Showing posts with label wardrobe stylist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wardrobe stylist. Show all posts
10/12/11
See Beyond Black's Work on The Today Show
Check out my brilliant client Tara Sophia Mohr in her new Beyond Black wardrobe as she shares her expertise on the Today Show. Tara, you look amazing!
Tara is wearing a turquoise Diane von Furstenberg dress and Jimmy Choo purple suede shoes, both available at Bloomingdale's Union Square.
8/8/11
Mad Men Style Sweeps the Nation: Are you a Betty or a Joan? A Pete or a Don?
With the 4th season of AMC's hit TV show Mad Men airing soon, they're doing a recap of all of the previous episodes to catch people up. It's one of those shows my husband and I were never interested in until everyone starting raving about it, then we never started because we were behind. Even if the show turned out to be crap (which it isn't), I would have loved it anyway due to the set and costume designs.
Now I've officially jumped on the Mad Men bandwagon. (1) In my house- mid century modern is the one design style my husband and I can agree upon- and (2) in my closet because my curves love 1940-1950's era styles. And I know I'm not the only one....
Banana Republic is showing their love by releasing a limited edition Mad Men collection in time for the fall season. August 11th at 6:00PM (in select stores) you can shop the collection and drink a free "Mad-tini". Receive a gift with purchase if you use your Banana Republic card.
Guys, they didn't forget about you... "Are you MAD enough?"
Want something a little more literal? Check out this Etsy shop for curvaceous creations that look like they came straight out of the show.
Image(s) courtesy of Google search. Quote from Banana Republic marketing.
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7/22/11
"Honey Don't"- Men, What Not to Wear This Summer
In the article "Honey Don't: Menswear Faux-pas", Women's Wear Daily (WWD) asked some of their favorite fashionable ladies what their take on bad men's summer fashion looked like. Some of the answers varied from obvious...
"...I don’t like that Speedos thing. I see it in France and Brazil all the time. In Brazil, it’s different, I think, because there that doesn’t count, it’s fine. But here…no." - Doutzen Kroes
"A rhinestone T-shirt. You don’t look like a man. You look like an idiot." - Sophia Bush
I read this and had to add my two cents on the topic. Living in the San Francisco Bay Area where tech is king, I've seen plenty of this "uniform"...
"Pleated khakis and short sleeved button-down shirts for work. Don't forget multiple cell phones attached to belt."- Jennifer @ Beyond Black
So I ask you, if you had the chance to ask your man "Honey, don't..." in regards to his wardrobe, what would you tell him not to wear this summer?
6/28/11
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Like myself, you may have decided to give the ol' string bikini suit a heave-ho into the forgotten depths that is the back of your closet in lieu of something a little more conservative. If you've read my previous blog posts on all of the cute one-piece and plus-sized swimsuits available this season, that might have helped you make the switch (it did me). I was more than happy to get rid of the floss meant to cover my "bits" because I knew I never really felt comfortable in something so tiny anyway.
But do you know what it took, and how long, for society to let you walk out onto the beach dressed so scantily clad? Like the fact that the first bikini didn't show up on the scene until 1946? I didn't until I found this great blog post from Divine Caroline showcasing "Swimsuits Through the Ages." Enjoy...
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All images from Divine Caroline
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