Stop! Do You Need a Fashion Intervention

Shoe and Handbag Interventions

Who does not just love our Oprah, which in my mind I call her “Aunt Oprah”. Her show today was discussing shoe and handbag interventions. In 2005, Oprah tackled an issue plaguing millions of women -bad bras. Who knew that this was one of the problems women encountered in everyday life, LOL. After the show aired, lingerie departments were flooded by ladies looking to give their "girls" a lift.
Oprah's latest fashion intervention targets frumpy flats, scuffed up sneakers and boots that have seen better days. This show was about helping women accessorize from head-to-toe, Oprah teamed up with three titans of trend: Adam Glassman, creative director of O, The Oprah Magazine; Joe Zee, creative director of Elle magazine; and Mary Alice Stephenson, celebrity stylist and contributor to Harper's Bazaar.

Ok, Oprah had a boutique called “Inside Oprah's one-of-a-kind boutique,” which is stocked with the season's hottest shoes, handbags, scarves and jewelry from Zappos.com. First up was a woman with a fondness for leopard print. She says she has a closet full of exotic shoes, but some are too small for her feet."This women heel is coming out from the back of her shoe," Adam says. "This is a no-no for any kind of shoe." Adam says animal prints are a great look, but only if you go with a more contemporary style. The women replaced her 10-year-old clogs, Adam suggests sexy leopard-print heels.

Here are some another interventions pics which I gabbed off of Oprah.com

Do you need to do a fashion intervention? Do you know someone that needs a intervention?I think this show would be very helpful for you while giving you insight in the right shoes and handbags. If you want more tips are read more about this show or have questions you can get the interview and show off of http://www.oprah.com/.

Written by: Denise L. Young