Teen Vogue It Girls Night in

Recently, I got this awesome opportunity with around 100 different girls to host an It Girls Night in for Teen Vogue. They had a bunch of girls celebrating there 10th year of Teen Vogue. Firstly, I had to answer a few questions about what my friends and I enjoyed. We ended up getting a DIY themed party. Teen Vogue sent me a huge box full of everything I would need to host this party...

• Décor: Table decorations, issues of teen vogue magazine, Hard copy of our March cover.
• Items for the table, decorations for the table, table cloths, plates, napkins, cups, cutlery
• Popcorn & DVD (New Years)
• DIY materials including paint, safety pins, studs, iron-on ribbon and scissors 
• Teen Vogue tote bag
• Paul Frank t-shirts 
• Rimmel Scandaleyes mascara
• Asos coupon 

They sent me so much stuff, It was unbelievable, it really kept the party going. I however, had to purchase a few things on my own, aka pizza, cupcakes, etc. Which I was totally fine with because they took care of everything else. I had around 8 girls able to show up and they really enjoyed themselves. A lot of the bags turned out super cute. 

Thanks to Teen Vogue, Paul Frank, and other companies who were apart of this opportunity. I sure had a lot of fun and I know my friends did as well :)

-Lex <3

National Anthem

 National Anthem, a patriotic look for the fourth! I'm keeping cool by wearing a bright blue bandeau with a pair of high waisted flag DIY shorts I made for the occasion. To finish the look I wore jean gladiators and cute heart shaped sunglasses on my head.

Cotton Candy Ombré

Cotton Candy Ombré, a DIY inspired look. I turned this outfit from casual to dressy by adding some studded flats, layers of necklaces, and a sleek leather vest. Following the neon trend, I added a neon yellow studded belt, completing the look. I wore my hair in top knot and applied hot pink lip gloss to give the complete look some fun.