Graphic black and white prints are balanced with solid, neutral tones like our bra friendly camisole in tortoiseshell for an art inspired look.
Summer coming to an end calls for cocktails. And what better, really, than a good, old-fashioned hard lemonade? We amped up the volume a little, tossing in a generous spoonful of vanilla and a nice turn of rum. The result is a summery cocktail fit for just a little more poolside sipping.
It’s time to put the beach towels away and start thinking about back-to-school. The parents are rejoicing – the kids are whining (but secretly they’re happy to be seeing their schoolmates again).
As promised, we’re giving you a quick overview of what’s new at Adea and how you can prep for the fall season.
What if you could have one layering top that was so versatile you could wear it a number of different ways? That's what we try to do here at Adea with our camis and layering tops. You can use Adea as base layer to create the looks that make you feel confident and stylish.
We partnered with Kat, from Love and Ace, and challenged her to style our 3/4 sleeve scoop neck top in White. Click below to see her style ideas.
Ripe tomatoes are one of the best things about summer. And we've still got a little bit of time to enjoy them before the season ends and we are stuck in the depths of winter. This tomato cobbler with white cheddar biscuits has become a summer staple in our house, we can't get enough of it. Click below for recipe.
The women who wear Adea are a diverse and exciting bunch of ladies and we are always curious to learn more about each of them. Once a month we highlight an Adea customer and share their personal story and style sense with you. We hope you enjoy reading about them as much as we do.
This month we interviewed Rosemary, mother of one, talented aesthetician, make up artist and skin care guru. Read the full interview below.
I’ve always believed that the “year” actually goes from one September to the next. Back-to-school and fall fashion forecasts are great. Who really cares about cold, gray January?
With this thought in mind, I started perusing the web, newspapers and magazines (I like to read the hard copy of a publication) to see what exciting fashion trends are in the works for Fall/Winter 2014.
I duly noted that fleecy shearling and cozy knits are in (always a natural for cooler weather) and that furs are back. Did they ever really go away? But then I hit a wall, because the incredible number of designers and their take on fashion totally overwhelmed me. Where were the nailed-down forecasts?
One of the beauties of summer, besides the long days of sunshine, is the sales that pop up at many of our favorite stores. While sales often sound quite exciting, and I’m the first one to say I love a great deal, what can often happen after a sale shopping spree is the dreaded buyer’s remorse.
Here are some questions to ask yourself that will hopefully help ensure you walk away with bargains you will love for seasons to come.
As summer winds down, the need to savor every last drop of warmth and sunlight becomes inevitable. And while freezing and canning is popular today, nothing really compares to a fresh bit of pineapple or a really ripe peach. In order to capture the most of summer, we've turned to smoothies. This tropical chia fruit smoothie is ideal for using up fruity goodness. Click below to get the easy recipe.
For years, we’ve heard that tired old adage, “no wearing of white after Labor Day.” Thankfully, times have changed and this boring rule has disappeared.
But, how did it start and why did it last so long? Traditionally, wearing white in the summer was simply a way to keep cool. But in the 1930s, well-off city folk headed out of town to summer resorts wearing white linen suits and Panama hats. The practicality of wearing white had morphed into a status symbol of the wealthy.
Versatility and efficiency- those are the two things we should strive to find every day, especially in our wardrobes. When shopping- especially for basics, you want to pick pieces you can wear over and over again to create completely different outfits, for completely different occasions. That’s why, here at Adea we strive to bring you not only the most versatile and comfortable pieces, but also the most efficient garments, which, with the proper care, you will be able to wear for years to come.
We partnered with Aminta, a Venezuelan-born New Yorker of ClothesAndFashion.net, and challenged her to style the cami. You can view more of Aminta's looks on her blog. Here are four ways you can style our bra-friendly Adea camisole; shown here in RedRose, but also available in 12 other colors. Click below to see more.
