See any difference? No…Yes? Lol. Well if you look really closely at my last couple of OOTDs, you’ll notice that I took my braids down! As much as I enjoyed the Moesha vibes I was serving, your girl was missing her natural locs. But while I am in search for the next best protective style, I’ve been using these velvet turbans that I bought in … Continue reading Outfit of the Day: Saving Bad Hair Days, One turban at a time 👳🏾♀️✨
109 years…109 years since the greatest sorority on Earth was founded, and today is the day to reflect, celebrate, and pay homage to the oh so pretty founders of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Innnnncorporated! Last year, I put a funky twist to my look, pairing a pink overall dress with my favorite AKA bucket hat. But this year, I wanted to be a little more … Continue reading Outfit of The Day: All Becuase of Ethel
I know it's been a while since a LifeOnLOC Outfit of The Day post has been posted. With school, work, and life in general…it was just hard to keep up with my blog in addition to the load I already had. BUT I am back and I promise to be better than EVER. Not only is my first post back in this great satin green … Continue reading Outfit of the Day: Black is Gold ✨
I am not sure if it was the environment or just a natural instinct that clicked in my wardrobe, but throughout my trip I wore green SO much. It definitely wasn’t planned, it just sort of happened. This olive green dress was actually one of the dresses I bought for my birthday weekend. Unfortunately, so much was going on that weekend that I wasn’t able … Continue reading Outfit of the Day: “It’s Shine Season ✨”
Every now and then, I like to put a dramatic touch on my outfits. I mean, in my opinion, life is too short to just dress up…sometimes you have to make a statement! Now we all know that out of all the colors on the color spectrum, no color makes more a statement then the color red. But today, Texas decided it wanted to walk … Continue reading Outfit of the Day: Like Mother, Like Daughter
When I was little, there was this special African dish my mom used to make for me. As much as other family members would attempt, no one seemed to make it as well as she did. I remember how the taste melted more and more in my mouth with every bite. It was perfectly seasoned with spices that she grew herself. It always had just … Continue reading Post #63: Just Right
This past summer I started talking to this guy. It was nothing expected or planned… it just sort of happened. Like most things, everything was great at first. He was Nigerian like me, we both loved music and clothes. We talked just about all day, every day, we went on a couple of nice dates, and we were even in a fun little group chat … Continue reading Post #62: My Summer Fling
