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Ecstasy in a box- Abraham’s Grill Hut

Posted on June 5, 2014by admin

(a photo of Abraham’s Grill Hut courtesy their Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/AbrahamsGrillHut

)

After months of not being able to take you guys up on your offer I finally made it! As you may have guessed it this is my gratitude post to my darling sweethearts at Abraham’s Grill Hut at Munroe Road near the Fly Over! I am going to jump straight into my review! All I can say is Oh My Word you continue to astound me with exemplary service and baffle me with your gifts.The shift manager “Sammy” was on point just as well! Customer service and knowledge of menu were key mannerisms that did not fail him!

As I saw the sign lighting up behind the counter on the Red Snapper now available like the glitter bag inside me just exploded to say, “Yes I will have that too” and so I did have my red snapper, loaded potato and stuffed ravioli( sweet heaven was so awesome). My friend opted for mashed potatoes and barbequed chicken. We ordered separately cajun chicken pasta for a guest of ours. We were most pleased with the exceptional food; appearance, quality and quantity.

(Red Snapper, Loaded Potato, Stuffed Ravioli)

(Barbecued Chicken and Mashed Potatoes)

(Cajun Chicken Pasta)

However, we were most captivated by our desserts. Oh my God! These three words pretty much summarize our ecstasy in a box. My friend had chocolate eruption which is actually more mousse than cake and it was so divine (this I know because obviously I had to have a piece of that cake!) I ordered caramel cheesecake! I have not had such premium tasting cheesecake in over three years ( a story for another time about when I was surrounded by some of the world’s best dessert chefs that this hemisphere has to offer). Look Out World Trinidad Chefs Are Taking Over!

(Chocolate Eruption)

(Caramel Cheesecake)

So I have finally convinced myself that the secret recipe of success is…. wait for it…. “love“. Of course not any daytime soap opera love duh! Rumour has it that some of the best culinary dishes taste better because it is made by the hands of love. Abraham’s owners love what they are doing and it should not be a secret that this love for their food and people is so overwhelming that it will always guide them to find the right staff (who feel the same way)! Undeniably, this love energy is so darn strong that it is transferred to the food and to the customers.

Rest assured many of you can relate to this. You can see and feel what I describe when you walk into Abraham’s. There is love amongst the staff working together as a team. But it does not stop there. Look around and you will see families, friends, couples and all their endless love.

So fellow restauranteurs and potential start ups while business models, sound management principles and the best education and skilled staff in the universe may help you make some waves in the food industry there is one thing that stands the test of time in any successful business….(I am going to borrow somebody’s tag line here but it is so fitting I can’t help it) ….please remember “love is all you need”.

So from the team at Let’s Go Trinidad and Tobago

We would like to say

Thank you for hosting us!

We continue to look out for better things to come!

GT #Dappered

Posted on June 1, 2014by admin

It seems like Men are becoming quite conscious of their fashion sense as they seek out new ways to express themselves and stand out from the crowd. Alpha Male, Emo Male you name it they all share the collective conscience of finding a way to express themselves. Fashion is so powerful it is not just an art or the science of tailoring and styling colours and looks for particular profiles or personas. It is more than a mere euphemism that can be used for the greater good one that provides the basic need of clothing. It also allows the individual to express themselves, their moods through the colour they decide to wear. An outfit well put together can reveal one’s aura and impact everyone that they come in contact with whether at an interview for their dream job, a client meeting, a first date and of course the many social gatherings that pop up in life. Patterns, prints and cuts help define one’s individuality but a man’s sense of style is the ultimate wielding power of the dapper!

(photo courtesy

https://www.facebook.com/dawwcreations

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Don’t take my word for it just read the infinite research columns online and the same threads appear. The intervention of e-commerce and e-tailers have revolutionized men’s shopping experience. What do guys love more than their football and women…if you guessed technology ding! ding! Mucho Correcto! There are infinite blogs and styling guides to keep men updated with trends and different looks they can incorporate into their wardrobe. According to research by MarketLine the world’s menswear market is expected to exceed $402 billion in 2014. This figure has been indicated to represent a market expansion of more than 14% over a five year time span. In the United Kingdom menswear has increased sales for designers by over 40 and 50 %. It is even anticipated that the 25-34 age group is expected to increase by 11 % between 2012-2017. These men are less interested in trends. However, the 16-24 age group buy fewer but better quality items and are huge fans of online shopping and multichannel retailers. Both groups are expected to drive sales in the future.

(photo courtesy

https://www.facebook.com/ecliffelie

)

The Caribbean including Trinidad is not to be left behind as our creatives have designed an island aesthetic full of colour and attitude that reflects the life in this island paradise. The circumstances of Trinidadian and by extension Caribbean men from slavery, immigration and the black power movement to name a few have sculpted our men. Today, they are professionals, intellects skilled in their craft with labours of love as fathers, care takers and bread winners who exude strength in brotherhood. Their fashion tells a story and depicts a paradox of complexity in multiculturalism and simplicity in humility. In Trinidad there are several designers who assist in sharing this island story.

(photo courtesy

https://www.facebook.com/theclothcaribbean

)

So while The Dapper himself David Beckham is launching his new underwear collection in the United Kingdom we in the Caribbean are getting ready to start our own movement! We are exploring our creativity and taking advantage of that space to develop our own elixir of life in the power of fashion backed by innovation and realized through entrepreneurship.

Keep Styling & Keep Smiling

xoxo

(Please feel free to check out GT #Dappered link below and spread the word!)

https://www.facebook.com/events/567855086666942/

Steve Ouditt Unrehearsed

Posted on April 10, 2014by admin

He is unrehearsed, unforgiving, and a relentless brawn of a one of a kind Trinidadian artist. Conveniently, his studio is currently located in Woodbrook, Trinidad upstairs the Costa Rican embassy at 38 Carlos Street next to the Church of God. I advise the visitor to leave your preconceived notions about art at the roadside before you enter that gate. Try to walk in like a blank canvas to soak in the wealth of expression and inspiration about to be bestowed upon you. Oh yes, Steve Ouditt is definitely the game changer you need to be wary of because antics, skill, creativity and perspective will blow you away! ( Of course I did not take any pictures! In other words… “get up and go see yourself.”)

Steve Ouditt is an entrepreneur, designer , artist who exudes the beacon of pioneer. His education and practice has taken him global with several documented publications on his work in Germany, China, Jamaica, India, Holland, London, Australia and the USA to name a few. It’s amazing how he’s been able to realize his potential internationally then to return to share that knowledge and experience in his life with whomever he has that interaction and his profession where he lectures at The University of the West Indies. Often some artists are chauvinistic, egocentric and tend to be more boldface than their work. However, Steve Ouditt has the tenacity to expose to society the reality of life in his fearless, daring and sometimes disturbing pieces of work. Yet, he maintains that keen sense of humility often reflected in his hospitality. Humility, undying passion for social change, art and design, his global experience, Trinidadian identity can only spur him on to move more mountains.

Its amazing to see an artist who has carved out a distinct niche of art form that is exceptional and full of caricature. I feel proud to be Caribbean being at his studio. I see my Trinidadian aesthetic and heritage brought out in every drawing and work of art. The aesthetic I see is not so much of fruits and vegetables but a reflection of our identity, psychology our genetic and societal being that’s been consumed by the artist, absorbed and spilled out on a canvas in perspectives inspired by our life. He is known for his work with mental health as this was his first showing in his home country since being away for so long. It’s astounding how the location of this studio is so ideal. It is smack in the middle of the heart beat of the island where one can observe the human puppets playing out a sweet strain of life jeered on by the puppet master that is society. Every visitor feels welcomed at the studio with open arms and “irie” island vibes. You are treated like you belong rather like you have the blessing of being witness to life unfolding in different bits or pieces.

So artisans, future designers and creative junkies and you my dear reader get up and go check it out ..this is not your typical design studio… I promise!

Also see his Facebook page

https://www.facebook.com/steve.ouditt

Trader Jack’s Island Grill; My "Food – Cation"

Posted on March 4, 2014by admin

There is discovery of epicurean delights throughout Trinidad and Tobago. Some of these treasures are hidden in plain sight like Trader Jack’s Island Grill at Movietowne Port of Spain. This is a themed restaurant inspired by the legend of Trader Jack; the merchant who got lost in a hurricane and landed on a Caribbean island where he established a lucrative business trade. This is not so far fetched as this happened between the 1930’s and 40’s yet the restaurant evokes emotions of an era where his business would have been thriving, oil would have been booming and tourists would be seen cruise lining to Trinidad as depicted in the pictures in the restaurant. There are ponds with turtle, fish, trees, dried thatch like roofs for that exotic and natural island vibe. The seats, bar and dining areas are in sync with the nature isle aesthetic.

Of course, I can never make up my mind when we go out because I see and want too much! But when I saw Trader Jack’s there was no hesitation that this would be my choice. It looked like a restaurant at a resort hotel except at a multiplex which is awesome. Definitely, this is a first I have seen here in Trinidad. You need to see it to believe it too! I highly recommend it. The prices are reasonable for the high quality and great quantity of food that we ordered. The service was humble and hospitable. My most unforgettable food experience that day was Trader Jack’s for making me feel like I got to unwind and relax without leaving the country like a staycation but a “food-cation” !

Abraham’s Grill Hut; Central’s Flyover Favourite

Posted on March 3, 2014by admin

We have all become familiar with the international franchises and their family food restaurants. But I don’t think they excite us as much as our locally owned outlets like Abraham’s Grill Hut. My trip to Abraham’s always happens at the second franchise situated near Munroe Road flyover. Families couples, friends almost anybody who appreciates quality food visit this place frequently. Hence, it is almost always cramped for parking space.

The kaleidoscope of green, orange and white keep the vibrant ambiance far from sterile. The menu boards look just as appetizing as the food. Even though the food is cooked in front of you the menu allows your imagination to stir as you begin to create your own images of what their grilled fish, jerk chicken, pasta, specialty dishes or quesadillas may look and taste like when you order.

If you are like me you would never make up your mind and stall in the line undecided for hours wondering which one shall be tried first. Of course, I always end up ordering one thing then wanting another dish or their decadent smoothies and desserts. However, I am never disappointed with my choice. The quality and quantity for value of money is amazing. The service is warm and friendly and the surroundings are always clean. It is definitely “a soon come back” for me.

The Mexican Love Affair

Posted on February 25, 2014by admin

A culinary haven can sum up foodie destination Trinidad and Tobago. We are famous for our local cuisine and our love affair with food. Creative entrepreneurs have dived into this food niche. They saw the space for opportunity in this thriving food culture business such as developing an ode to Mexican food. Similarly the consumers; tourists, visiting diaspora and locals in the domestic market reply to this growth when they literally clear their calendar for a food date!

My only advice to those of you skeptical about getting your heart broken from trying new foods is to just “do it” because you only learn from experience duh!

My first local Mexican experience was Senor Jalapeños on Ariapitha Avenue. It happened after a CLD fashion show and I was just…. hungry? Actually, I am always enthused to try out these new hot spots. I was super excited to see what they’ve done and how they captured the authenticity of Mexican culture. What a damper on my mood though as the only thing Mexican was the Jalapeño in the window and at after 9pm the food did not look as appealing and the employees seemed to be having some trouble expressing warm happy hospitality. I liked the lay out of the different condiments and dressings. The staff was informative and the general area was clean. There was no fish at that hour. The energy and vibe was dismal and I retired for the night with a bag of colourful salty chips and Pico de Gallo. Lesson for the staff if you do not believe in your product or service you cannot expect the customer to believe it either.

Next, I decided to try again at the other Mexican joint Senor Tacos on that hip strip near Grand Bazaar. Please forgive me but my travel, hospitality and tourism orientation forces me to subconsciously evaluate service organizations especially food with international standards . Hence, I am immediately spun into a tailspin of utter disappointment if low standards prevail. Anyways, back to the story. So obviously the employees didn’t seem very Latin. Next, I noticed, that there were a few sauce pots brewing. They appeared to be some sort of meat or something cooking in the back. However, I just find it unbelievable that taco shells were prepackaged in containers and boxes. Imagine my further despair when I saw that the fish was really ready made fish sticks from a bag in the refrigerator. Then my toppings that were all inclusive were regular. So I had to pay extra for a “Mexican” experience that included pickles and jalapenos taken from a jar and guacamole ready made from prepackaged container. (My Miss Piggy grunt!) Seriously! Furthermore, my pain was enhanced when they wrapped it up and put it on a warming bed. Umm no… $40TT dollars for two depressing, whole wheat tacos with extra paid for specialty toppings.

On to stop numero tres, Mr. Rango’s Cook House and Bar at Price Plaza Chaguanas. One word amazing ! Mr. Rango offers Tex Mex cuisine; a fusion of Texan and Mexican food. Hell, most of the staff speak Spanish and they have a good command of English language! Amazeballs! The branding is everywhere from floor to ceiling. table mats to their signature Rango movie character in the bathroom. Of course their slogan “food, friends and life” is captured in all their branding of menus, table mats and pepper sauce bottles. The service is attentive and quick. The dessert shelves were well stocked with decadent cakes. You can dine in or outside or take away your food. The decor, lighting, seating for take away service, bar and dining is very tastefully done. I even spotted cactus plant. Television screens surround the bar area but you can choose a more intimate setting if you want. How could I forget ! The music was pure latino vibes! Hallelujah! My friends ordered honey BBQ chicken, coconut shrimp and fries and lamb and mashed potatoes with vegetables. The presentation looked as yummy as it tasted ! On leaving, we even got a brief history of Tex Mex food and the unique fusion served at Mr. Rango’s. Talk about turning up the night a notch ♥. While the menu was a bit pricey my friends didn’t mind the trade off since great food, service and ambiance were worth the cost.

So my sour face from my choices was quite temporary.You have to do to experience and most times learn from experience . Now let me back up a bit here. I understand the three Mexican type food concessions are family(Senor Jalapenos), street (Senor Tacos) and upwardly mobile chic restaurant (Mr. Rango’s). Yet, my evaluation was based on the context of quality of food, cleanliness, taste,quality of service, aesthetics, vibes and any wow factors that left “soon come back” lasting impression. So, I’m terribly ecstatic about my new favorite Mexican food spot in Trinidad so go check it out! I hope you have as fabulous a time as I did at Mr. Rango’s

#foodloversdreamcometrue

Thank you Mr. Rango’s for truly sharing your culture not just the celebration of food, friends and life!

The Magnificent Hayes Court- Project Restoration

Posted on January 13, 2014by admin

Pilgrims walk the holy land of Israel, visit the Taj Mahal Temple in India and take a journey to Mecca in Saudi Arabia. In Trinidad a romantic stroll, a jog or a drive by Hayes Court just one of The Magnificent Seven around the Queen’s Park Savannah has similar bearing and contributory value to society. Hayes Court is a residence for Anglican Bishops. It is a beautiful landmark with British and French architectural influences she stands proud just across the street from Queens Royal College. Her aged and withered soul has 140 years of an earful and eyeful of cataclysmic change in the land. She was named after Bishop Thomas Hayes who has never been able to occupy residence there. Today, her 5 bedrooms are uninhabitable.

A cocktail launch last Friday served as the kick starter for pledges to restore Hayes Court. A dance recital by the The Continuum Dance Project, a literary affair from a Pierrot Grenade and imparting of knowledge from the Bishop animated the evening’s itinerary. Attendees included former Hayes Court architect , The Honorary Consul to Barbados, Mr. Audley Walker, The Minister of National Diversity and Social Integration, The Honourable Senator Rodger Samuel, German Ambassadors, other distinguished guests, the media and a warm hosting by Liza Miller and her business partner from Estuary PR company. It was noted that former bake sales by the Anglican church have raised a quarter of a million dollars for the restoration of Hayes Court. Yet, this is not enough to absorb the total repair cost in excess of 24 million Trinidad and Tobago dollars. However, other plans to start tours and open the garden premises to host groups for garden parties and weddings are also on the agenda for boosting funds for restoration of Hayes Court. If proceeds do not meet the need for restoration in a timely manner then this relic would be lost in time forever.

Anglicanism spread throughout the world by teachings from the Anglican missionaries. In 1534 CE this period of reformation set the tone for the birth of a hybrid religion between the Protestant and Catholic faith. It was called Anglicanism. In 2006, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams declared Anglicanism to be distinct from other Christian faiths based on the following. It was the reformed commitment to the priority of the Bible. It also became a Catholic loyalty to the Sacramento and threefold ministry of bishops, priests and deacons. It is noted for a habit of cultural sensitivity and intellectual flexibility that does not seek to close down unexpected questions too quickly. Today it has approximately 80 million members and is the third largest Christian community after Roman Catholicism and The Eastern Orthodox Church. It is these tenets that encompass a faith that embossed the reformation and freedom.

Yet, today as an industrial twin island state we are poised forward as the business hub of the Caribbean. The diversified economy and attractive climate for investment takes us up a notch on the scale of developing country status. While the state is nowhere near its colonized state one can rest assured that this former colony has come a long way to be such a diamond in the rough. However, it is quite odd that a stalwart that symbolizes and boasts of a faith that sparked the ingenuity for change, equal rights, freedom and independence is held with such little regard by its own independent republic state. Hayes Court is an extraordinary marvel of architecture that depicts a pretty picture worth more than a thousand words. It is a statutory emblem of a plight and fight of a people once held captive but now free. The failure to repair and maintain this building will only lead to the axing of one of The Magnificent Seven which adorns the world’s largest roundabout Queen’s Park Savannah. It will serve as the demarcation of a memory and history of the people. But most importantly it will remain an agony to the existing Trinidad and Tobago society and the generations yet to come.

Let’s Go Trinidad and Tobago would like to extend a heartfelt gratitude to estuary Pr and Hayes Court for hosting us !

Charu Lochan Dass

Posted on December 1, 2013by admin

So it’s big business this word ‘creativity’ that is being thrown about so often along with the ability to imagine and create something that has never been done before. In my land of Trinidad and Tobago there is a heist of fashion modus operandi that seems to be taking November like a raging tornado. While iconic and emerging designers, stylists and creative directors aspire to be ‘creative’ and host fashion shows, parties and stimulate the local landscape for glitz and glamour in fashion destination Trinidad and Tobago, one must wonder about standards. Yes, the big issue of standards. Does it apply? Who has the final say? Who says whether it’s okay or not? It would seem as though there are no gatekeepers and the quality and standards are not a big issue. But hello “wake up” it is a big deal. What sets you apart from others is your ability to recognize innovative and functional skill and talent. It makes you more in demand and well respected for your credibility. However, one can beg to differ that if a country is made up of a pluralist society where we accept everything then our standards are in serious jeopardy. But I need not digress any further.

I was invited to the launch of a ‘ready to wear’ collection by a local designer named Charu Lochan Dass. I was a bit late so I missed what seemed to be a welcome drink and the welcome party. Nevertheless, we were ushered in by a CLD brand ambassador. What a surprise getting in and seeing Wendell Constantine as the host for the evening. There was a musical interlude complimented by an eclectic energy of anticipation from the patrons. The designer gave her last words before the show started and it was hit after hit heading down the runway. The models were gorgeous but the collection was even more fabulous. While a picture tells a thousand words it’s unfortunate I didn’t get much pictures. However, this made seeing the collection up close so much more worthwhile. The prints and cuts of each piece were quintessential. There were even drama sets in each model’s walk striking the balance of empowerment and strength of the brand. The hues of vibrant red, the splashes of riveting blue with plunging necklines and the ensembles of a powerful black with revealing bits and pieces sparked a blaze of extraordinary without being raunchy.

The designer in her essence exuded an aura of elegance, grace, poise and humility mixed with a maturity that came with age and experience. Her Indian heritage and Caribbean upbringing, cultural endowments (India, London, Trinidad), university qualifications and years of retail experience prepared her to ‘create’ a distinct fusion of fashion. Undeniably, this has enhanced her ability to execute her passion for fashion. This suggested to me that even though this was her first collection launch in Trinidad she was not an ordinary new comer to the local fashion scene but a game changer. The evening was wooed with “oohs” and “aahs” at the striking emotional connections that one could actually identify with the power and passion of the collection. It was pomp, flair mixed with a strong sip of reality as every single piece was so “ready to wear”. The show ended with a final walk from the designer, a door prize and CLD “goodie bags” (filtered fashion magazine, CLD lookbook, call cards and a CLD t- shirt) for ladies and CLD hats for the guys given out by CLD brand ambassadors. The aftermath was enthralled of photography, fanfare, vibes and mingling.

I think it would be safe to say that the gate keepers have inaugurated Charu Lochan Dass as part of the Trinidad and Tobago fashion scene. The collection was well received and the launch was a success. The reviews are still coming in and they have all received Charu Lochan Dass as a remarkable designer. She is definitely making waves and crashing the shores of this fashion destination with her creativity and innovation!

Let’s Go Trinidad and Tobago would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Charu Lochan Dass for the invitation!

We wish you all the best in your future endeavors!

REPRESENT!

Contact Charu Lochan Dass:

https://www.facebook.com/pages/CLD-Charu-Lochan-Dass/171916886337887?ref=stream

Dreaming on Cloud Nine – Dream Ultralounge

Posted on November 22, 2013by admin

So a birthday for 2 comes every year but this year it was different. This year 25 hit me like a tonne of bricks while being stuck in fifth gear in my support for Trinidad and Tobago’s “stay to get away” campaign.

Yea… I did local for the first time in three years!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Me and my better half found ourselves on the Gulf View link road turning into Dream Ultra lounge’s car park before ascending the staircase to Cloud Nine where dreams come true. There we met our angel! Arnorld! We were greeted by him at the staircase. I could not help but notice the islandme magazines at the host’s reception area. Immediately, I got excited by their venture to support local.I loved the use of space, lights and colour schemes. Everything was in sync in a feng shui way. The vibe was totally chic yet very relaxing. Even though we were on a tight schedule our host made us feel welcomed and special. It was a slow lunchtime for them and Arnold just happened to be manning floor manager, chef, bartender and waiter for the moment. He played all parts with zero neglect and maximum productivity. I was shocked and impressed he was so professional every step of the way ahead of the game.

We ordered thai curry chicken with wedges and smoked Atlantic salmon served on garlic bread. It was a bit early for my “wino” temptations so pineapple juice and their in house lemon lime and bitters were the orders of the hour. They were delectable. We didn’t have to wait too long either everything went smoothly. We even got surprises! Cheesecake slices for our birthday. How sweet! We had a little chit chat with Arnold and I couldn’t help but commend him for his extraordinary customer service representation. We wished him the best in his endeavors. Although luck is where opportunity meets preparation and Arnold is definitely prepared to kick it up a notch and take customer service to an exceptional level wherever his career may take him.

My knowledge and skills do not fail me when I walk into any restaurant or service based institution. There needs to be more passionate and professional persons like Arnold in the service industry who are willing to go the extra mile. This is a “must do” if we want to lead the race and set the pace for service excellence in Trinidad and Tobago. Dream Ultra Lounge has a serious treasure and a remarkable asset to their operations. Thank you to the Dream Team especially Arnold who made our 25th birthday sensationally special!

Cheers

Style it out! Back to School!

Posted on September 3, 2013by admin

While Trinidad and Tobago do not see a autumn/fall season we do have a wet season and we are in full throttle to the hurricane season. This fall all college undergrads and grads are coming out with a bang! The first day of school is no longer a date on the calendar but a fashion event to remember. Hence, some fashionistas are calling on autumn trends and mixing them up with local vibes for this semester’s functional but fashionable look.

Pantone for each season can help you put your wardrobe together. This season some colours to watch out for are grey, black, navy, red, mustard,emerald, browns, coral to name a few. Dresses are taking a fancy to animal print, lace and floral that can be made uber “stoosh” with cardigans and blazers. The outfit can be dressed down with a jean jacket. In light of the season for cold weather flat boots and flats as well as some brightly colored sneakers seem to be the order of the day.Textured looks with faux fur and plaid features are the autumn favorites that can be added in minute detail than vavavoom runway styles perfect for school. Our ladies are getting the nails done paying attention to jewel tones, metallics,holographic, textured and sparkly glitter. The graphic tee is also making its appearance.

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While chic looks, rings and things are making an appearance. School can be quite expensive so cost effective yet eye popping “feel good” looks can be found by adding some pop up to your present wardrobe. A flirty or funky scarf can make your used outfit a belle of the halls. Hair bands and bows can add a cute stylish pop to a boring hairstyle. Some simple accents to your outfit can be midi rings which can add that silver or gold lining accentuation to your look. A staple to your outfit is the jean. There is a throwback trend to the classic with bootcut, skinny and flare so resurrect an old pair or two.The oversized tote and school bag is seen as the stripe,messenger and patterned styles including holographic which I’m sure you have at least one of each if not all three styles in that closet of yours!

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So this season style it out and be cool for school with these tidbit styles.

I’m sure you already have a few in mind!

(my personal favourite see below Loud by Afiya)