Created Colorful

Our instinct when we feel insecure is to make ourselves disappear or fly under the radar.

I’d like to submit another option: cause a commotion.

If you don’t want your body to take center stage, it doesn’t have to - just give them something else shiny and fun to look at.

Adding some bangles, a fabulous hat, statement earrings, or a well-placed sarong can let your accessories take the spotlight.

And a suit in your colors draws eyes naturally up to your beautiful face.

I feel so much more confident and badass when I can serve a whole look at the pool, versus leaning on my bathing suit alone.

Bangles by color season dropping tonight to our email list!

Comment BANGLES if you want it!

Shoutout to my stylist friend Kassandra Hazlehurst | NYC Creative Director who recently got me on to bangles for the summer - you were right 😘

In the name of whimsy, I’ve been trying something new each day with my makeup. As Hillary Duff once said- WHY NOT take a crazy chance?

I guess today I stumbled into a sick day catfish hack?!

I’ve tried burgundy/wine liner before, but this more true purple really called my name. Brown eyed baddies have you tried this?

The real question though is what karaoke song should I try to take advantage of my sick voice? IYKYK

The makeup girlies have been telling me warm skin tones look good with a pop of cool added to their warm eye shadow…

Here’s my first attempt!

They tell me that since most eye shadows skew warmer than anyone’s skin actually is, that warm toned girls can look balanced in some neutral/cool shades of shadow.

Warm toned ladies, have you played with blending warm and cool?

What do you think? (This is an experiment/ongoing conversation. I’ve been doing color analysis for clothes for years, but makeup is something I’m learning and sharing about in real time)!

If you’re curious, follow along! Lindsey Myers 🌈 Created Colorful

Sometimes you gotta get out of your head, into the streets, and WEAR THE THING!!!

In part 1, I played in my closet and threw together an outfit that made ME happy but was a bit outside the box.

I wasn’t sure if people would think it was stupid or extra, and was a teeny bit nervous,

but to grow in your style, you gotta JUST WEAR IT 💃

Since me and the UPS store guy always connect over fashion, I decided to drop off a package and see how I felt walking around in it.

GUESS WHAT?

The very first woman I saw, as I was walking in the store said “I like your outfit!”

I felt instantly validated, seen, my creativity respected. I don’t need everyone to like my outfit, but that first co-sign is always a game-changer,

Walked home feeling cool and excited to play in my closet again 🤌

As women we’re always pressured to doubt our intuition and to conform. To play small

But when you stand 10 toes down and wear the thing no one told you,
You are standing up for yourself in a way,
being authentic and embodied and brave,
and getting back in touch with who you are

What a bada$$ 🔥

Listen: I love studying style tips as much as the next girl, but to have a REAL breakthrough in your style, imposter syndrome, and confidence?

You gotta PLAY!! And risk! (And yes, flop)

My fave, most “me” outfits (and most complimented) were the ones I was a teensy bit nervous to go out the house in but did anyway.

Breaking outside the norm and established trends is vulnerable feeling. But so exhilarating and empowering when it lands 🤩 and you get braver either way!

I’m gonna do an errand in this outfit later to workshop it in the wild,

If you wanna see how it goes, follow for part 2 👀 Lindsey Myers 🌈 Created Colorful

Core memory: living in NYC when the Knicks win the finals