[…] are loose enough that they will fit comfortably over a pair of ankle boots and it doesn’t show the shape of your legs. If you like the way a baby or full bootcut pant looks on you, a ponte pant in this cut can work, but know it may go out of fashion in […]
[…] a dark comedy and expected them to all be written by men and they weren’t. How could any woman find Byrne’s character or her existence in any way humorous? And how could anyone just dismiss Sheila Rubin as awful. Her character is tragic and so full of the pain that many women carry. Actually, […]
[…] I don’t know if this is on purpose. But Washington’s character is kinda horrible, Moss’ character is kinda horrible, and Mara’s character feels complex in an unnatural way. But I can’t stop watching it and I can’t wait to see what happens next. A few of the photos I could find of Washington’s outfits […]
[…] over my life, books have given me strength, perspective, knowledge, and the feeling that I wasn’t so alone or so unusual. There was the Outlander series, The Artist’s Way, The Simple Living Guide, How to Speak Dog, Margaret Atwood, Emily Nagoski, Louisa May Alcott… and this summer, it has been Elin Hilderbrand. Straight out […]
[…] Guess? jeans with an oversized striped rayon shirt and matching oversized vest. My bangs were high, my lips were shiny and pink, I was dressed in a way where I felt I would be perceived as cool. I was not cool. Cool isn’t created by what you wear, but by who you are and […]
[…] If I read this book, I think I would enjoy it. But this just feels so incredibly miscast, mis-costumed, mis-a lot. Byrne is funny and talented… and way too naturally glamorous for this role. She is playing an invisible woman in midlife, a lawyer in a past life who is now a middle to […]
[…] and apply it to make it current? Artists (and many designers certainly fancy themselves as such, whether or not the rest of the world views them that way) use life and the world around them as springboards to their creativity. Art is exactly that: taking that which surrounds us and interpreting it as an […]
[…] run experiments on blush shades and skirt lengths. As in a regular experiment, you have a hypothesis and a conclusion. You can only learn from experimenting. The way I thought of the basics is through trial and error. I have been fat, I have been thin, I have been everything in between. I have […]
[…] thought I’d somehow have time to finish at least one of my half-completed blog posts but nope. I have several Wardrobe Oxygen Community member reviews heading your way, a review of Spanx apparel, and a discussion on pant/jean silhouettes but they are all still in draft form. Saw some dreamy schools, saw some schools […]