Celebrities Bring Cowboy Hats BACK in Fashion

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT ||| EDITOR IN CHIEF ||| FASHION

Cowboy hats on women are back. That bold western look cannot be ignored; it demands your attention. Everyone from Beyonce to Kendall Jenner are wearing cowboy hats now. Hell, even Paris Hilton was caught wearing one or two in her time.

Megan Fox was spotted wearing a cowboy hat in her time.

It's hard to deny that irresistible attraction that develops when a women wears a cowboy hat. Just yes, Yes, and YES!

Sometimes, even the basics of a hat cannot be ignored. Even the simple, straw basic hat attracts attention.

But celebrities aren't the only ones wearing them. You can find them in everyday life, mostly in the southern states of America. It's rare to see people wearing cowboy hats outside of the U.S.A. - unless there is an event or special celebration happening.

Let's face it. Some cowboy hats can be insanely expensive. Beaver-felt hats can reach as much as $5K or more depending on the cut and finish of the hat.

If you want a simple, southern-style look, always consider the western look. You'll never fail.

In business, you can't wear these clothes because you won't be taken seriously. Only during certain special events will this rule be ignored. Wearing cowboy hats is a status symbol. It says "I am from the west, I am representing the country, and here I am."

So enjoy that country western look. You will attract a LOT of attention.

Remembering The 1980's Fashions

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT ||| EDITOR IN CHIEF |||| FASHION BLOG

Source: Instyle

Jeans and a business suit top with boots. That iconic look, often used by middle-class in the 1980's. It was the iconic look of many music videos of that time.

Does anyone remember the huge shoulder pads and frizzy hair look?

Central to the theme is the 'power look' - a suit or dress that makes the person look extremely powerful. You'd often see gold accents on the arms or waist. Most often, people would wear large gold chains, coupled with even larger ear rings. Watches were made to be gold, and it was rare for people to invest in gold teeth.

The above iconic look, worn by Courtney Cox of the era, was central to the theme of professional women's fashion. Want to dress up, but not look like a total sl*t? This was the look.

But if you're completely rich and don't give a f*ck, why not look like Joan Collins? The power suit, an iconic symbol for women in the 1980's. Joan was known to wear these on the daily. Of course, it wasn't a look for everyone.

There were many alternative girls out there, but only Cyndi Lauper could pull off this look effortlessly. Her unique fashion, the shoes, clothes, and makeup were very out there. You either hated her look or loved it. Such a strange choice of clothes.

Michelle Pfeifer's look is dated in the above photo. Of course, it's from the grease movie clip. The 1950's fashion tried, but failed, to make a comeback in the 1980's.

Jane Fonda's workout look with tight bodysuits, leggings, and leg warmers was an instant hit back then. It gave you the "I can do this!" look. Very popular in the 1980's, it slowly crept back in the early 90's to be replaced with sweat pants and discarded cigarettes. 

Remembrance Day

 

In Flanders fields the poppies blow

Between the crosses, row on row,

    That mark our place; and in the sky

    The larks, still bravely singing, fly

Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago

We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,

    Loved and were loved, and now we lie,

        In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:

To you from failing hands we throw

    The torch; be yours to hold it high.

    If ye break faith with us who die

We shall not sleep, though poppies grow

        In Flanders fields.

Anok Yai named 2025 British Fashion Awards ‘Model of the Year’

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT ||| FASHION NEWS ||| EDITOR IN CHIEF

The British Fashion Awards have made American-Sudan Model Anok Yai 'Model of the Year'. 

Via the British Fashion Awards:

“A defining force in today’s fashion landscape, Anok’s impact transcends the runway—from redefining beauty standards to championing artistry and representation on a global stage. Her influence continues to shape culture and inspire the next generation,” the British Fashion Council shared in a celebratory Instagram post.

Anok Yai was born on December 20, 1997 and was born in Cairo, Egypt. 

via Wikipedia

Yai was born in Cairo, Egypt, after her family fled genocide in Sudan. She comes from a Christian family. When she was 3, her family moved to Manchester, New Hampshire, United States. 

Her mother is a nurse and her father works for Easter seals; her sister Alim is her manager and a financial consultant. Yai graduated from Manchester High School West and attended Plymouth State University studying biochemistry, intending to become a doctor.

Congratulations to Anok Yai, a well-deserved and long-overdue recognition!

Has Black Become The New Hot Color?

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT ||| FASHION Op-Ed

Wondering what the next hot color will be? I am too. Looking through the posts online with the most recent trends, I haven't seen black featured. I saw numerous black leather or leather-style clothes, but nothing that based the style off the Gothic black-style.

What makes the above look work? The red lips, the black, heavy make up near the eyes sharpen the beauty. I'm not a fan of the black necklace, but I do like the lace.

A pale woman with red eye highlights, white hair, and red lips. The look works and even enhances the pretty freckles on the models' face. These are artificially-generated images.

A dark look. A lacey dress with long, black hair. Black lipstick is very, very bold. I'm not a fan because it's too dark.

OK, here's the thing about the gothic look: Generally, few women wear it. Once you leave your teenage years, it leaves the fad stage and you become forced to wear conventional clothes. I can tell you from experience, there are zero men wearing gothic look in the business sector. And I will explain why.

No one will take you seriously if you wear makeup like that. Fairly soon, you will be attacked on the street by men who don't understand why you are wearing all this makeup. And honestly, I would never do this, it doesn't fit my style, and no, I am not into men.

But more to the point: When you wear this crazy look, people expect you to be a little bit 'out there'. More into art and fashion. More into hanging out with people in the music and arts. 

And that's when hell breaks loose. Fairly soon, you are being hit on by men 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. And let me tell you, unless you're Taylor Swift, you don't want this kind of attention. Ever.

The closest I got to this look was in high school. I had at least once nice shirt, but it had lace on it. It was by YSL, and I didn't know shit about the fashion industry. But back in the 1980's, young men wore this look and were considered "preppies". Yeah, something like that.

The Green Day Gothic look was never in business fashion. Today's women wear anything but that. The strangest looks you see in today's business environment is when a woman wears jeans and a t-shirt. I guess I am old and conventional. I never really believed in business casual until I tried wearing jeans. It works, but not for every day wear. 

And so, the Gothic look will remain on the shelf until the fad bubble appears again. 

The No Pants Style Can Burn in Hell

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT ||| FASHION ADVICE

Ever wonder one day, should I wear pants? Allow me to answer that question: Of course you should. Not only is wearing pants practical, but you can also stuff a wallet or car keys in your back pocket.

Of course, if you're rich and don't give a fuck, why wear pants? For dignity.

Just no. While I can appreciate Bella Hadid's fantastic figure, I don't really want to talk about her awful choice of shoes and white socks. I'm skimming over her lack of pants. 

Doesn't she and her sister Gigi look better wearing pants? Right? 

In the opposite region, you have the 1880's coming back strong. Seen below, Julia Garner is wearing a classic atrocity from that era.

If you don't wear pants, I'm going to call you lazy. And you won't like it. At all.

Girl, wear some goddamn pants.

You can wear tight clothes, but don't expect to feel comfortable. The problem with tight clothes is your body sweat and movement is highly obvious. If you like broadcasting your body, then tight clothes are for you.

Notable Looks from the CFDA Fashion Awards

 

BY C STONE | THE SUPER HOT ||| FASHION NEWS

The annual CFDA Fashion Awards have begun, and by judging by the clothes worn in the photos in this article, I'm not impressed.

Fashion must have peaked long ago. It must have. I keep believing there will be breakthroughs, but instead, all we have are gimmicks, and poorly dressed models who never smile. Ever.

I guess I would be pissed off too if I had to wear this utter crapware.

I'm not sold on these looks. I don't believe there is an ounce of passion behind these designs. Certainly there isn't a feeling of having a soul behind them. At all.

Instead, we have cold, industrial-style clothes that are - dare I say - mostly inspirations from artificial intelligence. And that sucks.

We've entered a time where it's far cheaper to pay Microsoft $42.50 a month for premium Copilot, than it is to pay $25M or $50M a year to an established designer from a small fashion house.

But no. All we have is complete and utter crap.

Swift competition from cheaper countries, new brands coming out from everywhere, it's only a matter of time when the large, established brands like Versace are left scrambling for their market share.

They say history repeats. And I seriously believe it. We're into the early 1980's for fashion design. Be prepared for lunacy and madness.