In other news, President Obama wore noise-cancelling headphones on the way home yesterday, suggesting he likes his plane rides as he likes his fashion critics: quiet.
I hope that Liliane Bettencourt's daughter succeeds in managing the finances and more than that I hope her mother doesn't hate her for it. As someone who has taken care of two sets of grandparents I know how terrible it can be to have to remove some of their responsibilities and how much they dislike it. Giving 1.5 billion dollars worth of cash and art to a photographer seems like a warning sign. (On a side note, 1.5 billion, for the sake of fuck that is a lot of money)
While I understand what Christopher Kane says, and to a point agree with him, I find the sentence people can say what they want about anyone on a blog without consequences and that's quite scary a bit scary.
Like when Cathy Horyn was critical about a designer show (i forgot which one) and was refused admission the season after that? Like when Dana Thomas (who wrote the terrific and critical book about fashion, Deluxe) was refused at the door of the Louis Vuitton show? Those kind of consequences? I hope not.
@hortense: The Lucy in Disguise in Austin is a costume shop. Probably one of the most elaborate costume shops in the south, too. They are my #1 stop for wigs, because I always find I need several throughout the year.
Didn't Whitney already make a similar comment a while ago about LCs designs? Something like Well my stuff's going to be more high-end, or something like that? Hm. Love the catty undercutting; always a good look (not).
If there's one thing I've learned from knowing three people who went on to kill themselves, it's that sometimes you just have no idea at all what's about to happen. Daul, from the little I knew of her via her blog, was a gifted young woman who'd have been awesome to know even if she wasn't a model.
In some ways, this hits me harder than Ruslana Korshunova's death last year precisely because Daul was a (fellow) blogger- in a way, it feels like we've lost one of our own.
And out of that sentiment, I do wish she'd be allowed some privacy in death- like maybe not having false facts and speculation about her relationship all over the media now. I don't know who it's supposed to help.
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Also, Trashy Fame Whore, back off the David Yurman. His stuff is actually really nice, and far too classy for the likes of you.
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Like when Cathy Horyn was critical about a designer show (i forgot which one) and was refused admission the season after that? Like when Dana Thomas (who wrote the terrific and critical book about fashion, Deluxe) was refused at the door of the Louis Vuitton show? Those kind of consequences? I hope not.
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This girl will never wrinkle because she has no facial expression.
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When I think of "manly men" the last thing that comes to mind are Dockers.
Are they still popular in the States? I think they are the most unflattering pants.
What is the correct way to pronounce Louboutin? Like the maestro says, I've heard it pronounced different ways.
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(and the N is silent -- in the French nasal way)
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Frankly, after spending enough time in England, I can't take khaki pants seriously. Sounds too much like kaki pants, and nobody wants that.
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thank you.
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I had no idea Dockers were popular with women.
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In some ways, this hits me harder than Ruslana Korshunova's death last year precisely because Daul was a (fellow) blogger- in a way, it feels like we've lost one of our own.
And out of that sentiment, I do wish she'd be allowed some privacy in death- like maybe not having false facts and speculation about her relationship all over the media now. I don't know who it's supposed to help.
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i can only rarely find my size anywhere but online.
coincidence? i think not.
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