About Little Old Me

I officially blog at HARLEMLOVES.COM but like to share a little something here.

I'm also the super excited co-founder of LOVEHARLEM.COM natural and organic hair care for kinky, curly and coily tresses!

In other news… I’m a Londoner born and bred with a very sweet tooth, a place in my heart for all things creative and/or nerdy :)

Hx

Recent tweets

Blog update: The next phase of Harlem Loves is under construction. Thanks to everyone who’s patiently supported the transition :) x #blognews

Blog update: The next phase of Harlem Loves is under construction. Thanks to everyone who’s patiently supported the transition :) x #blognews

The Announcement: Everything’s Changing And I Don’t Feel The Same…[wide][/wide] I’ve been in a self-imposed blogging exile for about 2 months. My longest absence…View Post

The Announcement: Everything’s Changing And I Don’t Feel The Same…

[wide][/wide]

I’ve been in a self-imposed blogging exile for about 2 months. My longest absence…

View Post

Who’s watched For The Love of Ivy with Sidney Poitier? Love this film.

Who’s watched For The Love of Ivy with Sidney Poitier? Love this film.

faintlymasculine:

Costume Change 

J brand waxed legging | Dolce Vita Wyatt Bootie | Vintage shirt | Madewell linin Tee | Ralph Lauren linen Biker Jacket 


How did I ever function without a single black article of clothing existing in my closet? Lately, (stop me here if I’ve talked about this in a previous post. HA! you can’t!!) If it is not black, gray, white or some neutral I don’t want it. It’s so odd to see how you can make complete 360 changes with your fashion choices as you get older. I always wore tuns of color and prints and all at once I might add. Though I’m far from ending my long time relationship with either color or print I’ve entered a simmering down phase consisting of basics neutrals or dark colors and manly black, can you tell?

For the style in monochrome

Reblogged from "♕ AFRODESIAC ETHNIC WOMEN OF CULTURE WORLDWIDE  Source faintlymasculine