I received this cubic zirconia ring from Berricle a few days ago and I was astonished. Unlike other cubic zirconia rings that possess an opaque tint, this ring is able to refract light and produce that blinding rainbow pattern (similar to an authentic diamond ring) from every angle. I must admit that when I first viewed their website, I was afraid that the rings might not appear genuine. However, the ring Berricle generously gifted me, as seen below, disproves my primary assumption. Not only does it look like a "real" diamond ring but the price for this gem is absurdly low. Any recessionista or luxury fashion enthusiast can purchase this ring without putting an enormous dent in their bank account. Visit Berricle's website HERE to view their products.
As for my outfit, I decided to pair this ring with a simple black dress. I love the leather trim and bows along with the drop waist (channeling a modern 1920's Gatsby vibe!). I chose to pair this dress with these COACH heels to maintain a classic yet sophisticated look. However, I could not resist adding a pop of color with my teal cat-eyed sunglasses. Have a nice weekend!
Did any of you attend NYFW?! There were so many great collections and the new Skylight locations looked very similar to the Lincoln Center - the interior, at least. I'm not sure what the weather in New York City was like but I'm certain it was better than the unpleasant humid weather we experienced (and still are) in Southern California.
Over the years, I fell out of love with some brands but this season re-ignited my affection towards certain collections! I also found myself addicted to some new brands such as Mansur Gavriel.
I hope you guys enjoy this round-up of my favorite looks from NYFW's Spring Summer 2016 collections!
Over the years, I fell out of love with some brands but this season re-ignited my affection towards certain collections! I also found myself addicted to some new brands such as Mansur Gavriel.
I hope you guys enjoy this round-up of my favorite looks from NYFW's Spring Summer 2016 collections!
For those of you who do not have plans on attending a health related graduate school, all I can say is that it's extremely competitive. GPA's must be high (above 3.5 GPA ) and clinical/research/volunteer experiences are crucial to the application. Personal statements, letters of recommendations, lists of activities, and manually typing in my coursework along with my grades... it's going to be fun. If you're one of the lucky ones, you'll be asked to complete and secondary/supplemental application. Hooray to more essays - I love writing so YAY! Then comes interviews. For those who do not know, potential students have to fly/drive to interviews. Sounds fun but it is definitely nerve racking. Can't wait to tell you guys more!
