Style Tip of the Day: How to wear your Graphic T Street Style

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T-shirts are so great for so many things; bedtime, errand time, couch time and lounging! BUT what about dressing up your favorite tee for a funkier everyday look? Combining your classic tee with a printed blazer and layered statement necklaces creates some tomboy edge and transforms your outfit!

Don't have a favorite tee?? Nobul has you covered (see below) our grey shirts are NOW ON SALE!! SHOP NOW! Not only will you look fabulous in our classic t-shirt you will be spreading the message to be a POSITIVE person and to make a commitment to no bullying! Being Nobul means loving yourself and others and appreciating human differences.

Paris Fashion Week: Street Style Gone Nobul

Street Style Fashionistas during Paris Fashion Week can't get enough of our Nobul Snapbacks! We love how these ladies use Nobul to accessorize their looks in such a strong way...

The pops of color in this shabby, everyday chic look are fabulous. We love how she paired our floral snapback with her edgy crop top to balance her look! 

Black on black on black is always a Nobul favorite! We love the bold statement of our oversized Nobul snapback and how she used it to perfectly accent her sleek look.





Not only do these ladies look fierce, they are standing up for a Nobul cause. Their snapbacks are sending  powerful messages of love, peace and acceptance. Grab your snapback HERE and join our Nobul Nation. Be Positive. Be Yourself. Be Nobul.

Original images found on ELLE

My Brown Baby - Teaching Girls the Importance of Character

Denene Millner, author of the blog My Brown Baby, wrote a very interesting article for Refinery 29 on what's wrong with telling a little girl she's pretty. Millner has a beautiful four-year-old daughter who receives compliments on her beauty frequently. This makes Millner uncomfortable not because she doesn't want her daughter to hear she's beautiful, but because she thinks there is more to her beauty than just her cuteness. She tells her daughter her beauty runs deep,"You're so pretty...but more importantly, you're smart and kind and have the type of stubborn determination that'll take you places." Millner says in raising her daughter she stresses the importance of building intellect, being honest, having a strong body and being compassionate.

Millner explains that the seeds she sprinkles in our "color struck, body-obsessed, white-washed world" are  seeds of self acceptance and positivity. She tells her daughter. " Yes, you’re a cutie, but really that means nothing in comparison to the beauty of character. That’s what will carry you through life with grace. That’s what will help you make lasting relationships and wise decisions. That’s what will help you realize how truly full of beauty you are. Not because of your smile, but because of the way it radiates warmth. Not because of your eyes, but because of how they see good in others. Not because of your hair, but because of how it reflects your bursting personality. Your beauty is ever-present. You don’t need eyes to see it.”

Millner's daughter is so lucky to be raised by such a strong, smart woman. By teaching the importance of character, Millner is providing her daughter with the most important tools for a successful, happy life. My mother raised me with similar morals and taught me the importance of being a good person and treating other people with respect. To be cliche, I was taught true beauty is on the inside. I am sure the reason Millner's daughter receives so many compliments on her beauty is because she is so wonderful on the inside that it shows outwardly.