Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Blogging event
Next Saturday I will be at the PNK Elephant on South St for the Walk the Talk event. This is the second year for this event but it is the first time that I will be attending. It should be fun. Hope to see you all there!
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events,
philadelphia
Location:
Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Friday, June 1, 2012
Fairest of them All?
Today the new film Snow White and the Huntsmen was released. I don't think you know how much I hate Kirsten Stewart. The girl has no idea how to keep her mouth shut, which is the same mouth that does not know how to smile.
Recently though I was pleasantly surpised when I saw what she wore to the LA premiere of the movie. I am OBSESSED with this outfit. It is all Stella McCartney and I love it. This outfit is way different from all the other outfits that Kirsten has worn to other premeiers. Good for you Kirsten. You must have hired a stylist.
Recently though I was pleasantly surpised when I saw what she wore to the LA premiere of the movie. I am OBSESSED with this outfit. It is all Stella McCartney and I love it. This outfit is way different from all the other outfits that Kirsten has worn to other premeiers. Good for you Kirsten. You must have hired a stylist.
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Monday, May 7, 2012
How far is too far?
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| Photo shefinds.com |
You can find more by this designer on her esty site.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Sad News
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| Photo: Fashionista.com |
This made me seriously sad. I have always loved this brand, even wearing Betsey to my senior prom. Betsey started her brand in 70's and it has been awesome ever since. But there is always her reality tv series to look forward to!
Tuesday, April 24, 2012
1920's and the Great Gatsby
Once again I find myself working on a project that requires me to research the 1920's and my flapper makeup post has been one of my most popular.
In the time of the Charleston, hems rose to an unheard of knee length.
Women bobbed their hair and the finger wave became very popular.
Waistlines dropped to about the hip line. Women would put powder on their stockings to dull the shine of the material. Flappers did not like to wear stockings so they would roll the down and put rouge on their knees to draw attention to the fact that their dresses were so short.
Cloche hats were also very popular because the brim allowed people to see your bobbed hair!
Clara Bow was a famous silent film star and the cloche hat was very popular because it showed off the short hair cut.
The term flapper was coined by writer F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of The Great Gatsby. As most people probably know a remake of The Great Gatsby is being released starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Toby Maguire. Anyone excited?
In the time of the Charleston, hems rose to an unheard of knee length.
Women bobbed their hair and the finger wave became very popular.
Waistlines dropped to about the hip line. Women would put powder on their stockings to dull the shine of the material. Flappers did not like to wear stockings so they would roll the down and put rouge on their knees to draw attention to the fact that their dresses were so short.
Cloche hats were also very popular because the brim allowed people to see your bobbed hair!
Clara Bow was a famous silent film star and the cloche hat was very popular because it showed off the short hair cut.
The term flapper was coined by writer F. Scott Fitzgerald, author of The Great Gatsby. As most people probably know a remake of The Great Gatsby is being released starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Toby Maguire. Anyone excited?
Thursday, April 19, 2012
The 1930's
The 30's are often overlooked in fashion history because of the Great Depression but the 30's were full of movie glamour and fashion innovations. Waist lines moved up to the natural waist, the wedge heel was invented by Salvatore Ferragamo and the bias cut was used in evening wear. Hems were not as short as the roaring twenties but they no longer grazed the floor.
Famous 1930's actress Mae West
Famous 1930's actress Mae West
| Ferragamo heel |
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1930's,
ferragamo,
mae west,
oxford heel,
patterns,
wedge heel
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