"WHO'S THAT GIRL?" EDITORIAL FOR GMARO MAGAZINE'S DECEMBER 2020 #17 ISSUE, STYLED BY SHARRA GREENE, FEATURING MICHELLE GRACIE, PHOTOGRAPHED BY DAMON RICE, MAKEUP BY TEASHERA SMITH

Just dropping by the blog to share my faves from my latest editorial for GMARO Magazine’s December 2020 #17 Issue, along with amazing team, Photographer Damon Rice, Model, Writer, & Actress Michelle Gracie, and Makeup Artist Teashera Smith.

The inspiration for this shoot was inspired by Coco Chanel’s quote “Some people think luxury is the opposite of poverty It is not. It is the opposite of vulgarity.” Michelle has such a vibrant spirit and a heart of gold with billion dollar ambitions so I let that fire that she exudes when it comes to her career goals, inspire my style direction for her by adding in luxurious textures and bold colors in eye catching prints.

Damon was a master at capturing her at all the right moments and helping scout the most amazing locations for each look. Teashera gave us a classic yet timeless beat with a killer cat eye. You can get your copy of the issue with the button below for the full spread and see my faves below! Let me know YOUR favorites in the comment!

Get your copy of Gmaro Magazine’s Dec 2020 #17 issue here! And stay tuned for new style content making its way to the blog really soon!

Sharra,

“The definition of walking art.”

"MISSING PIECES" EDITORIAL FOR ELEGANT MAGAZINE'S SENSUAL #3 SEPTEMBER ISSUE, STYLED BY SHARRA GREENE, FEATURING LASHIRA MONÉ, PHOTOGRAPHED BY DAMON RICE, & MAKEUP BY KAILA EMANI

Just dropping by the blog to share my faves from a sultry spread featured in Elegant Magazine this month, styled by me, of course. I was asked to join this team and bring some simple but super sexy and edgy styling for this series celebrating the female form. Sleek silhouettes and glossy textures were my focus. Lashira served body fiercely and my creative partner in crime Damon Rice came through with the shots. Makeup Artist Kaila Emani gave Lashira a bold beat and magic was made. You can see more looks from this spread in Elegant’s Sensual # 3 September Issue. Get your copy here!

Sharra,

“The definition of walking art.”

"THE TIMELESS WOMAN" EDITORIAL FOR ELEGANT MAGAZINE, STYLED & CREATIVELY DIRECTED BY SHARRA GREENE, FEATURING MODEL JENNIFER CELINE, PHOTOGRAPHED BY DAMON RICE, MAKEUP BY KRISTIN PATTERSON

With everyone in society still referencing iconic trends from every era under the sun in order to create memorable looks for themselves and others, I wanted to style and direct an editorial showcasing the versatility of women’s style as it relates to time, making the point that with confidence, you can channel any point in history and still make it fresh and modern, yet timeless. My main inspirations for the looks were the eclectic, tomboyish charm seen in the 70’s and the unapologetically sexy swag of the 90’s.

Model Jennifer Celine posed fiercely and accordingly for the spread seen in gorgeous cat eye makeup looks by artist Kristin Patterson. My genius creative partner Damon Rice killed the concept visually, per usual. (If you follow my blog, you’re more than familiar with his work.) See a few of my top faves from the spread below, featured in Elegant Magazine’s February Fashion #5 Issue.

Contemplating. Jennifer is wearing a Zara blouse and shorts, red tights, Jeffrey Campbell boots, WANT bag, Forever 21 gold and printed bangles. Nasty Gal earrings, Charlotte Russe rings.

Freely. Jennifer is wearing a PLT sheer frill top, Mistress Rocks Prowess Jacket and Bloom skirt, fishnet tights, Lemon Drop by Privileged feather boots, Nasty Gal earrings, Steve Madden beret, Bebe stretch bracelet.

It really is true that we millennials borrow every bit of our fresh from past eras. Which time period in fashion has impacted you the most and how do you express that through your style? Let me know in the comments!

Go cop your digital or print copy of Elegant Magazine’s Fashion #5 Issue to see more images from the spread! Which is your favorite look? Comment below!

More content coming to the blog next week! Stay tuned, loves!

Sharra,

“The definition of walking art.”