[…] plant (which is required for consumption, even in a gummy), the acid is changed/no longer exists. (Vice) Keisha Lance Bottoms moves on. (Elle) What happens when the good-natured wife from a famous stand-up routine gets divorced, embraces her art, and goes viral on TikTok? (Bazaar) What’s behind all the winning streaks on ‘Jeopardy’ this […]
[…] written more about my love of black in my piece, “Wardrobe Staples: Why I Promote Black.” That being said, you all are correct, not every woman looks good in black. It can be too harsh for some complexions and hair colors, and just be too severe for some personal styles. I have a list […]
[…] to get that blazer sleeve shortened or that dress properly nipped in at the waist, the result is a piece that looks far more expensive, and does good things to your figure. We women are quick to blame ourselves for things. Those pants gape at the waist because your butt is too fat, the […]
[…] and violence and it felt like we needed to be in the right frame of mind to dig back in. But finally we did and dang it’s good. It’s ridiculous and dramatic and violent and painful but the characters are so good and the story is really riveting. Kelly Reilly, who plays Beth Dutton, […]
[…] OS – if your hips are wider than 48″, you will not be able to pull her pants on due to the maximum waist dimension. These are good from about a size 4 to 14.) Maybe you could layer a long sleeve shirt under this for autumn or winter. In fact, I have a […]
[…] movie (supposedly the rights were purchased before the book was even released). I am not finished with it; Kindle says I am 49% through, but it’s a good fit for my needs. This book is hella cliche, as soon as you start you know how it’s going to end but that doesn’t matter. It’s […]
[…] this thick sweater. Any more, and the drape would be lost and with it my shape and my comfort. A bulky sweater in a waistband may look good in the mirror, but it won’t feel good once you have to take a seat! A partial tuck like this is often called a French tuck. […]
[…] OBE, costume designer extraordinaire. Here’s a piece in the Irish Times that shares some of Beavan’s thoughts on the film; this piece in Vogue is also a good one. For Your Entertainment In 2004, I was 29 years old, but I was not listening to pop music. I really wasn’t listening to much music […]
