Fashionable Exercise Public Relations: Barefoot Workouts Still Abuzz
Working out barefoot is apparently all the rage lately. From Barefoot athletic shoes to literally jogging barefoot, the fitness industry is pushing for what they feel is a safer alternative to sneakers-- your bare foot. Personally, I'm not sure why it is abuzz lately, as I took dance and modern dance since I was young, in which you practice barefoot. I do, however, cringe when I see anyone going for their morning 5K run barefoot as I can only imagine my foot hitting the pavement along with any sharp item that may be in my path. Ouch.
However, barefoot fitness enthusiasts tout its benefits, stating that you can build a stronger core going barefoot because it allows you to connect with the ground. It's often been said that sneakers give a false sense of a platform when wearing them to work out (if you've ever rolled your ankle, you know this to be true.)
Are you working out barefoot? Have you noticed a difference in your core strength since doing so? Tweet us @PierceMattiePR.

It’s not just admired among handbags, boots and belts anymore. Leather skirts, pants, dresses, and of course jackets are a re-appearing trend as well…and not just among the Harley crowd (but you can still be a little bad ass if you wear it!)
“Not moving to Dior was probably best for everyone,” stated Louis Vuitton’s creative director Marc Jacobs. Does he mean in regards to stepping into the footsteps of John Galliano we wonder?
Finally! We are kicking skinny jeans to the curb!
With resort season in full swing and as we urgently count down the days until we can lounge by the pool on a daily basis, bathing suit shopping is beginning (Isn't it only January?!) What better way to waste some time during the cold days than to shop for bathing suits while daydreaming about warm sun, the smell of sunscreen, and tan skin? One of the hottest new swimsuit collections I have seen for this summer is by SAHA Swimwear.
We all have the “all season jacket” that has been lying to us for years hanging in our closet. It is not a bad jacket, in the wintertime (in fact it’s perfect for a cold day). As the spring comes and starts to turn into summer, though, your relationship with the blazer begins to take a turn for the worse. It gets hot, you start to perspire and it gets soaked. You end up taking it off and throwing it over your shoulder or draped over your arm. The relationship is over. It is a catch 22 though. You want to look nice, but you don’t want to be sweating to death in the summer heat.

There’s nothing more attractive than a feminine, laid-back woman in sexy laid-back clothing. Designer Christina Minasian creates this sort of sensual lady of leisure look with her up and coming clothing line,
