Lip Gloss

Lip gloss was all over the place in the 2000s but lost favor in the 2010s for the more matte, overlined, liquid lipstick look. But lip gloss is easy, fun, forgiving, and youthful. Plus, it has the added bonus of making your lips feel moisturized instead of all dry and puckered. It’s poppin’.

Shimmery Eyeshadow

It wasn’t just the tips of boy band members’ hair that were frosted in the 2000s; frosted eyeshadow was all the rage, too. We love the snow princess vibes and can’t wait to wear this look to an ice skating rink this winter to get our Ice Princess on.

Punk Eyeliner

Now, everybody is all about perfect winged liner, but in the 2000s, smudgy bottom liner applied and re-applied to the water line was just the way to show off your emo soul and love of pop punk. This one is not only moodier and more fun but way easier to achieve.

Blue Eyeshadow

Even though it’s gone way out of style since the 2000s, baby blue eyeshadow never lost its cool in our hearts. Come on, how could you not want to match the sky?

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Declutter Your Closet

Start by decluttering and reorganizing your closet, you’ll be surprised at the hidden gems that lurk deep within!

Accessorize

Old, boring clothes can be elevated with the right accessories, which don’t have to cost a ton of money. Look through your jewelry and accessory drawer for trendy pieces that can amp up your outfit. Bold headbands, scrunchies, chain necklaces, vintage headscarves, baseball caps, and hair clips are super stylish.

Style Your Basics

Your staple pieces can be given new looks by pairing them with different items. Try pairing your blazer with bicycle shorts or your white button-down with a knit bra.

Try Monochrome Looks

Wearing the same color from head to toe will instantly make you look put together. Pair items in the same color with different fabrics for a chic look.

Look For Fabrics & Prints

This season is all about leather, crochet, and vintage denim and the prints straight off the runways are polka dots, pinstripes, and vintage florals, so search your closet for these styles. In regards to silhouettes, think volume, puff-sleeves, and wide-leg trousers.

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Neutrals

This is such a classic trend for 2020, neutral doesn’t just mean white and cream and boring, it means adding some shades of grey to the mix. It’s super clean looking and will bring serenity to your room.

Velvet

With velvet we aren’t talking about the old sofa you re-covered with this material, this new trend will bring vibrant colors and sophistication.

Black and White

Black and white couldn’t look better in an updated kitchen. From your white marble and black chairs to black countertops and white appliances this color combination can make an old kitchen look great.

Floral Wallpaper

2020 is bringing a whole new revolution to floral wallpaper. These are bright, with different colors and patterns. Don’t think the old fashioned pink flowery wallpaper your parents had, think contrasting colors and bringing fun into a room.

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This is a trend that is most likely here to stay. Instead of hiding your Christmas tree you can now decorate it to celebrate the holiday of love. It’s definitely not meant for everyone, but people who are obsessed with home decorations will love it.

You can choose the size of the tree, go big or stick to a cute little tree that will make your home even cooler. The two most popular colors you’ll bee seeing everywhere are red and pink, but you can always stick to safer options such as white and silver.

If you set your mind that you’ll have Valentine’s Day tree in your house, it’s time to start planning. Get some cute hearts and bows to serve as ornaments and check out these gorgeous trees as inspiration. It will not only brighten your place but also give you even more reasons to celebrate love.

The post Valentine’s Day Trees Will Be Huge This Year appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Lip Gloss

Lip gloss was all over the place in the 2000s but lost favor in the 2010s for the more matte, overlined, liquid lipstick look. But lip gloss is easy, fun, forgiving, and youthful. Plus, it has the added bonus of making your lips feel moisturized instead of all dry and puckered. It’s poppin’.

Shimmery Eyeshadow

It wasn’t just the tips of boy band members’ hair that were frosted in the 2000s; frosted eyeshadow was all the rage, too. We love the snow princess vibes and can’t wait to wear this look to an ice skating rink this winter to get our Ice Princess on.

Punk Eyeliner

Now, everybody is all about perfect winged liner, but in the 2000s, smudgy bottom liner applied and re-applied to the water line was just the way to show off your emo soul and love of pop punk. This one is not only moodier and more fun but way easier to achieve.

Blue Eyeshadow

Even though it’s gone way out of style since the 2000s, baby blue eyeshadow never lost its cool in our hearts. Come on, how could you not want to match the sky?

The post 2000s Make-Up Trends We Can’t Wait to See Come Back appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Declutter Your Closet

Start by decluttering and reorganizing your closet, you’ll be surprised at the hidden gems that lurk deep within!

Accessorize

Old, boring clothes can be elevated with the right accessories, which don’t have to cost a ton of money. Look through your jewelry and accessory drawer for trendy pieces that can amp up your outfit. Bold headbands, scrunchies, chain necklaces, vintage headscarves, baseball caps, and hair clips are super stylish.

Style Your Basics

Your staple pieces can be given new looks by pairing them with different items. Try pairing your blazer with bicycle shorts or your white button-down with a knit bra.

Try Monochrome Looks

Wearing the same color from head to toe will instantly make you look put together. Pair items in the same color with different fabrics for a chic look.

Look For Fabrics & Prints

This season is all about leather, crochet, and vintage denim and the prints straight off the runways are polka dots, pinstripes, and vintage florals, so search your closet for these styles. In regards to silhouettes, think volume, puff-sleeves, and wide-leg trousers.

The post Here’s How to Look Trendy Without Spending Any Money appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

Neutrals

This is such a classic trend for 2020, neutral doesn’t just mean white and cream and boring, it means adding some shades of grey to the mix. It’s super clean looking and will bring serenity to your room.

Velvet

With velvet we aren’t talking about the old sofa you re-covered with this material, this new trend will bring vibrant colors and sophistication.

Black and White

Black and white couldn’t look better in an updated kitchen. From your white marble and black chairs to black countertops and white appliances this color combination can make an old kitchen look great.

Floral Wallpaper

2020 is bringing a whole new revolution to floral wallpaper. These are bright, with different colors and patterns. Don’t think the old fashioned pink flowery wallpaper your parents had, think contrasting colors and bringing fun into a room.

The post Home Interior Trends for 2020 appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.

This is a trend that is most likely here to stay. Instead of hiding your Christmas tree you can now decorate it to celebrate the holiday of love. It’s definitely not meant for everyone, but people who are obsessed with home decorations will love it.

You can choose the size of the tree, go big or stick to a cute little tree that will make your home even cooler. The two most popular colors you’ll bee seeing everywhere are red and pink, but you can always stick to safer options such as white and silver.

If you set your mind that you’ll have Valentine’s Day tree in your house, it’s time to start planning. Get some cute hearts and bows to serve as ornaments and check out these gorgeous trees as inspiration. It will not only brighten your place but also give you even more reasons to celebrate love.

The post Valentine’s Day Trees Will Be Huge This Year appeared first on My Daily Magazine - Art, Design, DIY, Fashion and Beauty !.