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Page 1: Fabulize Mag Holiday 2013
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Cover Model: Justyna GradekPhotographer:Aleksandra Michalak

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Just a few words from Eryka

Things I want now!

Tory Burch riding boots

T he Holidays are here! It’s time to pick out your looks for the new year (which includes Pantone’s color of the year-Radiant Orchid), hair and beauty products (picked out by Loc stylist and blogger Niyya Tenee and hair and makeup artist, ChezRay Don-Tue) holiday fashion looks and recipes to entertain your love ones with. With the New Year almost here, Fabulize is also making sure you look your

best with the with “ The Perfect Date” looks which includes “ The Scent of Love”, a guide to find the right fragrance for you and you beau and a giveaway for a special curvy reader. Hey! Don’t worry about the bad things that have happened this year - try something new, forgive and live your life like it’s golden (Ms. Jilly reference)!!

See you next issue!

Eryka

Check out the best products for your hair in

skin during the winter season.

Fabulize yourself with these outfits for the New Year.

Learn how Imani stays in the modeling game

Feature Model: Imani TalibahPhotographer:Aleksandra Michalak

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Feature Model: Imani TalibahPhotographer:Aleksandra Michalak

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“A woman who is willing to be herself and pursue her own potential runs not so much the risk of loneliness, as the challenge of exposure to more interesting men - and people in general.”

Lorraine Hansberry

Fabulize Yourself in 2014! Out with the Old, in with the Fab!

“ Dreams become reality when we put our minds to it.”

Queen Latifah

“Sometimes being a friend means mastering the art of timing. There is a time for silence. A time to let go and allow people to hurl themselves into their own destiny. And a time to prepare to pick up the pieces when it’s all over.”Octavia Butler

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1Where are you originally from and tell us what age you started modeling? I

was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan. I left Michigan and moved to Florida. I didn’t start modeling until I was 17.

2 How did you start modeling? After I went to a casting call in Florida

for a model search, I did a photo shoot and fell in love. I moved to Ny and was introduced to a Celebrity photogra-pher. My very first photo shoot was for a Magazine called Hype Hair. It was published and I continued from there.

3 What was your big break? I was truly blessed. The people around

me introduced me to different people in the industry. Ater my first shoot I was booked 4 more times for the same magazine to shoot. I was then casted for gigs in NY and I did BK Fashion week. Once I did that it opened many doors for me.

“I believe beauty is in the eye of the beholder and I hoping that

more people come to realize that black is truly beautiful.”

Imani: Next Top Model

Feature Model: Imani TalibahPhotographer:Aleksandra Michalak

In a world where thin is always in and runway models always look the same, Imani Talibah has been able to travel the world and get paid to model. What’s her secret? She credits dedication, a healthy lifestyle and determination as her key to success. It doesn’t hurt that she is gorgeous too.

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Imani’s Fave BeautyProducts

“For my skin I use natural products. Things such as shea and cocoa butter, and vitamin e oil. As for make-up I love Nars and MAC”

Imani’s Fave Hair Products

Design Essentials, AfricasBest

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4 Do you think black models have it harder than any other ethnic

models? Yes, I believe so. It has always been harder for black models.

If you look at the fashion industry today there are not many black male

or female models.

I believe Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and I hoping that more

people come to realize that black is truly beautiful.

5 What would you advise new models to do to get a big break? Start with building your

portfolio. Schedule test shoots with different photographers and Mua. Go to castings. You may get turned down but don’t give up. Stay focused, own it and always believe in yourself. Be unique, be confident, Network. Remember that your look is different. Yes, there are a million beautiful men and women in the world but they aren’t you and they don’t look like you.

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Sex is really just a Tweet, “Like”, Reblog and poke away from you. You can create a Twitter ac-

count and have a date within minutes if you want to but is that healthy? Has

internet dating helped relationships and the courting process or are we embarking in an entire new realm of internet sex. I see on Facebook ev-eryday about “complicated

relationship” statuses and people

being caught cheating. Don’t be a

victim to internet - enjoy yourself, have fun and be safe.

So many dating websites these days it’s kind of hard to figure out why you are single. There is a dating site for everytime of man you

desire; smart, wealthy, young, ethnic,

non-ethnic, religious etc. and it’s hard to

believe there are so many single women. But with virtural acces to millions of women ou should always use safety measures when online dating.

Fabulize Mag

1Get a Google phone number. It’s free and it connects to your Gmail so you don’t have to give your personal

number out. What is the purpose of this? Well, your phone nu,mer can be searced on Google ad it can pull up any profile connected to your number.

2Create a different email address for any dating profiles you want to create. You never know who is searching

your information and you would hate for a potential em-ployer to see the “activities” you’re into.

image credit: Press Herald

Model: Shera J Photographer: Steve Azzara

Dating is not HardJust time consuming and a waste of your cell battery

Social and SexPretty much go hand and hand these days

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The Perfect Date

1Wear something comfortable. Don’t try to wear something too

sexy but you have to always check yourself to make sure you aren’t “exposed”

2Pick a location where you can get to on your own. You should not

rely on a stranger to come and pick you up. Also, bring your own cash. If you are meeting this guy for the first time, don’t assume he’ll cover the bill. Plus it’s just sexier to be able to hold your own in front of a man anyway.

3Do something fun! skip the usual dinner and movies and go exploring

your city!

No matter what your body type is, you’ll find find the perfect date look for any occasion.

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Laila is ALL woman, its clean, sexy, sweet and feminine. The use of watermelon is hardly

detectable by the regular nose, but so brilliantly adds a touch of simple sugar to the seductive blend of Norwegian wildflowers. Laila reminds me of a fine wine, elegant and classy. While beautiful on its own, Laila is even more so when worn by the right person.

Laila is a spectacular buy, starting at only $53 for a 1.7oz bottle.

-Fragrance Type: floral fruity

-Available at: Nordstrom’s, Epcot Center Disney World, Laila.com

-Price Point: $

-Longevity: 8+ hours

-Season: Fall, Winter, Spring

-Type/Age: Business Professional +

Tip! Tip!

Tip!

Don’t forget to do the hair. Add fragrance to your pressure points

1Adding fragrance to your hair will make your

date smile as they hug you.2 Overspray... Just a little.

Not every fragrance is going to last 8 hours, and that’s ok. If you’re wearing a 4 hour transparent scent but want it to stick around for a few extra hours then try a double application.

3 Ears can be sexy! Apply a dab of fragrance just

behind each ear when go-ing out on a romantic date or even a night out on the prowl. Mix the right amount of love potion with the right conversation, and those whispers may just become nibbles.

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THE SCENT OF LOVELeaving a scent is a great first impression

Ladies First...Find your love potion here.

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Dior Hypnotic Poison: notes - apricot, plum, jasmine, rosewood, sandalwood, almond, vanilla

Hypnotic Poison is sure to put a spell on you this holiday season... This fragrance greets you with the most ed-ible almond and vanilla opening, but skips the loud and heady top notes that so many fruit filled designer fra-grances use. Hypnotic Poison uses raw and exotic fruit notes of plum, apricot, coconut and almond. But blend-ed so well with the sandalwood and vanilla, you never feel like you’re wearing a Hawaiian vacation. Rather the opposite, Hypnotic Poison quickly moves into a middle note stage creating a cozy aura around the wearer. As the coconut, jasmine and almond cocktail develops, it eventually becomes a part of your naturally fragrant skin. It’s not hard to see why this Dior classic remains a top seller, and continues to have all the boys mouths watering year after year. There’s nothing wrong with smelling delicious. Prices are typical department store variations, look for a gift set or extra goodie during the holiday making the extra bang worth the buck.

-Fragrance Type: Oriental

-Available at: Spear, most department stores

-Price Point: $$

-Longevity: 8+ hours

-Season: Fall, Winter

-Type/Age: College +

D’Orsay Le Dandy: notes - whiskey, rum, pineapple, ginger, nutmeg, clove, sandalwood, tonka bean, tobacco

Le Dandy is extremely under the radar gem in the men’s fragrance market. It is the right exotic blend of fruit, spices and tobacco makes everyone feel, well... just Dandy. But please, don’t be scared of all this fruit and spice talk. The use of tobacco and woods in the base-notes are what marks this territory a mans scent. Luckily, I know where it’s hiding and priced at a modest $120 for a 100ml bottle. Not in NY... its ok, you can order it online. And I’ll even reveal a hidden discount code for all you world wide web coupon code pirates, use code FRUNKINATOR at www.MiN.com for 15% off your purchase of Le Dandy or any others full bottle purchases.

-Fragrance Type: Woody/Spicy

-Available at: MiN New York Apothecary, MiN.com

-Price Point: $$

-Longevity: 7+ hours

-Season: All, signature scent worthy

For more fragrance recommendations, or to see the most recent in fra-grance reviews, be sure to check out my YouTube channel along with my Facebook and Twitter page. Also, whether you’re planning a trip to a perfume Mecca or just looking for a new fragrance shop in your town, my fragrance store finder website ScentTrails will guide you right where you need to be. ScentTrails.com also has all the upcoming and future fra-grance related events from around the world added and updated daily. I also post regularly as part of The GoodSmellas.com

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1You can start with your

home. Add a vase orpillow to brighten up the

mood

3 Accessories!

2Get yourself a good pair (or 3) of shoes

202014 Color Of the Year is Radiant Orchard

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Model: Shera jPhotographer: Steve Azzara

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It’s All in the Hair!Natural or not, a girl has to take care of her hair in the cold

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Be Gone Hair Detangler-from Alikay NAturals will

keep your hair happy from being tangled when you want yor ‘fro to be free.

“The first thing I noticed about Alikay Naturals’ Creme Brulee Curling Custard was how amazing it smelled. My clients love products that smell good and tha’s effective but they also want products that are good for their hair and will cause the least damage.” Chezray now is a fan, “ I even use it on my own hair!”

Fabulize’s FavoriteNYC based Hair & Makeup Artist Chezray Don-Taue

DDon’t take your hair for granted. The products listed can help with all the styling you want to do for the holidays.

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Niyya Tenee’sEssential Hair Products for

the Ultimate New Year’s Party

Tip! Tip!

Don’t sleep in your makeup!

Throw those lashes out! Reusing lashes is bad

Dr. Bronner’s

Peppermint Pure - Castile Soap

First thing’s first, you want to go into the new year fresh and

clean and there is no shampoo on the market to cleanse your locs like Dr. Bronner’s Castile soap. You can use it alone or blend with other shampoos and natural oils. The peppermint will have you stepping into the New Year like a breath of fresh air.

Dr. Miricle’s Follicle Healing Deep conditioner

The New Year means new possibilities and new growth, both figuratively

and literally. Jump-start the year by stimulate your follicles and conditioning for touchable soft hair

“This is the number one must have product for any New Year Party. This hair sheen will have your hair shinning like the Time Square ball and you’ll smell great too!”

Cantu Shea Butter oil sheen & deep conditioner sprayThe best conditioner sheen for your hair

Niyya Tenee is the founder of Locs Revolution. As a loc stylist, blogger and event planner, she seeks to give voice to the locs community. The Locs Revolution mission is to erase the social stigma of wearing locs and natural hair through education celebration and support.

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Kindle!Give a cute, personalized Kindle case

PerfumeGift sets are always perfect

Monkeybiz South Africa, a nonprofit organization that has revived the ancient African tradition of beading and beadwork, is introducing a new line of cute miniature animals to its popular collection.

If all else fails, give them a gift card.

If all else fails, give them a gift card.

If money is an issue opt to bake

something

If money is an issue make them a gifting basket ot bake them

Get more bang for your buck when buying perfume. Try to score makeup and a bag

With all the excitement around the holidays, it is a tru pleasure to shop for yourself and your favorite people. Here are some of

Fabulize’s favorite that are great for

everyone.

Fabulize’s FavesThe best gifts for you and your loved ones

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How to Wear Radiant OrchidMakeup

Radiant Orchid makeup may seem hard to pull off, but it looks amazing on brown skin. You get the look of a pink with a great blue undertone that will compliment you for the entire year of 2014. Here are some products to start with/

For Blushes, pair this color with a bronzer to make it warm your face. The bronzer with sculpt and the orchid color will frame and warm.

Nars Blusher in Angelika

Lipgloss is easy. Just add a natural lip liner and go

Scared to try this color? Try nail polish first.

Dolce & Gabbana Nail Lacquer Sicilian Jewels

If you want to go a little bit more vampy try 2013’s Holiday Rouge Automatique Lipstick, Illusion No 660 - Guerlain (limited edition)

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Fashion

Check out FabulizeMag.com to find where to get these bags

Colors like green, blue, gold, grey and black pair

well with radiant orchid.

Start with accesories first (see page 12). You can

add a scarf, a bag or even bangles for a refreshing look.

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Plus SizeGiveaway!

Win these Lyssé leggings for your New Year’s date

or party!

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Right in time for the New Year! Go to FabulizeMag.com to win a chance to get a pair of free Lysse Leggings!

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Model: Imani TalibuhPhotographer:Aleksandra Michalak