I would push you in front of Zombies to save my Dog Halloween shirt

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I alter a lot of my clothes I would push you in front of Zombies to save my Dog Halloween shirt . Says Tia Fields, a waitress from Dallas, Texas who recently touched down in New York to visit friends. Her pastel pink wig set the tone for the rest of her candy-colored look, featuring thrifted jeans that she cut up, dyed, and continues to wear as each wash gives it a bit more character. Her expertly applied, sunset-inspired eye makeup is a skill she picked up during quarantine watching TikTok tutorials, while her watch is a vintage Anne Klein piece given to her by her mother. “She keeps me accessorized,” Fields says. Model, educator, and organizer Aisha bint Gladys says her ideas for outfits come to her in visions, like the chartreuse-anchored color scheme that led her to the ensemble she put together for LETS get FR.EE. “It reminds me of Indian summer,” she says. The Brooklynite and co-founder of Freedom Boutique, a mutual aid collective focused on supporting Black folks experiencing homelessness, said she was thrilled to be out with friends, experiencing the energy of live events again. A self-proclaimed “frugal fashionista,” every element of her look was thrifted or scored at a discount.

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 When COVID-19 was declared a pandemic in March 2020, April Brown and Sarah Sklash were elbow-deep in their renovation of a rundown 1970s motel I would push you in front of Zombies to save my Dog Halloween shirt . Facing strict time constraints, a dwindling budget and an ominous uncertainty brought on by the pandemic, the Canadian entrepreneurs had a turbulent journey ahead of them — and it was all filmed for a Netflix original show, Motel Makeover. The six-episode docuseries takes viewers alongside Brown and Sklash’s process of gutting, renovating and launching The June Motel in Sauble Beach, Ontario during the thick of the pandemic. Luckily, the best-friends-turned-business-partners don’t shy away from a challenge. In 2016, they both quit their desk jobs in Toronto to follow their entrepreneurial aspirations and open their first motel property, The June Motel in Prince Edward County. But for their second motel renovation, things were more complicated, to say the least.
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