Fans of sassy sisters Angela and Vanessa Simmons will be thrilled when the second season of MTV’s hit series “Daddy’s Girls“ debuts on August 11 at 10 pm with two back-to-back episodes. The new season picks up with the adventures of the “reality” TV darlings as they continue to build their Pastry fashion empire, battle over BFFs, deal with relationship drama,  and move on up to a plush pad in the Hollywood Hills.
 
 
The cast of “Daddy’s Girls” also includes:

Angela and Vanessa’s tomboyish cousin, Jessica Brown, continues to help her cousins promote their Pastry line.  This season Jessica embarks on a path …read more

Angela and Vanessa Simmons have quite the fan following here on Hot Mama Daily, and I’m happy to report the sisters are expanding their Pastry apparrel empire. The stars of MTV’s “Daddy’s Girls” recently put on a special runway show for Macy’s to introduce the new looks from Pastry Capsule by Angela and Vanessa Simmons – the latest addition to the Pastry brand.
 
 
I like Vanessa’s feminine pink top but Angela’s “little” black dress doesn’t leave much to the imagination. Fans, however, can look forward to seeing more fashion from the new line during the upcoming season of “Daddy’s Girls” (the new season’s …read more

The response to my post on Angela and Vanessa Simmon’s MTV show, “Daddy’s Little Girls,“ was great.  So I know these lovely young ladies have quite a few Hot Mama Daily fans.  The girls’ recently hosted a fashion show in Las Vegas, sponsored by Seventeen Magazine to spotlight their fun and flirty Pastry footwear and clothing.
 

Reformed tomboy Angela (remember how decidedly un-girly she was on “Run’s House?“) has truly blossomed into a pretty, fashion-forward young woman.  I love the ’80s-inspired look she rocked for the Pastry show.  The teal, animal-print top, lycra leggings, and strappy heels are all FAB.  Vanessa’s hot pink skirt …read more

I almost hate to admit it, but MTV’s “The Hills” is one of my guilty pleasures.  Still, I’m disappointed by the show’s blatant lack of diversity.  I suppose Audrina is the most “ethnic” girl on the show because she’s the only brunette in a sea of bottle blondes.  So I looked forward to Whitney Port’s New York City spinoff, “The City,” where I thought for sure there’d be at least one woman of color represented in the cast.  I was wrong.
Overall, “The City” doesn’t look much like the Big Apple I live in.  So I was pleasantly surprised to catch …read more