Breathtaking Bloggers
Being a fashion major, staying on top of trends is not only my responsibility for my classes, but also something I greatly enjoy. I am a huge fan of being inspired by the people around me, but it can sometimes be difficult living in a small town. Luckily, fashion bloggers from all over the world are a staple to the fashion industry.

Everyone has their own favorite blogs that they follow religiously, so I figured I would share my top three.
Dulce Tejeda’s story is such an inspiration. She began her journey as an Army mechanic. Although a great experience, she found that she was unable to express her feminine side. With the inspiration from her mother, she grew an unbelievable love for anything fashion or beauty related. Now, out of her home in LA, she follows her passion.
Her fashion blog includes outfits inspired by celebrities, outfit ideas for special occasions and normal, everyday styling. As an added bonus, she also posts many makeup looks to compliment her style.
Angela Rozas Saiz is a nurse who lives in Madrid, Spain. Although her blog is in Spanish, no words need to describe the incredible styling she presents to the world.
Her exotic beauty is hard not to notice in her almost-daily posts. With a strong love for Jeffrey Campbell Lita’s, her fun-loving girly style has a bit of a mix of punk and hippie flair.
Pricila is another blogger from Spain. Once again, her blog is in Spanish, but don’t let that drive you away! It is true that pictures speak a thousand words.
Her style is very opposite from Angela’s, however. She embodies a sophistication that every woman dreams of. Sometimes she keeps it simple and classy, but other times she plays with unique patterns and bulky items. I envy her ability to mix textures so effortlessly.
Take advantage of all the resources the Web has to offer. The opportunities for inspiration are endless!
—Jackie
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