From The Streets To The Stables Vol. 2

Welcome to 2014! We can already predict it’s going to be a year of absolutely-fabulous fashion. Remember one thing this year: Be Original. Whether it’s digging out some vintage pieces from your great grandmother’s antique chest, or finding an extra special one-of-a-kind fascinator to wear with a simple dress. Do it. Be different and step outside the box.

In this issue “From the Streets to the Stables vol. 2”, we are dedicating it to street style for an upscale equestrian event. Will you be attending a Wellington, Florida Grand Prix event or Palm Beach Polo anytime soon? It’s time to dress it up, ladies. If you are actively competing, obviously it’s fine to wear your breeches and boots, but it has become more of a fashion show for spectators during evening events. You Must look your best.

Be Classic in Black & White: 

Illustrator: Rebecca Hinson, Rebecca Hinson Art. Rebecca specializes in oil paintings of southern scenes, historic architecture, and cheerful animals. We are honored to showcase her new fashion illustrations here on EquestrianStylist.com.

The Style: Classic Black, White, and Silver. A simple vintage black floral sleeveless dress is shown with an ivory fascinator from Polka Dots and equestrian vintage jewelry by Caracol Silver. Handbag by Dressage Collection.

Hair & Makeup:  Chelsea Shea Hodges of Charleston, South Carolina: Chelsea’s passion for hair, make up and style are class

Photographer: Gregg Lambton-Carr of Charleston, South Carolina: He has been a photographer for over 20 years and specializes in fashion, underwater, portraits, wedding, and lifestyle photography.

Model: Rebecca Hinson of Charleston, South Carolina.

Always keep make up soft and accentuate the best features of the face. A soft curl in the hair is sophisticated and sweet.

Adding simple equestrian accessories to accent a simple dress is just the right touch for an evening or equestrian event. It’s 2014: the Year of the Horse. So this year, show it off and live your lifestyle from day to night. Check back soon for more looks from Streets to the Stables on EquestrianStylist.com.