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Speaker 2: on Exactly Amada. So let's get right to it. Judgment
Speaker 2: free zone. Everybody has a right to live their life
Speaker 2: the way that they want to. However, let's talk about
Speaker 2: Amada's dues and don'ts in fashion?
Speaker 1: What should you wear? What shouldn't you wear?
Speaker 2: Based off my concept what I think you shouldn't shouldn't wear?
Speaker 2: And then on top of that, I brought my friend
Speaker 2: and my personal well he's amazing, but he does amazing work.
Speaker 2: He's an amazing designer called Dalentino Omar. He's done my
Speaker 2: red carpet loves Love and Hip Hop Reunion outfits on
Speaker 2: my stage performances, outfits everything you can imagine. I wanted
Speaker 2: to bring in an expert that can really give me
Speaker 2: the breakdown on what should you wear and what shouldn't
Speaker 2: you wear, based off season, based off color, based off
Speaker 2: body ties, body shapes.
Speaker 1: For example.
Speaker 2: Being born and raised here in Miami, I am accustomed
Speaker 2: to it being naturally very hot everywhere you go and
Speaker 2: a lot of you know, people barely wear any clothes.
Speaker 2: And yes, I feel that you should feel very confident
Speaker 2: with your body. You should express yourself. However, I am
Speaker 2: not a big fan of the mesh. The mesh with
Speaker 2: the nipple covers, I'm gonna say no, that's a note
Speaker 2: for me. I'm a past Valentino. Welcome to exactly, Amada.
Speaker 2: Tell me your thoughts on the mesh.
Speaker 3: Well, first off, thank you for having me. I'm okay
Speaker 3: with the mesh, but the new transparent mesh if we're
Speaker 3: doing that as a sleeve or as a topper, but
Speaker 3: the whole dress, I'm not too front of with the
Speaker 3: mash either.
Speaker 1: But what about the nipple covers because they know the
Speaker 1: right now.
Speaker 2: We saw that once upon a time, little Kim was
Speaker 2: to me, the original one who brought the tapees, you know,
Speaker 2: just to cover your nipples, but then you show the
Speaker 2: rest of the boob.
Speaker 1: I am not a fan of It's either just.
Speaker 2: Show the nipple, just show it and what's the point
Speaker 2: of covering that little bit?
Speaker 1: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think it's more of a cultural thing. It
Speaker 3: started mostly here in the Caribbean islands. Like you know,
Speaker 3: Miami is mostly a Caribbean island, I would say, because
Speaker 3: it's so much infused with the different cultures. But it's
Speaker 3: more like the island thing with the mesh. Jamaicans. Yeah,
Speaker 3: they love the mesh with the nipple covers, but no,
Speaker 3: I'm not a fan of the man.
Speaker 2: Now, how do you know when something is too tight? Hey,
Speaker 2: judgment free zone. You wear whatever works for you, But
Speaker 2: sometimes be watching some people, I'd be like, now, you know,
Speaker 2: you should have not stepped out your house wearing that
Speaker 2: tide as legging where you can see all the way
Speaker 2: that insellc that wedge that goes in the deepest part
Speaker 2: of your.
Speaker 3: Ask exactly, that's when you know it's too tight. If
Speaker 3: you if you can see every indentation or every crease
Speaker 3: of your body and something that's made it's too tight.
Speaker 3: When it comes to mesh, it's not good to have
Speaker 3: mesh too tight because then it goes in places where
Speaker 3: it shouldn't be going.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 2: I believe that there's a difference between being sexy and
Speaker 2: who cares about necessarily a voger because what one person
Speaker 2: may consider vulgar another one may not. But yes, definitely
Speaker 2: taking care of that. We have to find the balance, right.
Speaker 2: There's a misconception now of what is sexy and what
Speaker 2: is vulgar. What is sexy and what is vulgar?
Speaker 3: To you, Sexy means a little like a tease, like
Speaker 3: a little like a little share opening, like a sex,
Speaker 3: a split that's a little past the normal line. That's
Speaker 3: that's sexy to me. The color, the fit, the back,
Speaker 3: if you can have a back of that, that's sexy me.
Speaker 3: Sexy doesn't mean like once again the mess dress with
Speaker 3: a nipple, you have to show everything that's not sexy me.
Speaker 3: That's completely both.
Speaker 2: I think it's sexy to have a little mystery into
Speaker 2: your outfit where you can almost like it's like a
Speaker 2: peekaboo type of game.
Speaker 1: I can almost see it. But then I don't. I
Speaker 1: like that concept.
Speaker 2: Shout out to all the ones that feel comfortable showcasing
Speaker 2: their bodies and just showing it all, and that's fine too, right,
Speaker 2: but just it's also good to know when you're not
Speaker 2: when you're doing too much, if you're going to the church,
Speaker 2: if you're going to a wedding, if you're going to
Speaker 2: an office, if you're going to certain places. There's also
Speaker 2: rules and regulations on how sexy you can be if
Speaker 2: you're in a work environment.
Speaker 1: What is too sexy?
Speaker 3: I don't honestly, I don't think mess should be at
Speaker 3: the workplace or the church place. I know God said
Speaker 3: come as you are, but I don't think you should.
Speaker 1: Come to God showing that much, showing.
Speaker 3: Mass, showing any type of body part. I mean, that's
Speaker 3: the way being from the island.
Speaker 2: Also, what whatever you're naturally curby where you're not trying
Speaker 2: to show body, but like you can't help cost, you
Speaker 2: can't help.
Speaker 3: That, but far as mesh, you can help stuff that's
Speaker 3: fitted to you. But I don't feel like you should
Speaker 3: go in there showing once again all the dens and
Speaker 3: the curves.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's oh my god, I got the stretch marks.
Speaker 2: I got the silly light, I got your chee chold,
Speaker 2: I got it all. Okay, I know what I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: And that's why when I I style you, I address you,
Speaker 3: I make sure stay away and stuff that's too tight.
Speaker 3: That's that's revealing because I know, Okay, Maa doesn't like
Speaker 3: to show hold legs so much, Mada doesn't. I try
Speaker 3: my best to make sure style you and the way
Speaker 3: you love to be stopped correct.
Speaker 2: And I also think it's important to know know your body,
Speaker 2: know what works for you, know what fits for you.
Speaker 2: Don't let don't compare yourself to the girls that you
Speaker 2: see on TV. You'll go on these like fashion Nova
Speaker 2: pages and you see this one model, right, what do
Speaker 2: you tell the girls that be trying to compare their
Speaker 2: bodies to these models on social media? Then a lot
Speaker 2: of them, let's talk about they get photoshop, they get
Speaker 2: faith is not necessarily what you see.
Speaker 3: And mind you, the most of the IG models and
Speaker 3: the popular girls and the rapper girls, now you guys
Speaker 3: see them on IG, you see them on Facebook. Those
Speaker 3: pictures are more than ninety five percent photoshop tune to
Speaker 3: give them an extra curve. That that's smaller ways that
Speaker 3: the hour glass figure that everybody's trying to achieve, and
Speaker 3: it's not that now.
Speaker 2: Also, and I'm only speaking about Miami because I'm a
Speaker 2: Miami girl, right. I've seen it in Atlanta, I've seen
Speaker 2: it in other states. In Houston, I think that showcasing
Speaker 2: the logo of the brand that you just purchased, that's cool.
Speaker 2: But if you're worrying the hat with the logo, the
Speaker 2: shirt with the whole logo, the belt with the logo,
Speaker 2: the pants, the socks, the shoes, that's too much.
Speaker 3: I don't like that. I feel it like if you're
Speaker 3: not being paid to do that, I don't think you
Speaker 3: should do that.
Speaker 1: That's that's are big logos in or not?
Speaker 3: I don't like them. I don't think they in at all.
Speaker 3: It's just this's too much. Is over? Is redundant? This
Speaker 3: thing from head to toe? No, And it's especially the
Speaker 3: same print, like where are you going? Is this a
Speaker 3: theme party? Well?
Speaker 2: Look at VERSACEI Versace has a lot of like big prints.
Speaker 2: It is like the shirt with the pants, like it's
Speaker 2: all combination.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I love Basaci, but I would never wear the
Speaker 3: hat pants to shirt. I'll wear the shirt a balance,
Speaker 3: a shirt probably the pants if it's a short a
Speaker 3: short set. Yeah, but I'm not gonna wear the shoes,
Speaker 3: the hat, don't get the shades.
Speaker 1: Do you believe that more is more or less is more?
Speaker 3: It depends on the events.
Speaker 2: Obviously, you know all the news and latest trends when
Speaker 2: it comes to fashion. I know that you also do
Speaker 2: a lot of wedding dresses that you do. What have
Speaker 2: you seen how have you seen fashion evolve from when
Speaker 2: you first originally started working in this industry till now?
Speaker 3: Oh, it has changed so much. I know that everything
Speaker 3: has become more sexier, even down to the wedding dresses. Okay,
Speaker 3: because wedding dresses is more of my specialty. But I
Speaker 3: know when I first started in nineteen ninety six, when
Speaker 3: I started, it was more covered up. It was more
Speaker 3: a godly was more church. I'm going to church. I'm
Speaker 3: getting married. This is my time is to me as
Speaker 3: an angel, as a Yeah, I want to be the
Speaker 3: sexiest Brian possible. I want to deep clip, but I
Speaker 3: want the new ad mass in the front. I want
Speaker 3: my back out, I want a high spit. I want
Speaker 3: to change everything now is a show. That's how fassionate
Speaker 3: fash It is a show. Now, do you think that.
Speaker 2: They will ever go back into the more conservative days
Speaker 2: where we look more at like let's say the sixties,
Speaker 2: where those wedding dresses were more and we've even when
Speaker 2: we look at the royalty weddings then everything's a little
Speaker 2: bit more covered up and it's more it's more about
Speaker 2: being graceful. And I think, will that era ever come
Speaker 2: back or you think it's going to keep getting sexier.
Speaker 3: I think that it's going to be up to the
Speaker 3: influences that these kids tend to follow that I want
Speaker 3: to have to be, like, Okay, let's try something different,
Speaker 3: because now that everybody is so over sexualized on the internet,
Speaker 3: everything is I want to be sexy. So I feel
Speaker 3: as somebody like a Beyonce say, oh a Rihanna, get marrited.
Speaker 3: Let's try something different. That's what they were made Paul.
Speaker 1: Oh, social media and artists and things like that.
Speaker 2: You really feel like they've really truly influenced culturally the
Speaker 2: way that fashion its.
Speaker 3: Definitely, it definitely is, and we can see it every
Speaker 3: day by the way they call me everything they see
Speaker 3: these artists do.
Speaker 1: So let's talk about this too.
Speaker 2: In my case, you've been evolving with me with all
Speaker 2: these different looks throughout the years, you've seen the evolution
Speaker 2: of me. How do you think that my fashion statement
Speaker 2: has changed from when we first started work until now.
Speaker 3: I mean just from old pictures to now. A motto
Speaker 3: was child it was everything. It was bees was fringe,
Speaker 3: it with stones, it was bigger the better. Now it's
Speaker 3: it's calmed down through the five six years. Now it's
Speaker 3: coming more sophisticated. And of course, and then your girls
Speaker 3: had really calm me down.
Speaker 2: I was about to say that, do you think that
Speaker 2: motherhood has also changed me?
Speaker 1: Fast statement?
Speaker 3: Definitely calm you down. And I mean once in all,
Speaker 3: you still gotta feel your sexy, but it's not as
Speaker 3: it was before.
Speaker 1: And do you miss that? Do you think that I've
Speaker 1: lost my sexy?
Speaker 3: No? Because the other day when you were a little sexy,
Speaker 3: little transparent dress, it was done tastely. You couldn't see
Speaker 3: no nipple. You can, yeah, yeah it was. It was
Speaker 3: a fabby that was transferring enough to show that. Okay,
Speaker 3: I still got it. But you know, if I want to,
Speaker 3: I can go there.
Speaker 2: But you know that I wonder that I sometimes wondering.
Speaker 2: I can understand how a lot of women that later
Speaker 2: on become mothers, you may feel that you have lost
Speaker 2: your sexy. The way that you dress may not be
Speaker 2: as provocative as before or something. In many occasions it
Speaker 2: actually turns into the opposite. Before you were more conservative.
Speaker 2: Now that you have kids, you're like, you know what,
Speaker 2: fuck this, I'm just going to show my ass, show
Speaker 2: my tips. I'm just going to show it off.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, but I don't think that's I think I
Speaker 3: think the girls have calmed you down, shown you that, Okay,
Speaker 3: I'm a mother now, like they said, I'm a mother,
Speaker 3: i am a mother. Yeah, So I think that really
Speaker 3: helped with your style. They've comrade.
Speaker 2: I think it's important to know when and where how
Speaker 2: to turn it on and turn it off. When you
Speaker 2: have to be sexy, you put on your sexy stuff.
Speaker 2: When you have to be corporate business, you put on
Speaker 2: that too, and you can still show fashion while you're
Speaker 2: doing that as well. I think that also the evolution
Speaker 2: of me has come with my fashion, but it's truly
Speaker 2: come out of my experiences, out of where I am
Speaker 2: in this space in life. Shout out to all the
Speaker 2: girls that be shopping at deities. What's up all the
Speaker 2: girls out there? Get them the Little Rainbow by one,
Speaker 2: get too Free. You know what I'm saying, Get them
Speaker 2: Fina nine leggings pulled through. Back in the days. I
Speaker 2: used to be that girl till this day. Sometimes I'm
Speaker 2: that army Salvation Goodwill girl, thrift store, garage cell girl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, definitely you can do those stuff if it depends
Speaker 3: on the way you style everything, because you can go
Speaker 3: to DTIs. I mean I would go to Dties, But
Speaker 3: I mean if you want to go there, fight ble Bounte.
Speaker 3: What do you think about this?
Speaker 2: Okay, let's just say because we didn't start up here,
Speaker 2: we started from the bottom. Now we're here for those
Speaker 2: girls that are listening right now that they want to
Speaker 2: work their way.
Speaker 1: Up into getting into fashion.
Speaker 2: Fashion to me is really your own personal state because
Speaker 2: I know a lot of people that are financially not wealthy,
Speaker 2: and you look at them and you're like, I.
Speaker 1: See your fashion, I see what you're putting together.
Speaker 3: Definitely, fashion isn't everything.
Speaker 2: Fashion isn't everything is not necessarily name brand or how
Speaker 2: expensive it is that makes it good. And do have
Speaker 2: a good sense of fashion and style. You could put
Speaker 2: something together and be like, Wow, that looks expensive, that
Speaker 2: looks good.
Speaker 3: You can go to this. If you go to Marshalls,
Speaker 3: you can find really good things in Marshalls. Targe to
Speaker 3: be having some nice, really good pieces too, and Target
Speaker 3: is another expensive and if you are a bargain shopple,
Speaker 3: Walmart has some pieces that always always hit. And the
Speaker 3: thrift stalls are gold mine to be honest, like, we
Speaker 3: found some really good pieces at the thrift store that
Speaker 3: we've been. People would ever know that, oh a mata,
Speaker 3: we good from old thrift? So much was that seven
Speaker 3: dollars can't go wrong with the thrift stoll for sure.
Speaker 2: I love to go thrifting, especially on Tuesdays, because if
Speaker 2: you go with an elderly person you get that little
Speaker 2: twenty percent discount.
Speaker 1: But you can also stop at ourselves.
Speaker 2: There's a lot of apps that sell like offer Up
Speaker 2: that they sell a lot of clothes and things like
Speaker 2: that and goodies, even things for your household. I think
Speaker 2: it's important to balance it out. I don't think you
Speaker 2: should go crazy spending money on clothes that later on
Speaker 2: it is no longer in style is no longer trending.
Speaker 2: And also talking about that, Dantino talk to me about
Speaker 2: how fashion has somewhat come back the things that were
Speaker 2: used back in the days, in the two in the
Speaker 2: two thousands, in the nineties and the sixties, in the eighties.
Speaker 1: Do you feel that any of those fashions are coming back.
Speaker 3: Well, for some reason, I think the oversized denim is
Speaker 3: coming back. Okay, I really don't care too much for that,
Speaker 3: but it is coming back. Mesh would never go to style,
Speaker 3: like we talked about before, what about the sequence?
Speaker 1: So we still like sequence.
Speaker 3: Sequence of sequence is never gonna style, especially fort on
Speaker 3: stage performances, on stage acts, the sequence at the nighttime
Speaker 3: time is perfect because it's just enough of the hit. Okay.
Speaker 2: So I'm going to give you a couple of body types,
Speaker 2: and you're gonna give me a couple of tips.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: Girls with small booties that want to have or visually
Speaker 2: make it seem as if their butts, you know, it's
Speaker 2: a little bit bigger, if they want to showcase a
Speaker 2: little bit more curbs.
Speaker 1: What are some tips that they can do.
Speaker 3: I'll always say, try and wear a shorter skirt with
Speaker 3: a little layers, little layers, especially in the back.
Speaker 1: Okay, and lift.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that that helps.
Speaker 1: Like the two two type of thing, I almost say
Speaker 1: the two tube.
Speaker 3: With a skirt with a little layer is more like
Speaker 3: smaller small ruffles or something. If they want to bear
Speaker 3: a short skirt, always give them made them perceive like
Speaker 3: they have but.
Speaker 1: More and more butts.
Speaker 2: Okay, what about for the girls that have smaller breasts
Speaker 2: and want to make it seem as that they have
Speaker 2: bigger breasts.
Speaker 1: What would be some tips that you would recommend?
Speaker 3: Always patter pattern always help with girls if they put
Speaker 3: on the right type of bra and push it in
Speaker 3: and push it forward. Yeah, they always have.
Speaker 2: Something that I really like those girls that have big butts, right,
Speaker 2: or big hips, or you're very curvy. Something that I'm
Speaker 2: a fan of our shoulder pads. I am a big
Speaker 2: fan of shoulder pads. I think that it gives you
Speaker 2: that curve.
Speaker 3: Shuler pads always helped with the with the curve of
Speaker 3: the waist, shoulders being a little wider the way smaller,
Speaker 3: then the hips always going to curve out, so it
Speaker 3: gives you the hourglass figa the most girls want and
Speaker 3: bigger girls. Is always good to have something like that.
Speaker 3: A nice that has a little stretch to it.
Speaker 1: Okay, nice stress, Yes.
Speaker 3: It always would fit you were, especially when the waist
Speaker 3: is smaller. And the hips are bigger.
Speaker 2: Now, what happens if you have a smaller waist but
Speaker 2: big hips and those pants just have that big batch
Speaker 2: in the back or whatever, How do you fit that?
Speaker 3: That's always youre going to need an on hand design
Speaker 3: of the same stress that Who could always put two
Speaker 3: little darts in the back that make that waist fit better?
Speaker 2: What about if you have big boobs, if you have
Speaker 2: a big breast, how can you make them look a
Speaker 2: little bit more subtle?
Speaker 1: In many occasions, I think that a lot of women
Speaker 1: don't know their proper bra size.
Speaker 3: Which is a big issue.
Speaker 1: When you wear a top, everything just falls out.
Speaker 3: You have to make sure you have enough support and
Speaker 3: then make sure the breast area is not cut too
Speaker 3: low to have that's spillage. But and the best thing
Speaker 3: to do with that is trying how a fibric that's
Speaker 3: going to support that? And nothing layers, no ruffles, no beating,
Speaker 3: no trim, always want to make it look less less
Speaker 3: a small top.
Speaker 2: I've heard in many occasions that if you are very curby,
Speaker 2: it's not good to wear pants that have patterns.
Speaker 1: Is that true?
Speaker 3: It's not, especially if you want to you want to
Speaker 3: look smaller. The curveiness is always best not to use
Speaker 3: all the prints and the lines.
Speaker 2: Okay, so don't do all of that, So wear something
Speaker 2: more clean to the top, I mean something the prints
Speaker 2: to the top clean in the bottom.
Speaker 1: If you have that pudge, A lot of.
Speaker 2: Women after having babies or even gaining and losing weight,
Speaker 2: gaining and losing with all those type of things, you
Speaker 2: may have a little pudge and you want to make
Speaker 2: your tummy look a little bit snatched.
Speaker 1: Right for those girls that want to be snatched? What
Speaker 1: do you recommend for that?
Speaker 3: I always says adjust your waistline. If you're the waistline
Speaker 3: is there, try try a high, higher waistline pants, like
Speaker 3: a high waistline pants.
Speaker 1: What about corsets?
Speaker 3: Courses are good, but they used to really be in Yeah,
Speaker 3: but coursets. You know, if you're okay but being not
Speaker 3: comfortable for the whole time, go ahead, you.
Speaker 2: Know what something that let you have to sacrifice to
Speaker 2: be a bad shit? What about the women that have
Speaker 2: a shorter torso I know girls that have really long
Speaker 2: legs and short torsos.
Speaker 1: What do you recommend for that? How do you handle that?
Speaker 1: How do you how do you work that?
Speaker 3: It's kind of hard, but good. I would say the
Speaker 3: only thing I would do to that is use a
Speaker 3: corset given illusion of a longer waist, or like I said,
Speaker 3: like a high a high waistband or skirt or pants
Speaker 3: stuff make it look like that the waist is longer
Speaker 3: than what it really is.
Speaker 2: There's so many amazing tips that a lot of women
Speaker 2: don't know when it comes to dressing nicely, and I
Speaker 2: see them trying to put it together and it's sometimes
Speaker 2: not there one hundred percent. How do you feel about pantyholes?
Speaker 2: About tights? Back in the day, we used to see
Speaker 2: in a lot of movies. It was a very trendy thing.
Speaker 2: I've seen it happen again in some red carpets. Is
Speaker 2: it still the thing wearing pennioles? But even it depends
Speaker 2: on It depends on what you're wearing. I think if
Speaker 2: you don't wear a pennyholes that has a design on
Speaker 2: it or some sparkles, or on the show or performing,
Speaker 2: I think it's always good. But I always think it's
Speaker 2: best to use like the sexy bronzy.
Speaker 1: Skin something to skin tone.
Speaker 3: Yeah, skin tone is always better.
Speaker 1: How do you know if you're wearing something too tight?
Speaker 2: I've seen women that have painting out of wearing these
Speaker 2: these garments all day.
Speaker 1: What do you recommend for that? Should you?
Speaker 3: I love the skin line because they give you a
Speaker 3: multicolored colors, shapes, styles and sizes for everybody. So it's
Speaker 3: it's good to wear those on the garments if you're
Speaker 3: not feeding all the way safe, if your buddy's on
Speaker 3: all the way there, it's always good to have the
Speaker 3: extra help and they help different ones that like to
Speaker 3: fit each dress, each neckline, each skin to skin type.
Speaker 1: Definitely look into that.
Speaker 2: Something that I hate about spandex or some of them
Speaker 2: is that the ones that are shorts, then you have
Speaker 2: like you're right, they rise up and then your thighs
Speaker 2: be looking fat from the bottom, you know, the ones
Speaker 2: that are thronged something that's.
Speaker 3: When they're too tight. Spanish should be comfortable. It shouldn't
Speaker 3: be riding or it shouldn't cut you up or leave
Speaker 3: a line once you take them. All that means it's
Speaker 3: too tight.
Speaker 1: So definitely let's look into that.
Speaker 2: Spandits are in. Thanks to Valentino, here goes tip number one.
Speaker 2: Spand its are in. What about broad size? In many occasions,
Speaker 2: I feel that women don't know how to buy their
Speaker 2: proper broad size. Where do you go for that? Like,
Speaker 2: how do you know? Honestly, if you just look at
Speaker 2: it and be like, oh, this fits, no.
Speaker 3: I think you should go into a Victoria's Secret of
Speaker 3: place that specializes in bra and help them actually fit
Speaker 3: you for a bra, because some girls may need the
Speaker 3: pettant and some girls may not need a pet won't
Speaker 3: need the pettant. But if you feel like you're too tight,
Speaker 3: and if there's traps in your back or cutting into
Speaker 3: your skin, that means it's too tight, everything should lay flat.
Speaker 2: To be honest, I kind of wear whatever, Like I'm
Speaker 2: not big into what's in trend, what's in season.
Speaker 1: I wear look me.
Speaker 2: If I like it, I'm buying it, whether it costs
Speaker 2: one thousand dollars or if it cost five dollars.
Speaker 3: No, Honestly, I think fashion is honestly becoming so personalized,
Speaker 3: and everybody has their own personal style, So everybody trends
Speaker 3: to try and follow what they see, unless it's somebody
Speaker 3: that's the mainstream that's gonna wear a pair of shoes
Speaker 3: or a bike or a pant or whatever they want.
Speaker 1: Like the thongs I see that's coming back.
Speaker 2: I used to love seeing the girls that they would
Speaker 2: put the thong a little bit high so you can
Speaker 2: see it.
Speaker 3: I don't like that. No, No, that's something I always
Speaker 3: tell you. You know, let's let's not do that.
Speaker 1: Let's not do it.
Speaker 3: Let's not do that.
Speaker 1: I mean the stalling is doing.
Speaker 3: It, yeah, but is she doing it but she's doing
Speaker 3: it on stage. Yeah. This performance stuff is very performance
Speaker 3: a little but I don't think man would go out
Speaker 3: in public awards or something.
Speaker 2: So don't show your thongs. Don't show your panties, keep
Speaker 2: your panties inside. Valentine, No Mark disapproves. Now, tell me
Speaker 2: the difference in your eyes, what's the difference when it
Speaker 2: comes to fashion.
Speaker 1: Between Miami, New York l A Atlanta.
Speaker 3: Well, it depends on the season, because it depends on
Speaker 3: the season. Because right now it's hot. Everybody in Mimmy
Speaker 3: is trying their best to be sexy. Everybody's in the
Speaker 3: Beachy is showing their body. You know, Mimi is the
Speaker 3: beach city and Atlanta is hot.
Speaker 1: But you know they're they're more bougie, they're more name brand,
Speaker 1: They're more about that.
Speaker 3: They definitely are, and they want to show that they
Speaker 3: have a label of two three or four, and New
Speaker 3: York is kind of like in between, to be honest, because.
Speaker 1: New York is very fashion forward.
Speaker 3: Though, yeah, but New York is a lot of New
Speaker 3: Yorkers started the Mima because somebody they bring in that fashion.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I think it's kind of a it's kind
Speaker 3: of a similar thing. But I was definitely say New
Speaker 3: York is the fashion capital of the period, so they're
Speaker 3: going to always give you.
Speaker 1: Fashion, and they get the fashion first.
Speaker 3: They by the time.
Speaker 2: We get it, we'll be thinking, oh, we did this,
Speaker 2: and they're looking at us. That's already dead out here.
Speaker 2: What about La, because I feel like La kill.
Speaker 1: Me if I'm wrong. Guys, I don't know, but in
Speaker 1: a little bit that I've been in there, I feel
Speaker 1: like La is.
Speaker 2: Like very hippy, very flow, very chill, very laid back,
Speaker 2: very neutral colors, very flow, very like. It's very light.
Speaker 2: Miami to me is very bright. It's bright as sparkly.
Speaker 2: It's Mesh's is you're you wake up in the morning,
Speaker 2: you have a face full of makeup, lashes, lipstick, it's
Speaker 2: big heels. Is is Kim Kardashian back in the days,
Speaker 2: you know? And La, I feel like it's more hippie
Speaker 2: and chill and more layers, and they do get.
Speaker 3: Very chippy, chill, relaxed vibes. And then my thing is
Speaker 3: they have they have the places to go. They have
Speaker 3: the places, the places and things to do there where
Speaker 3: they can dress like that. Remind me we don't have
Speaker 3: that much stuff as they do there to go out
Speaker 3: in yeah type of way. It depends the where you
Speaker 3: are on what type of evenue going to.
Speaker 2: My godsister was born and raised here in Miami, moved
Speaker 2: to La. She dances for Kilane and she came back
Speaker 2: and I was like, who the hell are you? And
Speaker 2: she was like, why it's strong. First of all, do
Speaker 2: you remember you're from Miami? One two, why the hell
Speaker 2: are you wearing cowboy boots? In Miami?
Speaker 1: She had cowboy boots all the way up to.
Speaker 2: Like her knees, dressed with like a thousand layers, super
Speaker 2: like baggy big tops.
Speaker 1: And I was like, I cannot believe La changed.
Speaker 2: You so much, which is cool because it just showcases
Speaker 2: you how every city has his own by right.
Speaker 3: And she adapted to her surrounding.
Speaker 1: I don't know if I could, though, I don't.
Speaker 3: Think I could either, Like like like you said, New York.
Speaker 2: Is very black to me too. It's black as leather,
Speaker 2: it's it's fur. At some occasions, it's I don't know,
Speaker 2: it's it's abstract, it's.
Speaker 1: I don't know, it's very clean.
Speaker 3: I don't know what do you? New York is just
Speaker 3: everywhere New York, Like you said, it's the fashion capital.
Speaker 3: So they're gonna have different times that you will see
Speaker 3: somebody walking down the street in some in some heels,
Speaker 3: you see somebody versatile.
Speaker 1: I like that.
Speaker 2: Everybody feels like they could be themsel else unique. Different
Speaker 2: is judgment free zone. You can see some people with
Speaker 2: some spiky hair with this and I even bored that
Speaker 2: everybody's doing your thing.
Speaker 1: Do you feel that.
Speaker 2: Miami people are more judgmental when it comes to what
Speaker 2: city is more judgmental when it comes to fashion, like
Speaker 2: they look at it like oh now, or something like
Speaker 2: we don't even care.
Speaker 3: I really think the most boosiest city to me is
Speaker 3: La I think I think Elie looks at people like,
Speaker 3: oh no, why are you doing that? That's not how
Speaker 3: we do it here. Off is Molly mostly the fashion
Speaker 3: in the city, So they're gonna be unapologetic for whatever
Speaker 3: they do. Whatever start they want, like Miami is hot.
Speaker 3: It's it's it's a hot place, so they're going to
Speaker 3: give you the heat. So you can't come to Miami
Speaker 3: expecting we helpe summer probably for like eight all year round.
Speaker 1: Okay, it's always hot.
Speaker 3: Over Maybe in February or March, we'll help like three
Speaker 3: four cold days. Other than that, I can't come here.
Speaker 2: We're in So I'm gonna ask you one last question
Speaker 2: before I wrap it up, even though that I've truly
Speaker 2: enjoyed this conversation and I hope that you guys feel
Speaker 2: inspired in one way or another after listening to all
Speaker 2: these amazing tips from Valentino. Like I said before, he
Speaker 2: is dressed big. Can I say some of the artists
Speaker 2: do you dress Amongst Megan Stallion?
Speaker 1: Obviously me?
Speaker 3: You have a lot of people I usually don't like.
Speaker 3: Too bad, You've.
Speaker 1: Done it all.
Speaker 2: Stop trying to be so conservative and give yourself props
Speaker 2: because you've done amazing work away from all the wedding dresses,
Speaker 2: because I know that wedding dresses are your like your
Speaker 2: big expertise, which we should definitely have an episode where
Speaker 2: we talk about for those girls that want to get married,
Speaker 2: are preparing to get married, dues and does about wedding dresses?
Speaker 2: How should you buy it? How much, price point, styles,
Speaker 2: all those things. I would love to discuss that with
Speaker 2: you guys. But here goes another one. Do you have
Speaker 2: any idea if you had to do on a collection,
Speaker 2: how would it look? What do you visualize?
Speaker 3: Oh? I definitely would start from the beginning. It would
Speaker 3: definitely be the evolution of amount of HM, well, exactly
Speaker 3: amount because they want to be exactly you. We would
Speaker 3: start off with the whl amount of like something short, sexy, playful,
Speaker 3: and we've definitely transition it from like Basically I can
Speaker 3: say from season one amount of all on the season
Speaker 3: five amount of we'll do from like say playful to
Speaker 3: her finding her way something more business or elegant. I'll
Speaker 3: have to do like a collection that's inspired in each
Speaker 3: look that I've done for you.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 2: I love that if you could go back and out
Speaker 2: of all the styles and designs that you've done for me,
Speaker 2: do a commercial retail look right that their average girl
Speaker 2: could wear, but inspired by my old looks. I would
Speaker 2: love that, and obviously the evolution of me. I think
Speaker 2: that money, money changes the way that you dress. The
Speaker 2: way that you think, the way that you talk, the
Speaker 2: way that you just look at life, overall the people
Speaker 2: that you surround yourselves in this stage, at least for
Speaker 2: me of my life, I am also inspired by them.
Speaker 2: I'm inspired by the way that they act, that they dress,
Speaker 2: and I want to become the better and the best
Speaker 2: version of me every day. So maybe my style has
Speaker 2: changed a little bit. I think it's changed for the best,
Speaker 2: and I hope and pray to keep evolving and keep
Speaker 2: becoming even better.
Speaker 1: Valentino.
Speaker 2: If anybody wanted to follow you on your social media platform,
Speaker 2: where can they follow you?
Speaker 3: I'm on Instagram, Valatino, omar or Facebook Designs for Volunteer Omar.
Speaker 1: So period. Well, guys, you already know.
Speaker 2: If there's anything you could take with you home today
Speaker 2: is dress. However it makes you feel good. There's no
Speaker 2: rules or regulations on fashion. Do whatever makes you feel comfortable.
Speaker 2: But if you do feel insecure, there's always experts out there.
Speaker 2: They are willing to show you what is the right
Speaker 2: way to get the look that you want accomplished.
Speaker 3: Also, stay away from the measure and.
Speaker 1: That's time, stay away from the mention.
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