Half tucked top fashion style

(hanneli, 9to5chic in lamixx saturday slub top, refinery29)

One of my favorite ways to style shirts/blouses/tees is to do the half tuck. It gives a effortless look of visual arts. Of course I usually have to do a few situps before but a half tucked tee adds cute and uniqueness to any look. What do you think of the style?

9 to 5 chic: She's the working girl with style..

She's on the go and always 9to5 Chic and stylish. Lamixx has teamed up with the gorgeous Anh from 9to5Chic to show you a splash of her casual style. Usually dressed up in the cutest 9to5 clothing and styled with effortless, luxury, cool looks.here's a glimpse into her casual style, lamixx + Anh will show you a few ways to spice up your weekend causal wardrobe.

Check out the first session below....

Photos + more at: 9to5chic Location: San Francisco, Ca

Shirt - Lamixx, Saturday slub top
Scarf - Burberry
Cargo skinnies - courtesy of Alainn Bella,
Bracelets - courtesy of BesoBeso Jewelry
Necklace - courtesy of OFINA Jewelry
Ring - H&M
Sunglasses - Prada
Heels - Alaia
Purse - Chanel
Shop the lamixx Saturday slub top here!

My favorite hair style for this summer:

My favorite hair style for this summer, you bet I'll be rockin' this hair style for my weekends. Enjoy and find the best style for you!

Sexy Summer Hairstyle: The New Bardot

This timeless ‘do screams date night—and it’s easy to create. Spritz a volumizer onto damp roots, then blow-dry hair upside down. When you’re done, flip it back up, and wrap random sections around a big curling iron. Be sure to alternate directions—less uniform curls look more modern. Do some gentle teasing at the crown for height, then grab a chunk of hair on each side. Pull the pieces back, and gently push upward before you pin the hair into place. Voila: Sexy-hair mission accomplished.

Read More http://www.glamour.com/beauty/2011/05/5-sexy-summer-hairstyles-inspired-by-brigitte-bardot?intcid=top_052411_churny_summer_kickoff&printable=true#ixzz1NJTraNuw

Street style: Inspiration world wide

It never hurts to add a little inspiration in our lives. Thanks to the amazing facehunter, here's a few of my favorite street style picks.

The place to shop: Lulus.com

One of my favorite places to shop for just about everything fashion is Lulus.
Here at lamixx, I am so excited to announce that lamixx is now available at Lulus.

Check out there select styles of Lamixx and stop by the shoe section to check out Jefferey Campbell's latest creations. Have fun and enjoy at Lulus.com

Shop Lamixx & Indie at Threadsence

Shop the new lamixx collection at Threadsence

Love life and keep going.

Where ever you are in life, just remember to keep loving life and don't forget to stop and smell the roses. While everyone around might be caught up in striving for the next big thing don't forget to love life and be content where you are now, because the present moment is the true reality of each day.

Wishing you a love filled weekend. Smile, laugh and be the change you want to see.
-xoxo Jacqueline


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Fashion Fix: How to style shorts?

Spotlight on Angelicablick

Do you ever wonder how should I style these shorts? or what do I wear my shorts with? No one quite does it better then Angelica blick
She makes you want to wear shorts and vintage sunnies (sunglasses). A lovely blend of vintage and next door chic. My favorites are number 4 and 6 a gorgeous sophistication and youthfulness in one.

Visual art: sketch and photo

Mini Ruche Skirt

One shoulder mini dress

Shop: The cut out section

Start off the summer with a lamixx classic sexy yet sophisticated dress for a steal of a price.




Shop lamixx available now at Threadsence

Comfortable, sexy, and affordable...

Alabama tornado relief: How you can help

Alabama tornado relief: How you can help

last updated at 1:45 p.m. Tuesday 5/3/11

via http://alabamapossible.org/2011/04/tornado-relief-how-you-can-help/

In the wake of the devastating storms Wednesday, 250 Alabamians are confirmed dead, 1700 injured, and 24,000 Alabama Power customers (plus thousands of TVA customers) are without power. Facing these immediate needs can be overwhelming, but there are many ways for us to give, volunteer and advocate for our friends and neighbors:

GIVE

• Donate to the Red Cross. Call 1-800-RED-CROSS or text “REDCROSS” to 90999 to make a $10 donation (after you send the text, you will receive a reply asking if you would like to specify your gift for tornado relief)
• Support the Salvation Army. Call 1-800-SAL-ARMY or text “GIVE” to 80888 to make a $10 donation.
• Give to the Governor’s Tornado Relief Fund
• Donate to the United Way of West Alabama
• Support the United Way of Central Alabama
• Give to the UA Acts of Kindness Fund
• Fund your area food bank
• Text “FOOD” to 27722 to donate $10 to West Alabama Food Bank
• Support the West Alabama Chamber of Commerce Relief Fund
• Give to the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions
• Donate to the Birmingham Jewish Federation Tornado Relief Fund
• Support Catholic Charities USA
• Give to the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship Relief Fund
• Support the Presbyterian Relief Fund
• Donate to the United Methodist Committee on Relief
• Give blood through Life South or the Red Cross

FOOD, WATER, HYGIENE AND CLOTHING DONATIONS

Please contact individual locations to see what items they need and how you can help.

• Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes
• Alabama School Library Association
• Community Furniture Bank
• Couponing for a Cause
• Alabaster: Books-A-Million, Signed Sealed Delivered, Stagecoach Trade Residental Association Tornado Relief
• Alberta City: Nucor’s
• Alexander City: Alex City Pawn Shop
• Alexandria: Mt. Zion Baptist Church
• Andalusia: Piggly Wiggly
• Anniston: Cornerstone Worship Center, YMCA
• Ashville: Ashville Community Center,Ashville Middle School
• Athens: First Baptist Church Family Life Center
• Auburn: Auburn Chamber of Commerce, Gentilly Quick, Ham Wilson Livestock Arena, Ross Street Public Safety Department, Resource MFG, Toomer’s fundraiser, Unwired
• Autaga and Elmore County: First Community Bank – 6 locations
• Avondale: Silvertron Cafe (Saturday)
• Bay Minette: Piggly Wiggly
• Bessemer: Landers McLarty Dodge Chrysler Jeep, Town and County Ford call 216-4688, Walmart
• Birmingham: Alabama Baby & Child Magazine, Birmingham News, Birmingham Race Course, Brooks Hall (Samford), Christian Service Mission, Church of the Highlands, Crestwood Tavern, Dog Days, Greater Birmingham Humane Society, Greater Birmingham Ministries, Hill University Center, Lakeshore Walmart, McGregor Greyhound Welfare Center, My Child’s Closet (contact Sally Elwood, 908-4387), Norton Hall (Birmingham-Southern College), Parkside Cafe (pet supplies), Urban Standard, Yoga Circle
• Books-A-Million locations statewide
• Brantley: Next to the red light
• Brewton: Brewton Motor Inn,YMCA , St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
• Brookwood: Brookwood High School, G.G. Hardin Center
• Calera: Concord Baptist Church Student Center
• Chelsea: Coosa Pines Federal Credit Union, Johnny Rays, Prince Wembley Productions
• Childersberg: Church of God, Coosa Pines Federal Credit Union
• Clanton: Police department, First Assembly of God
• Columbiana: Cornerstone Christian School, South Shelby Chamber of Commerce,
• Cordova: Cordova High School
• Cottondale: Fleetwood Baptist Church
• Cullman: Food Bank
• Daphne: Fire Department
• Deatsville: Marbury High School
• Decatur: Warehouse - contact Ray Crump at 256-301-9800
• Dothan: Alabama Florida Council of Boy Scouts USA Service Center, James Bowman Realty, Dothan Association of Realtors, Westgate Fire Department
• Dora: Civic Center
• Eclectic: 62 Kowaliga Road (next to the Eclectic Tavern)
• Enterprise: Ma Chis Pow Wow this weekend – contact Nancy Carnley 334-565-3207
• Epes/Gainesville: Federation of Southern Cooperatives – 205-652-9676
• Fairhope: Rec Center
• Fayette: Mayfield Volunteer Fire Department
• Flomaton: Fire Department
• Florence: Brandon Center – contact Jenna, Pamela, or Mike Stonbraker, 256-766-4513, Central High School – contact cheloe.young@lcschools.org, Highland Baptist Church, Shoals Salvation Army
• Fort Payne: DeKalb Red Cross, First Baptist Church, First United Methodist Church
• Fort Walton Beach: Law Office of Marshall F. Moll, Jr
• Gadsden: Big Oak Community Volunteer Fire Department, Samson & Delilah Hair Salon, Walmart, Riverview Medical Center PACU – 2nd floor nurses station collecting backpacks for kids
• Graysville: New Beginnings Church
• Greenville: Butler County Courthouse
• Gulf Shores: ‎Papas Pizza at Pelican Place, Walmart
• Hackleburg: First Baptist Church
• Hamilton: First Baptist Church, Hamilton Recreation Center – contact Shanna at 334-202-1214
• Heflin: W.M. Grocery
• Helena: the old Winn Dixie parking lot
• Holt: Holt High School, Holt Elementary School
• Homewood: All Saint’s Episcopal (contact Susanna, swhitsett3@bellsouth.net or 281-1903), Dawson Memorial Baptist Church, Hart and Soul Coffee Shop, Homewood Pharmacy
• Hoover: 24E Fitness, Academy Sports, Bruno’s, Buffalo Wild Wings, Christ the King Lutheran Church, Crest Cadillac Hummer, Homewood Suites Hilton, Prince of Peace Catholic Church, Riverchase United Methodist Church – Rev. Ray 397-3012 or Rev. Lacey 202-1879, Riverchase Baptist Church, On Tap Sports Cafe, Signed Sealed Delivered, Walmart
• Hueytown: Brooklane Baptist Academy, North Highlands Baptist Church, Taylor Bug’s
• Huntsville: Eagle Point Church, Get Personalized, New Liberty Baptist Church, Williams First Baptist Church
• Lannet: Spring Road Christian Church
• Leeds: The Tower of Prayer
• Maplesville: Rusty’s Seafood and Grille, 2-6 p.m. Saturday
• Millbrook: The American Legion – contact Dan Lawless at 334-202-3534
• Mobile: ANYTIME Fitness, University & Cottage Hill UPS Store, Baldwin Transfer, Old Shell & McGregor UPS Store, Kids Kottage, Living Word Church, The Posh Tot Boutique, University of South Alabama – Java City, Eastern Shore Centre
• Montgomery: Alabama Christian Academy, Brewbaker Chrysler Dodge Jeep, Capitol Hyundai, D & A Automotive, Looney’s Superskate
• Moody, Springville, Odenville: The Bradford Road Bunch – contact Christa Hawkins at 205-910-1628 or Gia Wanninger at 205-527-2462
• Moulton: National Guard Armory
• Mountain Brook: Grandmother’s Joy, Canterbury UMC
• Mount Hope: Mount Hope Baptist Church
• Northport: 5 Points Baptist, Bethel Baptist Church Daycare, Daystar Family Church, Graceway Church, St. Marks United Methodist
• Odenville: Odenville Elementary School
• Ohatchee: Town Hall, Ten Island Missionary Baptist Church
• Oneonta: First Baptist Church – Matt Scott, 205-353-6425, Polka Dots & Flip Flops
• Opelika: Trinity United Methodist Church, American Legion Post 18, Wilhite Trailers – contact nikki.wallace@hotmail.com
• Orange Beach: Cobalt Restaurant, Tacky Jacks
• Oxford: Friendship Community Church, Word Alive Isaiah 58 Warehouse
• Palmerdale/Pinson: Palmerdale United Methodist Church
• Parrish: Police Department
• Pelham: Ballantrae Golf Club, Big Lots, John Deere Landscaping, Life Church, Master’s House Ministries, Music Focus Four, Oak Mountain Community Church, Salon Tarabella, Walmart, YMCA, Pelham City Offices
• Pell City: Coosa Pines Federal Credit Union
• Phenix City: Colony Furniture, Glenwood School, Walmart
  
• Phil Campbell: Community Center, East Franklin Jr. High, Piggly Wiggly
• Piedmont: Benevolence Center
• Pinson: Pinson Valley Youth Association
• Pleasant Grove: Bethel Baptist Church, Piggly Wiggly
• Pratt City: Jackson-Olin High School
• Prattville: A & J Rentals, Destiny Christian Center, Instyle Hair Studio, Rethreads, UPS Store
• Rainbow City: Walgreens
• Rainsville: Broadway Baptist Church
• Robertsdale: Camping World
• Roebuck: Coosa Pines Federal Credit Union
• Russellville: Clark Pulley Industries, Dream Center,First United Methodist Church- contact Alan Beasley at 256-324-0900
• Sawyerville Volunteer Center: Head Start (Marilyn Pickens – mpickens@halek12.org); Volunteer Fire Station (334-624-7351)
• Sears locations throughout the state
• Selma: Alabama Power Sports, Crosspoint Christian Church
• Semmes: Buck ‘n Up Feed Store
• Somerville: Shiloh Baptist Church
• Springville: Hawk’s Hometown Flooring
• Sylacauga: Coosa Pines Federal Credit Union, Safeguard Fire and Alarm, Sylacauga Garden Apartments – 256-267-258
• Talladega: County Revenue Department at the Talladega County Courthouse – contact Tara LaClair, 256-419-3670, Stephen’s Carpet Co.
• Tallassee: Ben Atkinson Motors, WACQ Radio
• Theodore: Magnolia Springs Baptist Church, Theodore High School
• Titlemax and Titlebucks locations throughout the state
• Troy: Cityfest, Seraphim Boutique, Terra Cotta Market,
• Trussville: First Baptist Church Trussville, First United Methodist Church, Instant Sign Center, Kuttin’ Up Hair Salon, Northpark Baptist Church – Rus Goodwin 908-7985, Realty South, Massey, Stotser & Nichols, YMCA
• Tuscumbia: Shoals Outdoor Sports
• Tuscaloosa: Belk Center, Capstone Church, Catholic Social Services, Image Makers Salon, Locklear Automotive, Mellow Mushroom, Ramada Inn, One Accord Christian Ministry, Temporary Emergency Services – 758-5535, Tera Lane Salon, Tourism & Sports Commission, Tuscaloosa Academy, Tuscaloosa Flower Shoppe, Valley View Baptist Church, Westlawn Middle School
• Valley: Chambley’s
• Vance: Community Center - Mayor Keith Mahaffey, ekm@bellsouth.net
• Vestavia: Marks Outdoors
• Winfield: Community Center

VOLUNTEER

• Call 2-1-1 (toll free 1-888-421-1266) to find out where volunteers are most needed. In Jefferson County, call Hands on Birmingham directly at 205-251-5849.
• United Way’s Statewide Storm Disaster Volunteer Registration
• Birmingham: Register with Hands on Birmingham.Volunteer with the Birmingham Salvation Army, Jefferson County Emergency Management Agency, and the Birmingham Baptist Association, First Priority, United Way Telethon
• Birmingham-Southern College: North Alabama United Methodist Call Center, Red Cross Feeding Unit
• Brookwood: Meet at town hall
• Calhoun County: ,Emergency Management Authority, Ohatchee Police Department
• Colbert County: Board of Education
• Cullman County: Cullman High School
• DeKalb County: Red Cross
• Eclectic: Elmore County High School
• Elmore County: Elmore County High School
• Eoline: Call Warren, 334-444-9100, to volunteer
• Etowah County: Family Success Center
• Florence: Macedonia Church of Christ Work Crew – contact Kelly Crotts, 256-412-2886
• Fultondale: volunteer headquarters is at the Fultondale Public Library
• Hale County: call 334-507-1842 to help serve hot meals; HERO Housing Resource Project, Sawyerville Volunteer Fire Department
• Hamilton: Rec Center
• Harvest: Crosswinds United Methodist Church
• Huntsville: First Baptist Church, 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. daily
• Jacksonville: Williams Baptist Church
• Jefferson County: Legacy YMCA in Bessemer,Christian Service Mission
• Marshall County: Guntersville Recreation Center
• Jacksonville/Pleasant Valley: Williams First Baptist Church
• Mount Hope: Mount Hope Baptist Church
• Ohatchee: Police department
• Phil Campbell:Fire Department
• Russelville: First United Methodist Church
• Sawyerville: Head Start – contact Marilyn Pickens, mpickens@halek12.org; Volunteer Fire Department
• Spanish Fort: East Pointe Baptist Church
• Springville: Hawk’s Hometown Flooring Work Crew – 205-527-2462 or 205-910-1628
• Tuscaloosa: Volunteer headquarters: St. Matthias Episcopal Church, Compassion Coalition – 205-561-4169, Map of Tornado Damage and Volunteer Opportunities, Tuscaloosa Emergency Management Agency, Tuscaloosa Fire & Rescue, Volunteer contractors can call 205-248-5800
• Walker County: Salvation Army – Jasper
• Wetumpka: Elmore County Food Pantry
• Williams: First Baptist Church Williams is coordinating a volunteer workday – contact Mike Oliver 256-435-9140 or Mary 256-435-6421.
• Report a gas leak: Alagasco
• Report a power outage: Alabama Power
• Return lost and found pets: Call the lost pets hotline: 205-397-8534, Animals Lost and Found in Alabama Tornadoes, Facebook Lost and Found Group, Birmingham Humane Society, Elmore County Humane Society, Tuscaloosa Metro Animal Shelter, Humane Society of West Alabama
• To foster a pet, email tornadopetsofAL@yahoo.com with the subject line “Will foster”