The Necessity of Accessories

By Millie Ivaska

Check out the latest and greatest hair accessories trends! Rock these and you'll be ready for Spring and more.

1.    Embellished headbands:

Headbands with big and fabulous accessories are all the rage this year. They are flirty, fun and come in countless styles.

      2. Veils: 

Not just for funerals and weddings anymore. Headbands, hats, clips and barrettes are being adorned with these fashionable and adorable veils that are perfect for formal and festive occasions. 

        3. Jewelry: 

Jewel encrusted clips can match anything you wear and give your outfit and element of beauty and class.

       4. Flowers: 

Flower pins and clips are fun, fresh and easy to incorporated into almost every hairstyle.

       5. Bows: 

My personal favorite accessory, bows can be a great way to add a feminine touch and a little detail to the everyday look. 

       6. The Pouf: 

Whether you love her or hate her, Snooki is definitely bringing back the pouf. With the help of the Bump It, you can rock this sassy style anytime.

ON SALE NOW IN MISS D'URSO's ROOM! Headbands! Flower clips! Button barrettes! Come check out the variety or order your custom made hair accessory to stay ahead of the trend!

10 MUST HAVES for Late Fall & Winter

by Ruth Rinaolo

1. Boots

2. Jeggings

3. High Waisted Skirts

4. Layered Necklaces

5. Striped Sweaters

6. Long, Drapey Cardigans

7. Patterned Tights

8. Military Inspired Coats

9. Layered Ruffle Tops

10. Colorful Scarves

Check out Miss D'Urso's Fashion Blog of her own! www.ginajosephineaggie.blogspot.com

Little Dresses For Africa

by Natalie Martinez

The fashion club at The Willows Academy has become something very
big. From planning our spring fashion show to making dresses, we have
been very busy. For our first project we are making dresses for little girls in
Africa.

The simple dresses that we are making are made out of pillow cases
and have added designs to them. We have been working week after week,
striving to make these dresses the best that they can be. Many of the dresses
have different patterns and designs. To add more style to each dress we put
buttons and ribbons of all different colors. Those of us who knew how to
sew, sewed parts of the dresses while the rest of us cut parts for the dress and
added things onto it until it was all complete

These dresses will be sent all the way to Africa where they will be

distributed to young girls in schools, orphanages, and churches. Many states

have sent dresses and donations to help this cause, and we are proud to be

one of them.

A BIG thanks to Miss Manning! She brought this project to life and is responsible for its inception.

For more information on Little Dresses for Africa, click here.