Styled & Curated by Sharra Greene

A curated selection of alluring looks where charming and sexy meet in the middle. Combine both elegant and sexy elements for an alluring aesthetic this season. Think lace embroidery & florals alongside luxe fur & leather, tall boots, and just the right amount of skin.

Shop the Look: Model Shamika wearing the Necessary Clothing bodysuit, Lola Shoetique Hitlist boots, vintage kimono from my wardrobe (similar one here), Bebe choker, and belt. Photo by D. Rice Photography. Makeup by Alesia Sad'e — *Shop the Look: Model Shamika wearing the Necessary Clothing bodysuit, Lola Shoetique Hitlist boots, vintage kimono from my wardrobe (similar one here), Bebe choker, and belt.* *Photo by D. Rice Photography. Makeup by Alesia Sad'e*

*Jaded, Foresta, and Floral Fatale on Polyvore.*

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*Tulle Couture by Sharra. Photography by Eliza Romero-Kovalsky of Aesthetic Distance. Model: Polina Kopii.*

*Shop My Look: Me wearing my Bebe wrap crop top and belt, Nasty Gal lace skirt, and Public Desire Kassidy gladiators.*

*Photography by Travis Curry. Makeup by Carolyn Thombs. Model: Amanda Nell.*

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*Photography by Rasheedha Essence. Model: Cierra Nicole.*

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*Photos by Eliza Romero-Kovalsky & Kelvin Bulluck. Models: Viktoria Ivanova & Polina Kopii.*

*Rosa de Vita & Transparency on Polyvore.*

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More look inspiration for this season coming very soon to the blog.

Sharra,

"The definition of walking art."

By Sharra Greene

Designer Bishme Cromartie's looks always exude poise, innovation, and luxury. I'm extremely proud to say that he's from my city. The young Baltimore native is self taught and has been creating collections since age 16. His chic yet edgy styles have been on the likes of legendary soul singer Jill Scott and model / actress Eva Marcille, just to name a few. For the Pre Fall '16 season, his models were nothing short of walking art as they gave statesuesque poses on juxtaposed platforms for his breathtaking lookbook.

The collection's hero colors included a metallic deep wine shade, burgundy, and pale rose with nude shoes. Structure played a major part in the forms of exaggerated ruffles and elegant draping. Metallic fabrics were also a common theme. Though the entire collection was marvelous and I have way too many favorite looks to name, one that really stood out at first glance was the metallic wine colored halter top with a fanned out ruffle and a burgundy pencil skirt (below). Much like the rest of the line, the look was flawessly executed.

It's quite obvious that we'll be seeing a lot more creative genius from Bishme in fashion's coming years. Much respect for him as an artist! See his entire Pre Fall reveal below.