Denise Armand Inc. Fashion & Events

Congratulations to KNAR Boutique  for opening their new Denise Armand Inc. boutique! Visit KNAR Boutique online. Shop now! KNAR is an online boutique that carries unique handcrafted jewelry for women. This winter shop their specialty merchandise like pillows, throws and blankets in a variety of designs for children, women and men. These items make great gifts, especially for the holidays. Safely purchase their jewelry now at  KNAR Boutique  via PayPal. Coming soon for you Iron Bowl college football fans - Auburn University and University of Alabama inspired merchandise. Cozy pillow and blanket sets of all sizes will be available this month and in December. Place your custom orders now to receive them before Christmas. Check out  KNAR Boutique's  YouTube commercial on Denise Armand Inc. TV at  Denise Williams .  They would like to hear from you - comment, like and subscribe. If you have questions concerning the featured items contact us at denisearmandinc@gmail.com .

Welcome to our 2nd post!  This post was inspired by the last one:  Jewelry: Less is More...Maybe .  In the last post I mentioned my Mohawk haircut with both sides of my head shaved and bearing designs. So that got me thinking. With that much personality in one hairstyle, what do I wear with this hair? How much jewelry is too much? Do you need to wear anything more than a simple pair of earrings? Or do I really go over the top and break out 5 gold chains? Let's explore. Before I jumped off of the Mohawk cliff, I had a cute modest short curly cut. Throughout middle school, high school and college I was the girl that wasn’t afraid to try a daring hair style. I've worn a lot of wigs, braids and even sew-ins but I have always wanted to shave a design or two into my hair. Little known fact : I used to style hair back in engineering school for extra money. I’m a natural with a curling iron. I could mimic just about any hairstyle I saw. People would tell me “you have got to open

Welcome to Denise Armand Inc.! With this being our first post and all, I wanted to do a formal introduction. Well, I'm not for long introductions. Let's jump right in. Over the years there have been opinions about how many accessories is too much. Trends are dynamic and so are opinions. Since we sell a lot of it....Let me ask you how many jewelry pieces should one wear at one time. I say it all depends. Where are you going? What is the occasion? Who will be there? Are there any rules for the attire? What do you do for a living? If someone takes my picture will you cringe at it 5 years from now? These are all good questions to think about when venturing out into this "we can't just live in the moment so let me film or post a pic of everything" world we live in.  I'm not saying ponder over the perfect earrings for hours before going out to the movies. However, there is a chance, even if you are not a celebrity, of running into a tiny paparazzi storm consist