Fashionista Poems - Poems about Fashionista

My fashionista muse has many styles from which to choose, and how she feels determines the colors she will use. If she brims with silliness, it’s orange she could wear, for couplets can be quirky heels, and heels come in a pair! Also when lighthearted or simply wanting fun, she dresses in a limerick, often yellow like the sun. If she...

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Senorita Fashionista, has attained Fame. She shaped a dress from a tent, and changed fashion's stage. Then off to Rio, It's her home base. Senorita Fashionista, is ahead of the game. Senorita was a Seamstress, who always stayed late. She designed her own line. and calls it Chic Lace. Her fabric's gone wild, Her Style is the rave, Senorita Fashionista. Is The, Fashion Plate. Senorita Fashionista, is ahead of her Time. Her shades...

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Barbie was the ultimate fashionista. I received her when I was nine; she had a shape; no ordinary baby doll. No baby at all. It was embarrassing to dress her. Or rather undress her. Then we had Midge. A friend but not as pretty Freckles toned her down a bit; she was ordinary Whereas Barbie was always the epitome of glamour. I have...

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That fashion style's come round again for everywhere one sees the young 'uns in their denim jeans with rips across the knees. Some sporting just a single slash, others have two or more, it must help ventilate their gait don't know what else they're for. If having holy clothing means they wear a look that rocks, it means that I am bang-on trend with my pants,...

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Oh lovely, little hedgehog, playing in the grass, I love your prickly, stylish coat, it brings you so much sass. I see that little nose of yours, twitching to no end, sniffing out the next hot thing, the next must-have fashion trend. But I am on to you little hedgehog, playing in that grass. I will not just sit here...

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Jaguar, jaguar, Great wild cat of America … ‘Tis said, she painted on her spots While fishing in a rivuar … ! (This is a Native American legend.)...

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