Erica Salmon is a published book author and an accomplished fashion reporter. She follows the trends for media outlets like The Hunt, Pregnancy magazine, NBC, ParentsRPeople.com and MitzvahMarket.com. She knows her fair share of what’s hot and what’s not in the world of couture and has covered everything from the Oscars to New York Fashion Week. She lives in New Jersey.
Erica Salmon's Articles
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The New Nursery
Bye-bye baby blues
Published on 5/11/10
Babies will forever be cute, but the nurseries they inhabit have evolved beyond “cute.” The current trend when planning for, decorating, and merchandising a baby’s room is to go in a more sophisticated, elegant, and organic direction than in decades past. Read More »
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Cozy Comfort
Wrap yourself in luxury
Published on 11/06/09
This winter, cozy comfort is the “in” look when it comes to all things fashionable. Whether it’s made of pure cashmere, a cashmere-like fabric, faux suede, wool, or a wool blend, the way to go when it comes to clothing and accessories is warm and inviting, from head to toe. Read More »
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Charm School
Priceless
Published on 9/19/09
The history of modern-day charms dates back to the reign of Queen Victoria (1837-1901). Known for her elaborate collection of jewels and tiaras, Queen Victoria was also known for being a true romantic and had the sentimental jewelry to prove it. The Queen wore miniature portraits of her nine children on a gold bracelet and a miniature portrait of her beloved Prince Albert on a different pearl bracelet. This collection of “personal charms” began a trend that has never gone out of style. Read More »
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Fore Fashion
New fits, new fabrics for golfers
Published on 6/01/09
Looking good on the golf course and playing well are no longer separate goals. With the popularity of “performance fabric” apparel, and stylish yet useful accessories, this summer’s golfers will look good while concentrating on the task at hand: playing better golf. Read More »
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Purples Reign
Spring-fresh linens
Published on 3/01/09
Spring is when color returns to our lives. We use a brighter color palette when designing outdoor landscaping and indoor home interiors; it’s a breath of fresh air after the dull hues of winter landscapes. Read More »
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