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White Linen Night takes place this weekend on Saturday, August 2nd from 6-9p.m. Over 20 art galleries in the four block radius of Julia Street Partying it up! The big question for everyone is what will you wear? What to wear in this hot and humid weather around so many folks in head to toe white. There are some options for the Fashionistas to beat the heat and stay stylish.

The cute little white knee length summer dress is cute, easy, and breezy, and extremely stylish. (Some places to find that look JC Penny, Frock Candy, Forever21, Dillards, Torrid)

White shorts/capris provides a great opportunity to wear your cute little white shorts and create a cute chic outfit. Top it off with gold accessories and there is just no stopping you.

For all those who have to be different at every cost, such as myself; find an extremely light color shirt or tank top mixed with white. You will stand out. Try it with a pair of dark denim jeans or white bottoms.

Everyday in New Orleans, I now see someone with a scarf on in someway. From wrapped around their head, their waste, draped around the shoulders, tied around the neck, to new creations. Who would have ever thought this would become such a big deal especially here.

Now the everyday person and hip hop to pop artist is rocking the scarf. But the scarf look has been around beyond 2008, worn by many and made the most popular by Hermes, which has been around since the day their first ad launched back in 1979 introducing a lady in a scarf. Another popular choice from the beginning was Burberry with their fabulous famous signature pattern.

For those not so in the loop, a scarf is a piece of fabric that can be worn around the neck, representing fashion to religious and warmth purposes. If worn right the Scarf can be a hot look during any season. In the hotter, drier climates such as our wonderful city, the scarf of choice is a thin knitted scarf.

In the colder climates, the scarf of choice is a thick knitted scarf most popular is that of wool material. The thin scarf has become a way of life in Urban America. The wonderful fresh colors and cuts have made it very cool and funky accessory. But there is a need for the return of the silk scarf as well, its hot and a little on the snooty couture side, as I so love to call it.

The scarf too me is a way for individuals to be able to be a little more creative and add a little personal flair to even the simplest outfit. This can all be seen in the choice of scarf down to how you drape the scarf around you. Everything is up to your interpretation.

After a grueling dance practice yesterday me and my friends began our weekly ‘catch up’ conversation. One of my friends announced her ‘throw back’ pajama jam party that will be next month. She said that everything will be retro, including the music. According to her there will be “No Beyonce bouncing and soldier boy snapping up in that piece.” LOL

Her party announcement sparked a conversation ‘down memory lane’ of all the songs that are throw backs for our generation. We agreed that no dance party was complete without: Monkey on a Stick, Red Rum, DJ Jubilee, Get Da Gat and drum roll please… Pump Da Party!!

Reminiscing on throw back music sparked memories of my fashion taste back in the day. I remember having Ellese tennis shoes in a variety of colors and flaunting them all throughout the school. And in high school an outfit was not complete without some Girbaud jeans. Any and all colors of Girbaud jeans were cool! Then who didn’t want “get it girl” curls to swing during 2 Live Crew’s song “Get it Girl.” I also remember having a ton of Esprit tote bags. And it was always a treat when my sister would take me to the Esprit shop in the CBD (anybody remembers that place??)! Anyone else had the half and half hair style: The big bang in the front and long in the back?? Praise the Lord that the wrap hairstyle came into play so all of us who did have the big band hair style could seamlessly grow out the front of our hair.

A couple of fashion trends that I thought was hot but my mom refused to let me participate in was starter jackets (she thought they were to manly) and Cross Colors (she thought they looked like clown clothes).

What is most funny about these memories is that a lot of the trends are resurfacing. Check out these celebrities flaunting their retro style: