, so another shout to Zandile [and Terrence] for compiling such a great list on which to share company.
See the full run down //here//

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Jared Michael Lowe of the Lowe Factor features Fashion contributor, Kelly Joyce's post on how to tie the on-trend turban from your everyday scarf in his link round up! See the post //HERE//
Thanks J'!
♥ omo
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Sammy D TV // Episode 17 // Fashion Blogger Samantha Smikle Speaks Vintage from Sammy Davis on Vimeo.
How amazing would it be to sift through rolling racks among rolling racks of carefully selected vintage, making a night out of styling yourself and just chatting over wine with one of the coolest girls ever! That was my story this week with Sammy of Sammy Davis Vintage [You've read about her vintage here]
Above is the video that we recorded at the end of our vintage styling extravaganza but you have to check her site out for the seven looks I put together as well as a few of my styling tips that she noted along the way!
//SEE THE FULL FEATURE HERE//

My girl Chay is the editor of Society HAE Style Sidebar and she chose me as this week style feature!
Check out Society HAE here.
Check out Chay's blog here.
[By the way, she just left for Japan today, because she's amazing and she needs to spread her amazingness all over the capital of cutting edge. Show her madd love and drop a line on her blog!]
Guys! It's up!
If you follow me on Twitter, you might remember my mention of filming with Fader TV. That was just a couple weeks ago...Here's the video with myself and Chioma Nnadi, Fader Style Editor, as I take her through "How to Make a Tassel Necklace."
Jewelry designer and FADER style contributor Samantha Smikle played guest-host for this episode of Crafternoon, and conjured up a necklace in just under 10 minutes flat... Read the rest at TheFader.com by clicking the link below.
Crafternoon: How To Make a Tassel Necklace

CLICK THE SHOT TO GO TO THE FULL INTERVIEW!
S: Number one fashion do: Dress as you're most confident and comfortable.
Number one don't: Don't be trendy. It's so costly to follow trends because they change so quickly and it's lazy because it leaves no room for you to create a personal style.
S: Street fashion is so popular because it's inspiring! That's where high fashion comes from. It's a trickle up theory: "they"(designers, socialites etc) look to "us" (indies and emerging) for trends.

I bumped into Zandile couple weekends ago in BK and she loved my chain shades. I blessed her with a pair and she whipped out her flipcam for an on the spot interview! I'm always ready for a shout out, so check out the interview below! See it on her blog here!
Zandile Blay is creator of The Blay Report and market editor of Paper Magazine.

This interview was so much fun to do. We talk about my fave red lipstick, what I'm listening to and of course my designs for Odd & Even, NYC.
Read the rest of the interview HERE.


The Xena cuff has been featured in the June/July issue of The Fader Magazine. Please share in my joy and spread the word about Odd & Even, NYC.

"Every once in a while someone comes up with an idea that makes you say “Now why didn’t I think of that!?” I’m willing to bet that upon laying eyes on Odd & Even, NYC’s adorable “chain-faced” eyeglass accessories, many designers will find themselves expressing that very sentiment."
See the rest of the feature on In Her Shoes Blog
In this post, fashionistas and entrepreneurs such as Najwa Moses, Latisha Daring and yours truly give their advice for keeping your style up to par despite the economic times.
Read on at In Her Shoes to check out our tips!



