Kelly Anne, hairstyle, is a strong, fierce, and loving woman. Her beauty, and energy light up any room.
Meeting her for the first time at the Moxy open house I remember her energy and excitement filling the room. She is a mother and grandmother. Recently spent her Grandparent’s Day with her grandchildren. She has a true love of life and people.
Anne’s Entrepreneurial Spirit
She began her beauty career as a licensed cosmetologist 23 years ago. The training provided her with an understanding of healthy hair and scalp. Meeting with chemists, doctors, beauty brands, and celebrities. This journey leads to the development of her own hair care beauty line.
This beauty line is something really needed. The development of this product is with shea butter. This is a product that is a fat extracted from the nut of the African shea tree. It is a moisturizer, relieves inflammation as well as dry itchy skin. This is important in hair care. Missy Echeverria states, “The athletes love it, their wives live it and I love it!”
Anne’s Products
The development provides a unisex product that is great for men and women. Tom Boy Wicked encourages men that it is ok to groom. This is a clean collection for men or women. There is a moisturizer, hair gel, and body splash. The body splash is refreshing and alluring.
Recent product addition to the hair product line is K A Holistic Hemp-Notic. This product line includes CBD and hemp infused. This is full of Omega 3s. Omega 3s is fabulous for:
Hair loss prevention
Stops breakage
Healthy lush hair
Inflammation reduction
Encourages hair growth
The unique qualities of the KA beauty line are clean and natural. The development attention to the scalp and the importance of scalp care for healthy hair. Each product in the hair care line focuses on refreshing and moisturizing the scalp. “LOVE these holistic hair products! I rub it on my temples for stress headaches and migraines! And my neck, after a hard days work! My scalp feels invigorated after using the spray. I recommend trying both.”
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Anne’s Beauty Tip
The key to beautiful hair is:
Trim the ends of your hair.
Moisture, Moisture, Moisture. Just as your skin needs hydration so does your scalp.
A great product is the KA Holistic scalp therapy. It does not leave a heavy or oily feeling.
Anne’s Fondest Memory
Anne’s favorite memory, “I have so many fond memories but one that stands out firm is when I went to Paris because of my product line. Yes, I sent my line ahead of me and arrived later. To open arms, Hotel Disney in Paris attending the Face Of the World Pageant.” What a wonderful time Paris and Disneyland. Hot chocolate and coffee, a little romance with the city of Paris and fun with Disneyland.
Anne’s Start to the Day
Her way to make it a great day it starts with, “sage and a few minutes of meditation. Then 1 hour of online marketing. That never fails but I must admit some mornings I have to push myself.” This is a great way to start a day some meditation and social connection.
Anne creates a world that is full of beauty and fun. Her talents and insight bring a line of beauty products for your hair care that is unique for your best hairstyle. Stay tuned KA Brand will be apart of our fall beauty contest coming soon.
Behind the scenes at The Emmys® is here.This is the70th-anniversary with a celebrity party of surprises, love, and beauty. The evening starts with the glamorous red carpet and concludes with the Governors Ball. The celebrities bring out the best in traditional red carpet fashion, talent, and entertainment.
Deon Cole Arrives at the Emmys®
Nnedi Okorafor Arrives at the Emmys®
Leslie Jones, left, and RuPaul Charles at the Emmys® Behind The Scenes
RuPaul Charles, left, and Leslie Jones present Emmys®
Leslie Jones arrives at the Emmys®
Leslie Jones arrives at the Emmys®
Tracee Ellis Ross, Issa Rae and Yvonne Orji at the Emmys® Behind The Scenes
Emmys® Behind The Scenes
Natasha Lyonne arrives at the Emmys®
Chrissy Teigen, left, and John Legend arrive at the Emmys®
Connie Britton arrives at the Emmys®
Sarah Paulson, left, and Connie Britton arrive at the Emmys®
Evan Rachel Wood arrives at the Emmys®
Leslie Jones Rupaul Charles at tthe Emmys® Behind the Scenes
Ricky Martin arrives at the Emmys®
Tracee Ellis Ross Emmys Primetime Red Carpet
Allison Janney arrives at the Emmys®
Jessica Biel arrives at the Emmys®
Jessica Biel, left, and Justin Timberlake arrive at the Emmys®
Judith Light arrives at the Emmys®
Gwendoline Christie arrives at the Emmys®
Emmys® Behind The Scenes
Tiffany Haddish arrives at the Emmys®
Marcus Scribner arrives at the Emmys®
Karamo Brown arrives at the Emmys®
Antoni Porowski arrives at the Emmys®
Behind The Scenes Emmys®
Hayma Washington, arrives at the Emmys®
Jonathan Van Ness arrives at the Emmys®
Tan France arrives at the Emmys®
Elisa Perry arrives at the Emmys®
Poppy Delevingne arrives at the Emmys®
Kari Skogland arrives at the Emmys®
Tiffany Haddish arrives at the Emmys®
Sadie Sink arrives at the Emmys®
Ken Olin, left, and Patricia Wettig arrive at the Emmys®
Bob Odenkirk, left, and Rhea Seehorn arrive at the Emmys®
Elisabeth Moss arrives at theEmmys®
Ellie Kemper arrives at the Emmys®
Felicity Huffman, left, and William H. Macy arrive at the Emmys®
Keri Russell arrives at the Emmys®
Cheryl Hines arrives at the Emmys®
Laurie Metcalf arrives at the Emmys®
Jimmy Kimmel, left, and Molly McNearney arrive at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Jeff Garlin arrives at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Peter Dinklage arrives Emmys®
Thandie Newton arrives at the 70th Primetime Emmys®
David Miller, left, and Ryan Murphy arrive at the Emmys®
Connie Britton arrives at the Emmys®
Finn Wolfhard arrives at the Emmys®
Marsai Martin arrives at the Emmys®
Sarah Goldberg arrives at the Emmys®
Xosha Roquemore arrives at the Emmys®
Yvonne Strahovski arrives at the Emmys®
Issa Rae arrives at the Emmys®
Max Minghella arrives at the Emmys®
Aidy Bryant arrives at the Emmys®
Scarlett Johansson, left, and Colin Jost arrive at the Emmys®
Dakota Fanning arrives at the Emmys®
Suzanne Cryer arrives at the Emmys®
Alexis Bledel arrives at the Emmys®
Ellie Kemper arrives at the Emmys®
Maika Monroe arrives at the Emmy®
Tituss Burgess arrives at the Emmy
Kevin Pollak arrives at the Emmys®
Travis Mills and Madelaine Petsch arrive at the Emmys®
Chrissy Metz arrives at the Emmys
Joseph Fiennes arrives at the Emmys®
Yvonne Orji arrives at the Emmys®
Amanda Brugel arrives at the Emmy®
Scarlett Johansson arrives at the Emmys®
Nnedi Okorafor arrives at the Emmys®
Dan Lagana arrives at the Emmys®
Crystal Dickinson and Brandon Dirden arrives at the Emmys®
Natalia Dyer arrives at the Emmys
Ellie Kemper at the Emmy
Betty Gilpin at the Emmy
Tina Fey arrives at the Emmys
Issa Rae arrives at the Emmy
Mandy Moore arrives at the Emmys
Padma Lakshmi arrives at the Emmy
Letitia Wright arrives at the Emmy
Charlie Heaton arrives at the Emmy
Betty Gilpin arrives at the Emmys
Felicity Huffman arrives Emmy
Jessica Biel arrives at the Emmy
Joe Keery, left, and Gaten Matarazzo arrive at Emmys®
Maika Monroe, left, and Joe Keery arrive at the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards on Monday, Sept. 17, 2018, at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles. (Photo by Willy Sanjuan/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images)
Alexis Bledel arrives at the Emmys®
Tanika Ray arrives at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Madeline Brewer arrives at the Emmys
EXCLUSIVE – Madeline Brewer arrives at the Emmys®
Britney Young arrives at the Emmys®
General atmosphere at the Emmys®
Natalie Morales, Hoda Kotb and Savannah Guthrie arrive at the Emmys®
Sandra Oh arrives at the Emmys® Behind The Scenes
Millie Bobby Brown arrives at the Emmys® Behind The Scenes
Paula Newsome arrives at the Emmys® Behind The Scenes
Chrishell Stause arrives at the Emmys® Behind The Scenes
EXCLUSIVE – Chrishell Stause, left, and Justin Hartley arrive at the Emmys®
Hannah Zeile arrives at the Emmys®
Kayli Carter arrives at the Emmys®
O. T. Fagbenle arrives at the Emmys®
O. T. Fagbenle arrives at the Emmys®
Louise Roe arrives at the Emmys®
Noah Schnapp arrives at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Mackenzie Hancsicsak arrives at the Emmys®
Sterling K. Brown, left, and Ryan Michelle Bathe arrive at the Emmys®
Sterling K. Brown, left, and Ryan Michelle Bathe arrive arrives at the Emmys®
Chrishell Hartley arrives at the Emmys®
Chrishell Hartley, left and Justin Hartley arrive at the Emmys®
Kristen Bell arrives at the Emmys®
Tatiana Maslany arrives at the Emmys®
Holly Taylor arrives at the Emmys®
Hannah Zeile arrives at the Emmys®
Amy Hoggart arrives at the Emmys®
Laura Day and Stephen Schiff arrive at the Emmys®
Regina King arrives at the Emmys®
Ashley Nicole Black arrives at the Emmys®
Hannah Zeile arrives at the Emmys®
Lindsey Vonn arrives at the Emmys®
Regina King arrives at the Emmys®
Justin Hartley, left, and Chrishell Hartley arrive at the Emmys®
Sterling K. Brown, left, and Ryan Michelle Bathe arrive at the Emmys®
Ryan Michelle Bathe arrives at the Emmys®
Nathalie Emmanuel arrivesat the Emmys®
Zuri Hall arrives aat the Emmys®
Nina Kiri, from left, Amanda Brugel and Madeline Brewer arrive at the Emmys®
Amanda Brugel arrives at tEmmys® Behind The Scenes
Yvonne Orji arrives at the Emmys®
Maria Fiennes, left, and Joseph Fiennes arrive at the Emmys®
Nina Kiri arrives at the Emmys®
Sydney Sweeney arrives at the Emmys®
Yvonne Orji at the Emmys®
Carol Kane arrivesat the Emmys®
Matt Lintz arrives at the Emmys®
Zuri Hall arrivesat the Emmys®
TK Wright, left, and Jeffrey Wright arrive at the Emmys®
Thomas Middleditch arrives at the Emmys®
Sterling K. Brown, left, and Ryan Michelle Bathe arrive at the Emmys®
Giuliana Rancic arrives at the Emmys®
Matt Lintz arrives at the Emmys®
Becki Dennis arrives at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Amy Adams arrives at the Emmys®
– EXCLUSIVE – Tina Fey arrives at the Emmys®
Amanda Brugel arrives at the Emmys®
Amanda Brugel arrives at the Emmys®
Nina Kiri, from left, Amanda Brugel and Madeline Brewer arrive at the Emmys®
Marc Maron arrives at the Emmys®
Noah Schnapp arrives at the Emmys®
Thomas Middleditch arrives at the Emmys®
Issa Rae arrives at the Emmys®
Amy Adams arrives at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Tim Gunn arrives at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Liv Pollock, left, and Dacre Montgomery arrive at the Emmys®
Alexis Bledel arrivesat the Emmys®
John Leguizamo arrives at the Emmys®
Suzanne Cryer arrives at the Emmys®
Heidi Klum, left, and Tom Kaulitz arrive at the Emmys®
Nathalie Emmanuel arrives at the Emmys®
Tina Fey arrives at the Emmys®
EXCLUSIVE – Max Minghella arrives at the Emmys®
Luke Evansarrives at the Emmys®
Judith Light arrives at the Emmys®
Sterling K. Brown, left and Yvonne Orji at the Emmys®
Luke Kirby arrives at the Emmys®
Ellie Kemper arrivesat the Emmys®
Madelaine Petsch arrives at the Emmys®
Travis Mills arrives at the Emmys®
Travis Mills, left, and Madelaine Petsch arrive at the Emmys®
Daniel Bruhl arrives at the Emmys®
Rachel Reichard, left, Chris Sullivan arrive at the Emmys®
Suzanne Cryer arrives at arrives at the Emmys®
Heidi Klum, left, and Tom Kaulitz arrives at the Emmys®
Heidi Klum arrives arrives at the Emmys®
Kate McKinnon, left, and Aidy Bryant arrive at the Emmys®
Yvonne Orji arrive at the Emmys®
Liv Pollock, left, and Dacre Montgomery arrive arrives at the Emmys®
Joe Keery arrives at the Emmys®
Maika Monroe, left, and Joe Keery arrive at the Emmys®
Sydney Sweeney arrives at the Emmys®
Mishel Prada, left, and Melissa Barrera arrive at Creative Arts
Lori Greiner at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Michelle Pak at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Louise Sutton at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Tiffani Thiessen at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Sarah Drew at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Jane Lynch at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
The team from The Corner Shop, Production Company, BBDO New York at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
RuPaul Charles, left, and Michelle Visage at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Sharna Burgess at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
John Legend at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Pat King at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Fuller House arrives at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Neil Patrick Harris at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
W. Kamau Bell at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Mike Jackson, from left, Alex Rudeinski, Neil Meron, and Andrew Lloyd Webber at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Betsy Brandt at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Isabel May at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Emery Kelly, from left, Tiffani Thiessen, Finn Carr, Jolie Jenkins, Isabel May, Paris Berelc and Eddie Shin at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
The team of Lost in Space at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Gary Murphy at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Mandy Mooreat the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
The Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Jeff Danna, left, and Mychael Dannaat the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che
Claire Foy, winner
Peter Dinklage, winner
Rachel Brosnahan, winner
Betty White, Kate McKinnon and Alec Baldwin at the Emmys®
Jimmy Kimmel and Molly McNearney at the Emmys®
Amy Sherman-Palladino, winner
Amy Sherman-Palladino, winner
Bill Hader, winner
Bill Hader, winner
Tiffany Haddish, winner
Michael Douglas presents the award
Ryan Murphy wins the award
Glenn Weiss accepts the award
Glenn Weiss proposes to his girlfriend
Glenn Weiss proposes to his girlfriend
Glenn Weiss proposes to his girlfriend after accepting
Glenn Weiss proposes to his girlfriend after accepting the award
Glenn Weiss proposes to his girlfriend after accepting the award
Glenn Weiss proposes to his girlfriend after accepting the award
Regina King poses with the award
Ilana Glazer, left, and Abbi Jacobson presents
Host Michael Che speaks
Darren Criss, left, accepts the award
Regina King, accepts
Ryan Murphy accepts the award
Chrissy Teigen, left, and John Legend presents
Merritt Wever accepts the award
Kit Harington, left, and Constance Wu
Jeff Daniels accepts the award
Aidy Bryant, left, and Bob Odenkirk present
Kate McKinnon, left, and Alec Baldwin speaks
Betty White speaks
Merritt Wever poses backstage
Tiffany Haddish appears backstage
Bill Hader, from left, Tiffany Haddish, and Michael Douglas appear backstage
Rachel Brosnahan, winner
Rachel Brosnahan,
Rachel Brosnahan, winner
Rachel Brosnahan, winner
Jessica Biel, left, and Elisabeth Moss pose
Amanda Peet, William H. Macy, Felicity Huffman and Sarah Paulson at the Emmys®
Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem and Edgar Ramirez at the Emmys®
Jeff Daniels accepts the award
Ed Harris and Thandie Newton at the 70th Primetime Emmys®
Penelope Cruz at the 70th Primetime Emmy
Penelope Cruz, Javier Bardem, and Edgar Ramirez at the 70th Primetime Emmy
Thandie Newton, Evan Rachel Wood and Amanda Nguyen at the Emmy Awards
Jessica Biel, Issa Rae, Yvonne Orji and Tracee Ellis Ross at the Emmys®
Amanda Crew and Suzanne Cryer at the Emmys®
Tracee Ellis Ross, Issa Rae and Yvonne Orji at the 70th Primetime Emmys®
Henry Winkler, winner Congrats
Henry Winkler, winner
Ryan Murphy, winner
Matthew Rhys, winner
The 70th Primetime Emmy Awards
Team member from “RuPaul’s Drag Race”
Kathleen Rosemary Treado, left, and Jeff Daniels, winner
Peter Dinklage, winner
A general view at the 70th Primetime Emmy
Katt Williams, winner of the award
Katt Williams, winner
Congrats RuPaul Charles
Darren Criss, Congrats, with the award
Claire Foy, winner
RuPaul Charles and team with the award
Hosts Colin Jost and Michael Che
RuPaul Charles and the team from “RuPaul’s Drag Race” with the award
The Emmys® is the70th-anniversary celebrity party of surprises, love, and beauty. The evening starts with the glamorous red carpet and concludes with the Governors Ball. The celebrities bring out the best in traditional red carpet fashion, talent, and entertainment.
Emmys® 70th anniversary a party of surprises, love, and beauty. The evening starts with the glamorous red carpet and concludes with the Governors Ball. The celebrities bring out the best in traditional red carpet fashion, talent, and entertainment.
Gaten Matarazzo arrives at the Emmys®
Britney Young arrives at the Emmys®
Giuliana Rancic arrives at the Emmys®
Sydney Sweeney arrives at the Emmys®
Ellie Kemper arrivesat the Emmys®
Noah Schnapp arrives at the Emmys®
Suzanne Cryer arrives at arrives at the Emmys®
Louise Roe arrives at the Emmys®
Emmys 70th Party Red Carpet
The Emmys Red Carpet brought a great selection of fashion and personal style. The colors of the evening include blush, rose gold, green, and red. There was a lot of tulle, taffeta, pleats, and prints. The seasonal mix was strong with summer and fall styling and fashion. The fashion is more formal with some daring moments.
Jessica Biel, left, and Justin Timberlake arrive at the Emmys
Millie Bobby Brown arrives at the Emmys
Sandra Oh arrives at the Emmys
Heidi Klum arrives at the Emmys®
Kristen Bell arrives at the Emmys®
Emmys 70th Party Red Carpet Formal
The red carpet is one time to get the glam out and put together a perfect look. There were so many who took the traditional formal look. A few that caught our eye include:
Kristen Bell is wearing Laura Taylor & Ryan Holliday-Stevens. It is straight neckline and sleeves sheer sleek modern and edgy. The styling, Nicole Chavez, includes Forever Mark jewels, a simple sweepback for the hair done by Christine Symond, and makeup Amyoresman with a nude sheer gloss.
Millie Bobby Brown is wearing Calvin Klien. This fun pink print dress is just above the ankle showing off her soft pink pointed kitty cat heels. It is off the shoulder with little bows. She accentuated with gold bracelets and rings, and a simple silver necklace.
Sandra Oh is wearing Ralph & Russo plunging neckline with great texture and glitzy with garnet-colored stones along the plunging neckline, waist and sleeves, hair down, and diamonds on her wrist.
Heidi Klum brings all the stops in Zac Posen pastel peach strapless dress. This is a wonderful gown for her perfect figure. She accessories with a choker necklace from Lorraine Schwartz. Her glam evening tip is to lay down in the car to keep your dress from wrinkling.
Tracee Ellis Ross Emmy
RuPaul Charles, left, and Leslie Jones present
Tiffany Haddish arrives at the Emmy
Nnedi Okorafor arrives at the Emmys®
RuPaul Charles, left, and Michelle Visage at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
RuPaul Emmys® Creative Arts Red Carpet
Emmys 70th Party Red Carpet Personal Style Moments
Red carpets are always a wonderful time to share your personal style. There are many who take the time to present personal messages, stories, and style. It brings fun and adventure to the red carpet. A few with some personal styling moments:
Tracee Ellis Ross wearing a hot pink voluminous Valentino haute couture. The voluminous fuchsia taffeta looked like a large fluffy floating cloud. A lot of fun. Her eyeshadow is orange with blurred lipstick (a popular trend on the red carpet). Her hair is slicked back curls.
Leslie Jones rocked the red carpet with a Christian Siriano. This colorful pantsuit is a great personal look. Every time she moves the colors change on the pantsuit. The jacket has just one button for a nice peek-a-boo. Her clutch is from Judith Leiber and jewelry Jordan Alexander. Keeping with the fun personal style she is wearing her hair in a modified spiked mohawk. Her eye makeup a smokey eye with a light-toned lip.
Tiffany Haddish brings a personal message to the red carpet wearing a custom gown by designer Prabal Gurung. This dress is an inspiration from the Eritrean flag, the country in northeastern Africa, her father’s home country. The dress is voluminous and fun to twirl around. This dress fits her personality of love and happiness. She is wearing Tattoo earrings with white diamonds by Lorraine Schwartz.
Nnedi Okorafor, Game of Thornes creator, wears art on the red carpet with a hand-painted by V Kottavei Richmond and the dress designer Therez Fleetwood.
Deon Cole continues his tuxedos with bold patterns. This tux by Gucci is in wild patterns. He keeps the traditional bow tie and white pleated wingtip tuxedo shirt.
RuPaul Charles loves the pink suits for the Creative Arts red carpets. 2016 he graced the red carpet in a hot pink polka-dot suit. This year is a solid hot pink suit (a trend color for the red carpet). The Emmys Primetime he wears a white double-breasted suit. He has a classic button-up shirt, pop of color with Calvin’s pointy-toe, tangerine orange Western boots with a Cuban heel. He completes the sex appeal (accessories) with a black clutch and cocktail ring. All suits designed by Calvin Klein. He always states, If you don’t love yourself, how in the hell are you gonna love somebody else?” He lives this every day in his personal style.
The red carpet evening was filled with great friendships, reunions, talents, and beautiful fashion. You can see the full red carpet here. What is your favorite look from the Emmys red carpet? Please use # 4ChionStyle on social media.
Todd Barrow’s passion is music and he wants to share it one note at a time. He enjoys writing, producing, recording and releasing music for airplay.
Barrow’s Music Background
Barrow began his music interest at a young age. The interest in music started with his mother encouraging and influencing him. The first instrument is learning the piano. His mother’s encouragement is important today. Encouragement leads him to love all aspects of music.
Born and raised in Texas the country music seems to be a natural. Barrow took an adventure around music genre before becoming a country music performer. He states, “I began in my younger years doing gospel then it was pop. I landed on country music because it paints the best picture I feel in music.” When listening to Barrow’s music you hear a blend of different genres with a center country music.
Todd Barrow Music
Barrow’s Influences
Favorite musicians, who are true writers and performers. Willie Nelson, Hank Williams, and Ronnie Milsap. These musicians have a level of commitment to their craft are not afraid to be the change in country music!
The opportunity to work under the collaboration with close friends of Charlie Pride results in Live The Dream with TMG label in 2014. Many performers influence his goals and music.
Charlie Pride, he states, “is a great man. He has stuck to his roots and this inspired me to get involved with country music. Mutual close friend Sonny Burgess has been tremendous influencing my career as well. He is about giving back to charities with our talents.”
Barrow’s Charity Work
The value of being involved with community and giving back is a strong belief for Barrow. He works with Cook Children’s Hospital and Ronald McDonald House (RMHFW) in Fort Worth.
These remarkable organization helps families in need while children are healing. RMHFW offers a supportive home for families dealing with seriously ill children. He collaborates to write and produce a song for RMHFW. The song, “The House That Love Built” helps raise awareness and funds for the organization.
Barrow’s Music
“Persistence is the keyword. I would also add an attitude of never giving up, he advises.” The music industry is many long hours on the road and sacrifices.
Combining genres often heard in his music. He decides what combinations will work with the story he is telling, from a quote by Willie Nelson, “it best all you need is three chords and the truth now you have a country song.”
Keeping this schedule up is motivated by the thrill of entertaining an audience keeps him going. A strong commitment to the vision of great music in today’s society.
Barrow’s Songs
The approach to his music is storytelling. The song is not just words but a story. Portraying every line, the stories, and the people with a sincerity that comes from the heart is in the music.
A favorite song with 4Chion Lifestyle conveys being in the Bayou, Love in The Big Bayou,. Listening to the song you gain a visual of the Bayou and life. He says, “This was a great song for me to record. A visit to the Florida Keys and deep Louisiana sparked the interest to covey this story.”
The one song that the story just seems to connect to life not just for you but your listeners as well is he states, “I would say the one song is, Guadalupe River. A true story on a quick weekend trip to the crazy river in Texas. Everyone loves this tune!”
Barrow’s Family
His family is a blessing and he cherishes his three children, Joshua, Hannah, and Noah. He met his wife at a Christmas holiday event with Charlie Pride performing at Cook Children’s Hospital.
Barrow’s Events
Events- 9/22 Hulen Mall Ft. Worth, TX
9/29 Ramseys Roadhouse Wills Point, TX
10/13 Yucatan Taco Stand Ft. Worth, TX
10/25 Love and War in Texas Lindale,TX
Barrow is up and coming sharing one note at a time.
Creative Arts Emmy® Awards is one of many celebrations the Television Academy holds during the year. This year it is the 70th Annual. The two-night event celebrates reality television, television movies, and behind the scenes work.
Red Carpet
Tiffani Thiessen at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Louise Sutton at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
The team of Lost in Space at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Emery Kelly, from left, Tiffani Thiessen, Finn Carr, Jolie Jenkins, Isabel May, Paris Berelc and Eddie Shin at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Jane Lynch at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Sarah Drew at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Gerald McRaney at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Gary Murphy at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Jeff Danna, left, and Mychael Dannaat the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Betsy Brandt at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Neil Patrick Harris at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Andrea Barber, from left, Candace Cameron Bure, Lori Loughlin, John Stamos, Caitlin McHugh, Bob Saget and Kelly Rizzo arrive at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Pat King at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Lori Greiner at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Mandy Moore at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Bobby Berk, from left, Tan France, Antonio Porowski, David Collins, Rob Eric, Jennifer Lane, Karamo Brown, Jonathan Van Ness, Michael Williams, Mark Bracero, Rachelle Mendez, and Thomas Scott Reeuther at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
W. Kamau Bell at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
RuPaul Charles, left, and Michelle Visage at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
Sharna Burgess at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
John Legend at the Emmys® 2018 Creative Arts Awards
The two evening red carpets bring the best fun in fashion. Classic couture and tuxedos hit the red carpet for the glamorous nights. Rupaul Charles graces in a pink suit (last time we attended the Emmys® he wore a pink polka dot suit). Sharna Burgess brings fun in a pantsuit. See all the red carpet looks here.
Creative Arts Award Recipents
Chrissy Teigan, left, and John Legend attend the Governors Ball during
This evening was filled with many great moments and recipients. The evenings hosted by Jane Lynch and a marching band. The evening winners included:
Anthony Bourdain Emmys® Creative Arts 2016 Red Carpet Photos Credit Raymond L Forchion
Award Stats
John Legend collects his EGOT (Emmy®, Grammy® Oscar®, and Tony® recipent) for Jesus Christ Superstar Live
Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown collects six Emmys® including the Writing Category.
Queer Eye collects three Emmys® including Structured Reality Program.
SaturdayNight collects seven Emmys®
Game of Thornes ties with SaturdayNight with seven Emmys®
A favorite show for 4Chion Lifestyle The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American Crime Story brings home 4
RuPaul Charles attends the Governors Ball (Photo by Willy Sanjuan/Invision/AP)
Behind the Scenes
The weekend is to honor those who work behind the scenes from music, to costume, choreography, and more. A few includes:
Carpool Karaoke Outstanding Short Form Variety Series
So You Think You Can Dance Mandy Moore for Outstanding Choreography
The Assassination of Gianni Versace: American CrimeStory Outstanding Makeup for a Limited Series or Movie
The Crown Outstanding Casting
The Handmaid’s Tale Samira Wiley Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series
RuPaul’s Drag Race Outstanding Costumes for Variety, Nonfiction or Reality Programming
Emmys® 2018 Governors Ball
The evenings concluded with the Governors Ball. Click here for details, party ideas, and recipes including a cocktail.
RuPaul sums up the evening with love, courage, tenacity, and the human spirit. To see the entire evening photos click here.
What is your favorite show on television or red carpet look? Post your answers on social media using #4ChionStyle.
The 70th Emmy® Awards will telecast live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, Monday, September 17 (5:00 – 8:00 PM PT) on NBC. Colin Jost and Michael Che, will co-host.
CAAFD (Council of Aspiring American Fashion Designers) brings opportunities to fashion designers that are just starting out. The team experience gives the designers a direction to getting through the front door.
The team is stylists, designers, professionals, and artists. CAAFD presents Bajaj-Larsen, Yufash, Sania Studio, Patricia Wijaya, Mouton Blanc, Zabetta Couture, Ayni, and Thunyatorn runways for spring summer 2019 at Pier 59.
Ruth Zabetta CAAFD NYFW
Yufash CAAFD Designer Showcase
Yufash CAAFD Designer Showcase
Mouton Blanc Show CAAFD
Thunyatorn CAAFD Designer Showcase
Helen Bajaj-Larsen
Bajaj-Larsen, an emerging designer, focuses on the textile and surface design. Spring summer 2019 collection is colorful with exceptional surface textual designs. There are many regions of the world represented on the runway.
Yufash
Yufas, luxury edgy eveningwear, spring summer 2019 brings menswear to the luxury brand. The runway, filled with color and brightness. The attention to the details is seen throughout the collection. They take into account that many evening events use softer lighting or red carpet coverage. They add texture and beading to capture and bounce the light.
Sania Studio
Sania Studio creates directional feminine silhouette. The spring-summer 2019 designs with luxe fabrics cut and draping with nice prints. The fabric is light and has movement. This is an exceptionally late spring and summer collection.
Patricia Wijaya
Patricia Wijaya, brings dark blues and gold to spring summer 2019. This is a complete styling with Cava Prive’s shoes and Dale Beevers’ jewels. The use of architecture is strong in the collection. This adds a futuristic look to the collection.
Mouton Blanc
Mouton Blanc is a collections representative of designer Hakuyo Miya Japanese background and upbringing. Soft colors, light fabrics, and use lace for a hint of sexual appeal.
Zabetta Couture
Zabetta Couture brings the same bold print and large sun hats in the collection. The designs is fitting for afternoon tea in the garden and an evening events.
Ayni
Ayni, using the earth’s finest materials. The clothing is sophisticated using Peruvian materials and artistians. The sense is ethics and aesthetics with mixed prints in the styling with an elegance feel.
Thunyatorn
Thunyatorn brings a design similar to a Japanaise kumono with intricacate headpieces. The inspiration is Thailand’s culture and fashion. Silk, a traditional fabric in Thailand. It is a strong represenation of culture.
CAAFD designers inspire, motivate, and ready to enter the front door to the fashion world.
C+ Plus presents spring summer 2019 runway at New York Fashion Week (NYFW). This collection is modern, luxurious, and urban for women.
C+ Plus Creative Team
This team brings a talent that brings award-winning fashion to womenswear. This is a collaboration of designer C.T.LIU and CHABER. They bring strong lines, deconstruction, fabric development, and a very modern look to their designs. This is a clothing line that allows women to feel a beautiful, confident, and graceful.
The clothing started in Asia in 2013 where it was labeled one of the Ten Most Successful Brands in Asia. They continued to win awards during Mercedes-Benz Asia Most Potential Asian Designer. This seasons collection continues to be awestruck.
C+ Plus NYFW Runway
This season the collection brings lines. The design with these lines brings an accentuating point for women’s bodies. The bold colors and fabrics are on course with the fashion.
C+ Plus NYFW
C+ Plus NYFW
C+ Plus NYFW
The deconstruction of the clothing brings a dimension and architecture to the clothing. This provides a real art to fashion style, a theme found throughout fashion week. The depth and movement in the deconstruction clothing is inspiring. The use of traditional fashion now takes on a very modern look.
The lines and deconstruction play well on the clothing and a feminine feel. The strong layering continuing depth theme making a great start to pre-spring and early spring fashion. A strong woman is represented well with this collection.
C+ Plus NYFW
C+ Plus NYFW
The styling is simple with light makeup and sleeked back hair. The shoes are the trending sneaker that carries over from summer. The formal looks include boots. One model wears tall boots one black and one white with a black and white dress. This is a fun look.
C+Plus is a collection that carries urban, modern, and luxurious.
The Governors Ball presents an event worthy of 70 years of Emmys®. The event will be a glamours celebration on top of Los Angeles will be under the stars.
Hosting you own Emmys® Party
This is a great time to celebrate you favorite television series and actors. Invite a few friends over for an evening of star gazing and glam. Here are a few ideas for the evening.
Decorate the living room with icicle lights and small strands of starlight-inspired LED lighting
Encourage guest to dress in the Governors Ball theme colors blues, purples, silvers, and golds.
Design the invites with the same colors above and use stars or small crystals.
Create a recipe or two from the Governors Ball
Create great pieces for the table or buffet server with metallic fabrics
Use large pillows for extra sitting in the viewing room
Set up your own red carpet with a backdrop on a wall in your home
Provide fuzzy socks for guests while sitting on pillows
The 2018 Governors Ball Food & Beverage Shoot on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at Patina in Los Angeles. (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images)
Emmys® Governors Ball Menu
Chef and Founder Joachim Splichal and Patina Catering return to the Governors Ball for the 23rd year to bring an extensive menu matching the sophistication of their Michelin star restaurants.
Chef Joachim Splichal is widely recognized as the chef that made LA as a premier dining capital of the world. He is hailed as a “Legendary Chef” by Bon Appétit.
The menu is diverse for all foodies. This year includes a large variety of gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian dishes. The menu includes:
The 2018 Governors Ball Food & Beverage Shoot on Thursday, May 31, 2018 at Patina in Los Angeles. (Photo by Matt Sayles/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images)
Emmys® Governors Ball Desert
Every party needs a little something sweet. Frania Mendivil, the Executive Pastry Chef at Patina Catering, presents a decadent dessert menu including:
Mini Mason Jars ~ Harry’s Berries Strawberry shortcake Coconut chia seed tapioca GF VEGAN (see recipe below)
Mini Drumsticks
White and dark chocolate waffle cones filled with seasonal toppings Milk chocolate waffle cones filled with vanilla Chantilly
Mini Tarts Apricot almond, apple vanilla, pear chocolate
There is something for everyone’s liking. Mendivil began baking in her family’s bakery in Mexico.
Emmys® Governors Ball Spirits
The completing the celebrations is a drink just for the evening Enlightenment (see recipe below). This creation is fun and plalyful. The cocktails for the evening include:
Enlightenment The signature sip of the 70th Emmy® Awards Season – An effervescent cocktail featuring strawberry-infused Ketel One Family-Made Vodka, lime juice, honey syrup, Sencha green tea, Chareau liqueur, and yuzu & strawberry pearls that create an unexpected and complimentary pop of flavor with every sip. (signature cocktail at PNR Nominees Event only)
Radiance a familiar yet exotic mix of floral and spice.
Restoration a revitalizing homage to the classic espresso martini made with Fair Trade cold brew.
Labyrinth a refreshing garden-centric sipper boasting notes of fresh, all-natural vegetables.
Emmy® Statues are seen during the 2018 Governors Ball Sneak Peek Press Preview for the 70th Emmy® Awards at the L.A. Live Event Deck on Thursday, September 6, 2018, in Los Angeles, CA. (Photo by Danny Moloshok/Invision for the Television Academy/AP Images)
Emmys® Governors Ball Decor
Cheryl Cecchetto of Sequoia Productions is set the decor to be a full stray night. The evening takes place at LA Life Event Deck. The decor is thousands of twinkling lights suspended overhead. It is sure to be an artful combination of glamorous, sophisticated décor and a visionary dining and entertainment experience.
Emmys® Governors Ball Fun Facts
600 different lighting instruments
28,800 individual LED lights to create the ceiling installation
Lindt Chocolate is the official chocolate confectionery of the Green Room named the Lindt Chocolate Lounge
Emmys® Governors Ball Recipes
Filipino BBQ Chicken Skewers
Makes 12 Skewers
1/2 cup soy sauce
1/2 cup banana ketchup
1/2 cup lemon juice
1/2 cup brown sugar
1 tsp finely minced garlic
1 tsp finely minced ginger
1/2 tsp sesame oil
1 tsp kosher salt
1 tsp ground black pepper
4 lbs. organic chicken thigh meat, cut into small cubes
12 bamboo skewers – pre-soaked in water for 30 minutes
1/2 cup finely sliced scallions
1/2 cup additional banana ketchup for dipping (recipe and instructions below)
Combine first 9 ingredients to make a marinade. Marinade the chicken for at least 4 hours,
preferably overnight. Thread chicken onto skewers and brush with oil. Cook over a grill, turning
as needed and brushing with reserved marinade, until charred and cooked through, about 10
minutes. Transfer to serving platter and garnish with sliced scallions and additional banana
ketchup sauce alongside.
Banana Ketchup
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1/2 cup chopped Vidalia onions
2 tsp finely minced garlic
1 jalape.o seeded and minced
2 tsp finely grated ginger
1/2 tsp ground turmeric
1/2 tsp ground allspice
2 cups mashed ripe bananas
1/2 cup white wine vinegar
2 tbsp honey
1 tbsp tomato paste
2 tbsp soy sauce
1/2 cup brown sugar
Cook onions in vegetable oil over medium heat until soft, about 7 minutes. Add the garlic,
jalapen, ginger, turmeric and allspice, and cook about 1 minute. Add the tomato paste,
bananas, vinegar, honey, soy sauce and brown sugar. Continue cooking an additional 15
minutes, stirring often. Let cool and refrigerate.
Coconut Chia Tapioca
Serving Size: 12, 2.5 oz. cups
Coconut Tapioca
Ingredients
8 cups water
1 cup small pearl tapioca
3/4 cup unsweetened coconut milk
2 tablespoons of sugar
1/4 chia seeds
Pinch salt
Pour 2 cups water in a sauce pan and add the . cup small pearls. Partial cover and simmer over
medium heat. Stirring occasionally, until the pearls are translucent, about 40 minutes. Stir in
the . cup unsweetened coconut milk, add 2 tablespoons of sugar and a pinch of salt. Transfer
to a bowl and let it cool down. Once cooled cover and chill in the refrigerator for at least 2
hours
Passion Fruit Sauce
1/2 cup passion fruit puree
1/2 cup mango puree
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon agar-agar
In a sauce pan boil the passion and mango puree. In a medium bowl add the sugar and agaragar
and stir. Once the puree is boiling add the sugar and agar-agar mix, boil for 5 to 7 minutes
until there is a firm consistency. Once firm pour into medium bowl and let chill in the
refrigerator for at least 10 minutes
Exotic Tropical Fruit Salad
1/2 cup pineapple cut in 1/4 inch pieces
1/2 cup mango cut in 1/4 inch pieces
1/2 cup kiwi cut in . inch pieces
Zest of one lime
Juice of 1/2 lime
1 tsp sugar
1 tsp rice vinegar
1/2 cup simple syrup
Cut the fruit into . inch cubes and add to large bowl. Add the rice vinegar, simple syrup, lemon
zest, lime juice and sugar and using a wooden spoon stir all ingredients until the fruit is coated
with everything
Supper Seed Brittle
1/2 cup Glucose syrup
1 cup Sugar
1/2 cup Sesame seed
1/2 cup Chia seeds
1/2 cup Flax seed
Heat the oven to 300 degrees Fahrenheit. In sauce pan heat up the glucose with the sugar over
high heat until it becomes an amber color. In a large bowl add all the seeds and lightly stir. Add
the hot syrup to the seeds and stir. On a sheet pan, place waxed paper and pour the hot syrup
mixture onto it. Cover the mixture with waxed paper and place in the oven for 5 minutes. After
5 minutes take the mixture out of the oven and use a rolling pin to flatten the mixture until it is
paper thin (make sure to keep the waxed paper on it, otherwise the mixture will stick to the
rolling pan
Additional Garnish
1 package of micro cilantro
12 marigold flowers
Assembly
In a small cup place 1 tablespoon of passion fruit sauce, then add 3 tablespoons of the coconut
tapioca and 3 tablespoons exotic tropical fruit salad. Garnish with supper seed brittle, 3 micro
cilantro leaves and 1 marigold flower.
Enlightenment
1 1/2 oz Ketel One Family-Made Vodka infused with strawberries
1 oz lime juice
3/4 oz honey syrup
1 oz Sencha green tea
1/16 oz Chareau liqueur
Carbonated
Yuzu and Strawberry pearls
Combine the first five ingredients in a shaker over ice.
Pour liquid into carbonating vessel and charge with CO2.
Pour into chilled glass over yuzu and strawberry pearls.
Tie flowering herbs to the outside of the glass to finish.
The Emmys® know how to through a party that is star worthy. What is your favorite show on television? Post your answers on social media using #4ChionStyle.
The 70th Emmy® Awards will telecast live from the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, Monday, September 17 (5:00 – 8:00 PM PT) on NBC. Colin Jost and Michael Che, will co-host.
Chromat, creative designer Becca McCharen-Tran, brings her architecture and urban design to the New York Fashion Week (NYFW) runway. She transforms fashion from body fitting the body to the clothing fitting the body.
Chromat The Brand
SS19 Runway Photo Credit Daniel Chimowitz
SS19 Runway Photo Credit Daniel Chimowitz
This runway is not the expected evening gowns or ready-to-wear. It is a swimwear that is fitted and designed for any woman to fill comfortable without the large baggie shirt or bulky swim cover-up.
Tran brings Chromat to all women with her strong sense of structure, lines, and design bring a design that is flattering, sexy, and comfortable for anyone to wear.
SS19 Runway Photo Credit Daniel Chimowitz
Chromat The Runway
This runway inspiration is to reimagine the whole idea of throwing a ginormous shirt over a swimsuit while at the pool, peach or boating because of embarrassment. She believes every woman should feel her beauty and pride in swimwear. This runway accomplishes and demonstrates this.
The swimwear line started in 2010 brings architecture, fashion, innovative design, cutting-edge, the body’s performance encouraging empowerment from the garments for all bodies. The runway provides a strong diversity representing all women.
This runway does not have the Cheetos or snacks nor are they carrying pool accessories. They come down the runway just as if they have jumped out of the pool and are heading for their towels.
The swimwear is designed for those who love two piece swimsuits, one piece that even provides more coverage if you are in a cooler climate, but love to play in the water. It is a great collection full of color and print with a great use of mesh for breathability and comfort. The cover-ups are beautiful with some sex appeal with them.
Miss J Alexander and Daniel Chimowitz Photo Credit Daniel Chimowitz
Whoopi Goldeberg Photo Credit Daniel Chimowitz
Chromat Front Row
Attending the fashion show includes Whoopi Goldberg and Miss J. Alexander, just from his own runway walk for Laurence & Chico. He demonstrated just how it is done.
This is a fun collection for every woman to be sexy, beautiful, and confident. Chromat is your fashion go to for all your water fun.
Stephanie Nauli, philanthropist, musician, and model, will be attending E-Feminista Freedom Tour by Crowned for Success in New York city. She brings with her talents, service, and inspiration to this event. Nauli motto is, “look in the mirror and know you can be anything.” Get a little insight to this amazing woman.
What is the one thing you do to start each day to be successful?
I thank God for all the opportunities at hand and read my Holy Bible devotionals to get my mind and heart right for the course of the day.
As a young child what was the one thing you wanted to be as an adult?
A
star.
Being a single mother what is the one tip to scheduling and management
of a busy life you use?
Thank you for your service in the military. How has being a member of
the military benefited your current career in entertainment?
Being that I was the 1st Armored Division’s National Anthem Singer at Fort Bliss, Texas, with my face on a training site banner, I would say it was an honorable experience that better prepared me for the future.
Key to your life is philanthropy what is the one area that you see we can get motivated to participate?
We
can’t put full responsibility on the White House. They are doing their part as
our nation’s leaders. But the people are the hands and feet of the changes we
wish to see.
Health
is wealth and doing everything we can to sustain and improve the health of our
environment ensures that we ourselves can live healthier and more profitable
lives, by saving money on medical bills and capitalizing on athletic endeavors,
to name a few. Money does not flow without us and does not flow as productively
if we are not at our optimal state of health. Our well-being is reflected by
what we consume, and this includes the kind of air we breathe.
The
Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation has made such a lasting impact in my native
country, Indonesia, who now have been all about going green, improving the
overall health of their economy, and many others, to include the U.S.
Definitely, support their work and progress.
You focus on empowering people to be the best most positive life. How did you gain 1 insight or tool for your book?
If you can dream it, you can achieve it. If you can see it, you can believe it. Before anything manifests into something, it begins with an idea. That idea requires a plan of action if you want to make it happen. That is why I included a visual planning exercise in the Master Life Assessment Tool in the back of my Amazon bestseller “Master Life: 7 Powers to Living At Your Highest Potential.”
This
way your dream goes from concept to reachable opportunity.
Stephanie Nauli
E-Feminista is about creating a “laptop lifestyle” for women. How do
you interpret that in your daily living?
I
am a Regional Vice President of Crowned for Success, LLC, a sisterhood of entrepreneurial
women and online business owners who contribute a portion of our proceeds
against domestic violence and children’s education. We are all about the remote
living lifestyle because we as women of ambition, have lots we are passionate
about doing that can’t all be done in a cubicle. As an influencer and marketer,
my work is done 80% on my phone, 10% on a laptop or computer, and 10% in a
recording studio or film set. This allows me to travel where I want, when I
want, and with who, doing what I love.
What is the one moment in your life that you felt that you had made
around the corner?
When
I started my own production and marketing company, Millennial Entertainment,
LLC, that was the decision to create my own opportunities instead of waiting in
line.
Your Motto is “Look in the mirror and know you can be anything…” Do you feel you have achieved that to this time in life?
Absolutely, I always will be, because I believe in having a growth-mindset and continually learning things that better myself, my life, my performance, and my business. Every time I reach a goal, I will always want to take it to the next level. That’s just me. Complacency is a dangerous place to be.
One beauty tip you use to be the best you possible.
Staying
hydrated prevents wrinkles and keeps the skin supple, and lips plush, with the
help of a natural color lip enhancer by IT Cosmetics, Je Ne Sais Quoi
nourishing lipstick. It’s my everyday lip magic.
What are your current and upcoming projects for film, modeling, or
entertainment?
I
have an action/drama screenplay in development, it’s almost like Mr. & Mrs.
Smith meets the Goodfellas, and there are several distribution opportunities
for that as well as for brands and investors. I’ve been blessed to receive
brand ambassador opportunities that I’m considering, in athletic gear and makeup.
I also landed a supporting role in a military drama feature film, Charlie Med,
in pre-production, and I’m releasing my first EP on my 27th birthday, September
9th, that includes the cinematic pop-orchestra song, “You Can Be”, on all radio
streams.