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Women’s Clothing That is Modest and Trendy

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Who says modesty can’t be cute and trendy? That’s the question Christa Taylor asks at her website for women and girls that are looking for fashionable yet modest clothing.

Our Mission: At Christa Taylor we’re pioneering a modest clothing revolution. Our team is committed to designing trendy and modest clothes that match your unique style. We are fashions for the empowered traditionalist; offering chic, feminine, and modern modest clothing options that are carefully selected to bring you premium quality and a totally modish [chic+modest=modish] flair that allows you to keep up with all the latest trends. We love creating those modest skirts, trendy tops, modest dresses, modest swimwear, and accessories that you had previously only dreamed about.

Okay, I am way out of my area of expertise here. I am not even going to attempt to tell you whether this site has good clothing for women or not. I only know that as a pastor, whenever I speak about issues of modesty, mothers and teens always tell me that, yes, they would like to adhere to biblical principles of modesty, but it is just so hard to find nice clothing today that is also modest.

So, I am glad that someone out there is at least designing clothes with modesty in mind. I will have to let my female readers visit the site and evaluate the clothing for themselves. Let us know what you think in the comments section.

HT: Tim Challies

15 Ways to Tie Your Shoelaces

Okay, all you non-conformist sneaker-lovers out there. If you have been searching for that “new look” for your sneakers, check out these 15 different ways to lace up your shoes. Professor Shoelace (Ian Fieggen) gives you detailed instructions for each method, complete with diagrams and photos. Learn how to lace 15 different patterns, including: the Ladder, the Zipper, the Sawtooth, the Lattice, the Checkerboard, and the very cool Hidden Knot.

     Checkerboard Pattern    Hidden Knot Pattern

Visit Ian’s Shoelace Site for more information about shoelaces than you ever dreamed existed (including how to tie a foolproof knot).

HT: Lifehack