I was one of the lucky bloggers to be chosen to participate in an amazing photo shoot for Cotton The Fabric of Our Lives® and these are the final pics from the campaign. Four other GLAM bloggers and I were treated to major luxuriating from hair and makeup to an on set manicurist topped off with racks of haute cotton couture. The girls and I were decked out in the latest fall collection all made from cotton. I’m so used to organizing shoots so it was so fun playing model for a day!
The stylists chose unbelievable outfits which I would have never tried on my own. My first look was a cobalt blue Philip Lim dress and colorblocked Zara platform shoes which I love! The dress looks great when cinched at the waist with a belt. You can pull this look off with any cotton dress and look pulled together without compromising comfort. For my second look I wore a textured white mini and cool printed cardi from Madewell over a white tank from Club Monaco and cute snakeskin heels from Guess. The look was very casual and effortless and can be worn everywhere from work to brunch.
I never really realized there were so many cool cotton options ranging from lace and denim to poplin and percale. I never dress for comfort so the idea that you can find cute and stylish clothes made from cotton that feel amazing is very enticing and I will be incorporating much more cotton fashion into my wardrobe this fall.
Some Backstage photos:
Forget the sweatpants and the granny panties, cotton is so much more than basics, although who can dispute the love for a favorite pair of worn-in jeans or cozy tee? Cotton is a fashion staple in everything from street style to cutting edge runway looks, and even posh home décor. It’s stylish, comfortable and versatile, and sometimes, it might even surprise you. Cotton. The Fabric of Our Lives® For more information, please visit TheFabricofOurLives.com.
Disclosure:
Compensation was provided by Cotton Incorporated via Glam Media. The opinions expressed herein are those of the author and are not indicative of the opinions or positions of Cotton Incorporated.
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