[…] rear and belly. However, these are a very lightweight denim (65% cotton, 27% Tencel® lyocell, 6% polyester and 2% spandex woven) and they already started stretching out by the end of this shoot. I worry that a larger size would stretch out beyond wearability. I also know that with my belly and rear, I […]
[…] has become the norm. Saving money to buy, well, pretty much anything, feels like an outdated notion. And that’s where premium mediocre swoops in…” A serious burn by Eugene Rabkin for Business of Fashion. Can’t say he’s wrong… Oh, it only took 175 years… women are now performing in Harvard’s Hasty Pudding theater group. (Boston.com) […]
[…] conference and I’ll be sure to share more deets as they come available! If you read one piece about New York Fashion Week, make it this piece by Robin Givhan. I know I link to her almost every week but her writing is phenomenal and she so beautifully addresses current events and how they […]
[…] even feel it. These jeans are quite comfortable. For jeggings, I found the weight nice and thick, more like a skinny jean than a jegging. These were by far my favorite jeans from this review. However, they are a bit long to wear with flats and brogues, the same color as my AG Jeans, […]
[…] sold thousands of pairs and had many of you write me, thanking me for introducing you to these revolutionary shoes. But LISSOM was a small business started by a woman who wasn’t from Silicon Valley, didn’t have an MBA, but had a brilliant idea and made it reality and learned as she went along. […]
[…] skill of finding treasures in heaps of second hand clothing. Where do you find sartorial inspiration? I live and work in Brooklyn, NYC. I am really inspired by the people around me. On the train or bike rides, I enjoy checking out how people put together their outfits. What is the difference between fashion […]
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[…] then had buyer’s remorse. The garment is just plain wrong, but you feel guilty because you spent good money on it. Your money is not coming back by letting that dress collect dust in your closet, it’s time to let it go and move on. We’ve all been there. When I say purge, that […]
