In further proof that I have no taste whatsoever, I love both 7 and 8.
Fashion designers of the world: I offer you my services. Show me your wares, and if I squeal loudly at something, make sure it never sees the light of day. If I peer at it disinterestedly, promote it to high heaven. Based on the past 18 years or so of my discerning fashion contemplation, this strategy should be solid profit.
I charge very reasonable rates by the hour. I also accept the designs I've squealed at, in my size, of course.
Well, Louanna Rawls, it's a gorgeous neckline, but yeah... that length. I've honestly never seen the appeal of any length between knee and floor. Even tea length is just ... blah. That dress cut a few inches about your knee would have been ADORABLE, Ms. Rawls. ADORABLE. And isn't that what we're always going for here?
@JerseyGrrrl: I think if you're going to do below the knee & above floor on a dress, it should fall in the middle of the shin. And not be such a stiff fabric/line?
@Eleanor Ramilly: Maybe that's it! Maybe it's the fabric? I think that could be the problem. A flowing chiffon might seem less matronly. Oh Michael Kors, get out of my brain with your orangeness!!
Oh please TV Gods, make it turn out that they actually wore their own creations to the premiere so that we can look forward to weeks of sparkles, velvet and gloves.
Wow, just WOW. It's like Not-So Happy Hour at some sad, way off-strip Vegas lounge. Also, wait until Michael from DListed gets a load of Patrick McDonald's eyebrows.
There are too many fashion "reality" TV shows. The one about Elle internships was the most unrealistic crap I've ever seen. I wouldn't mind if they made a TV show about fashion and pulled out the tired Devil Wears Prada refs, but putting it in "reality" shows just encourages the stereotypes.
It'd be like making a finance reality TV show (plz god no), and modeling it after "wall street".
Okay, I have to admit it, Gwyneth Paltrow is growing on me. I am sort of bizarrely charmed that she has the audacity to charge 100 pounds for a studded tank top. It's a joke, right?
"there's no indication why the line should start at £100." Well, aside from the fact that Gwyneth would never put her name to anything that might be considered "cheap".
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Fashion designers of the world: I offer you my services. Show me your wares, and if I squeal loudly at something, make sure it never sees the light of day. If I peer at it disinterestedly, promote it to high heaven. Based on the past 18 years or so of my discerning fashion contemplation, this strategy should be solid profit.
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It'd be like making a finance reality TV show (plz god no), and modeling it after "wall street".
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