- good news: i didn’t buy a bag that day…
- possibly not-as-good news: i bought one today. ( Read more )
Category: fashion
satchel hell (aka impulse shopping), pt. 2
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satchel hell (aka impulse shopping)
*groooooan*
i made a booboo.
it’s all my mom’s fault.
she said she wanted a particular red handbag from calvin klein. i went on the site and next thing you know, i spent a couple hundred – on clothes for myself (sorry, mom, couldn’t find the bag)!
it only got worse from there. ( Read more )
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revolve model isn’t an online anomoly
i recently saw a few articles about a clearly emaciated model on revolve clothing’s website, and the controversy surrounding it. revolve has said that they will not use her until she gains some weight.
so let me give you my own background experience with fashion clothing websites: ( Read more )
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a repost by any other name…
i hadn’t planned on including a piece that i’d already written. however, i wrote last year’s piece, “what michelle obama can teach us that models can’t” during last year’s fashion week, and a year later, while seeing some pictures from new york fashion week, i feel overly compelled to write an updated version of the same piece.
so, here is what michelle obama can teach us that models can’t (1 year later).
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barbaric facelifts
when i first saw this vintage ad, i thought, how barbaric. then i thought, wait, is it that much different than botox? i mean, both are to help smooth wrinkles and lift skin. sure, this item looks much worse but at least people only wear it at night. with botox, people have to keep getting shots in their face to maintain the look.
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tsk tsk rebecca minkoff
le sigh. i have been a rebecca minkoff fan for years. i thought she and i had something going. when was the first time i drooled over a rebecca minkoff bag? who knows, maybe four years ago. i have two morning after minis and it takes a lot of self-restraint not to have bought more (steady, anyone?)
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a size by any other name
so, i clicked and skimmed this article on a model who increased her weight and the industrial effects of that (yeah, i know better). it was somewhat interesting, though, which is why i’m putting it here (in traditional adia form, i’ve eliminated numbers and specific behaviors). i like it because it calls out the b.s. of the fashion industry.
At size [meh], Fashion Week model Coco Rocha, 21, is latest of many women considered fat by industry
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ilovemyhair.com

a few days ago, i received an e-mail from andrea pippins, which reads in part:
Recently I read your great article Good Hair Wars on The Huffington Post and thought you might be interested in my new online shop called I Love My Hair, The shop features pieces that celebrate naturally coily hair through art and design. Please take a look and spread the word if you dig it.
i definitely dug it, so i’m happy to spread the word!
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What Michelle Obama Can Teach Us That Models Can’t

this is my latest piece on huffington post:
“what michelle obama can teach us that models can’t”
it’s the first piece i’ve written that’s been featured with a picture!!
check it out!
i’d love to have your comments on it!
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